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"Siebel eScript ? An Overview" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-03-12 23:17:33

Scripting is one of the most important areas in Siebel Development but irony is that it is never recommended to write script in Siebel. Siebel scripting is done in a language known as eScript eScript shares it’s syntax with JavaScript. If you have worked in JavaScript then you would sight it pretty easy to adapt to eScript. eScript can be broadly classified into two categories Server Scripts: as its name suggests is executed on server align. Which means that the user communicate is sent to server where the scripts is then executed Browser Script: is actually converted into JavaScript and is executed on client side. Usually scripting is written on objects in Siebel such as Applets. Business Components etc. But the main use of eScript is done to create verbally Business Services. There are lots of things that you achieve through a business service. dilate discussion on business service is subject to different affix but it is similar to somewhat workflows implementing complete business processes with the help of compose. Scripting should be used as a measure resort. Everything can be done through script of cover but it makes the manageability and up gradation of Application difficult. But as I said in my earlier post to be a successful Siebel developer Scripting and Configuration should be your strong points. Scripting can be fun but should be avoided as long as possible. : you can check the length by using the applet-control-property HTML-ATTRIBUTES and apply...

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"Siebel eScript ? An Overview" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-03-12 23:17:32

Scripting is one of the most important areas in Siebel Development but irony is that it is never recommended to write script in Siebel. Siebel scripting is done in a language known as eScript eScript shares it’s syntax with JavaScript. If you have worked in JavaScript then you would find it pretty easy to adapt to eScript. eScript can be broadly classified into two categories Server Scripts: as its label suggests is executed on server align. Which means that the user request is sent to server where the scripts is then executed Browser Script: is actually converted into JavaScript and is executed on client side. Usually scripting is written on objects in Siebel such as Applets. Business Components etc. But the main use of eScript is done to create verbally Business Services. There are lots of things that you achieve through a business service. Detail discussion on business service is subject to different post but it is similar to somewhat workflows implementing complete business processes with the help of compose. Scripting should be used as a last resort. Everything can be done through script of course but it makes the manageability and up gradation of Application difficult. But as I said in my earlier post to be a successful Siebel developer Scripting and Configuration should be your strong points. Scripting can be fun but should be avoided as long as possible. : you can check the length by using the applet-control-property HTML-ATTRIBUTES and bear on...

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"Siebel eScript ? An Overview" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-01-01 21:21:00

Scripting is one of the most important areas in Siebel Development but irony is that it is never recommended to write script in Siebel. Siebel scripting is done in a language known as eScript eScript shares it’s syntax with JavaScript. If you have worked in JavaScript then you would sight it pretty easy to adapt to eScript eScript can be broadly classified into two categories Server Scripts: as its name suggests is executed on server align. Which means that the user request is sent to server where the scripts is then executedBrowser Script: is actually converted into JavaScript and is executed on client side. Usually scripting is written on objects in Siebel such as Applets. Business Components etc. But the main use of eScript is done to write Business Services. There are lots of things that you bring home the bacon through a business function. Detail discussion on business service is subject to different post but it is similar to somewhat workflows implementing complete business processes with the help of script. Scripting should be used as a last resort. Everything can be done through script of course but it makes the manageability and up gradation of Application difficult. But as I said in my earlier post to be a successful Siebel developer Scripting and Configuration should be your strong points. Scripting can be fun but should be avoided as long as possible The information in the articles is change by reversal to the best of my knowledge. If you conclude something mentioned in articles is do by please post your comments or email me at neelmani gautam@gmail com

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"Erlang questions mailing list :: mnesia and escript?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-15 15:10:24

I read the mnesia manual and no where could I sight a way to specifythe mnesia dir programatically. I understand that you can execute"erl -mnesia dir "/ldisc/scratch/Mnesia. Company" to set the mnesiadir but is there a way to do this from an escript?_______________________________________________erlang-questions mailing enumerate Post recived from mailinglist application:set_env(mnesia dir. Dir);should bring home the bacon i think right?mogOn 11/1/07. Robin Bhattacharyya <robi123@gmail com> wrote:> I read the mnesia manual and no where could I find a way to contract> the mnesia dir programatically. I understand that you can execute> "erl -mnesia dir "/ldisc/scratch/Mnesia. Company" to set the mnesia> dir but is there a way to do this from an escript?> _______________________________________________> erlang-questions mailing list> > >_______________________________________________erlang-questions mailing list Post recived from mailinglist You cannot affix new topics in this forumYou cannot reply to topics in this forumYou cannot alter your posts in this forumYou cannot delete your posts in this forumYou cannot vote in polls in this forumYou cannot connect files in this forumYou cannot transfer files in this forum

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"Re: mnesia and escript?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-09 13:43:31

application:set_env(mnesia dir. Dir);should work i think alter?mogOn 11/1/07. Robin Bhattacharyya <> wrote:> I read the mnesia manual and no where could I sight a way to specify> the mnesia dir programatically. I understand that you can execute> "erl -mnesia dir "/ldisc/scratch/Mnesia. Company" to set the mnesia> dir but is there a way to do this from an escript?> _______________________________________________> erlang-questions mailing enumerate> > >_______________________________________________erlang-questions mailing enumerate

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"Re: mnesia and escript?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-09 13:43:31

application:set_env(mnesia dir. Dir);should work i evaluate right?mogOn 11/1/07. Robin Bhattacharyya <> wrote:> I read the mnesia manual and no where could I find a way to specify> the mnesia dir programatically. I understand that you can execute> "erl -mnesia dir "/ldisc/adjoin/Mnesia. affiliate" to set the mnesia> dir but is there a way to do this from an escript?> _______________________________________________> erlang-questions mailing list> > >_______________________________________________erlang-questions mailing list

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"Re: mnesia and escript?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-09 13:43:31

application:set_env(mnesia dir. Dir);should work i evaluate right?mogOn 11/1/07. Robin Bhattacharyya <> wrote:> I read the mnesia manual and no where could I find a way to contract> the mnesia dir programatically. I understand that you can kill> "erl -mnesia dir "/ldisc/scratch/Mnesia. Company" to set the mnesia> dir but is there a way to do this from an escript?> _______________________________________________> erlang-questions mailing list> > >_______________________________________________erlang-questions mailing enumerate

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"Re: name and sname in escript" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-27 20:07:53

On Nov 3. 2007 9:59 AM. Robin Bhattacharyya <> wrote:> In order to label erlang:set_cookie(node() abc) you be to have> specified -name or -sname.>> How do you you contract -name and -sname programatically from an escript?I have not tried it myself but I evaluate net_kernel:start is what You want/Anders_______________________________________________erlang-questions mailing list

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"Two Queries on eScript Child/Grandchild Buscomps and How to Avoid ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-09 17:23:49

About siebel-dev-lSiebel-Dev-L is your do peer-to-peer resource for objective technical discussion on Siebel. Reduce your project's research and development measure. enter today to join this free telecommunicate based discussion group. Hi All,Wanted to go this along in case you are not familar with it. In troubleshooting a performance issue found that our problem was caused by Siebel issuing two queries for a child buscomp. When code is coded such as this:bo = TheApplication(). GetBusObject("Opportunity");bcOpportunity = bo. GetBusComp("Opportunity");bcOpportunityProduct = bo. GetBusComp("Opportunity Product");When the parent buscomp (Opportunity in this case) gets queried all the child buscomps that are active AND undergo a link to the parent also get queried. You can see this clearly in the logs. Then when the second buscomp gets queried in the code a second ask fires. The trick to fix this is to move the linebcOpportunityProduct = bo. GetBusComp("Opportunity Product");drink in the label after the parent has been queried. Some displace like alter before you use it. When you do this the second buscomp only issues a single query with the search spec you want. Apparently in older versions with /s you did not see the first query that gets executed. In new versions such as 8 with event logging you see both queries. act care,R Robert PonderLead Architect and DirectorPonder Pro Servecell: 770.490.2767fax: 770.412.8259email: telecommunicate@removed web: www ponderproserve com The information entered on this page is required only to despatch your message to the appropriate populate. It will not be used to send unsolicited telecommunicate and ordain not be sold to a 3rd party. gratify to read our detailed privacy policy. Hi All,Wanted to go this along in case you are not familar with it. In troubleshooting a performance issue open that our problem was caused by Siebel issuing two queries for a child buscomp. When label is coded such as this:bo = TheApplication(). GetBusObject("Opportunity");bcOpportunity = bo. GetBusComp("Opportunity");bcOpportunityProduct = bo. GetBusComp("Opportunity Product");When the parent buscomp (Opportunity in this inspect) gets queried all the child buscomps that are active AND have a link to the parent also get queried. You can see this clearly in the logs. Then when the back up buscomp gets queried in the code a second ask fires. The trick to fix this is to act the linebcOpportunityProduct = bo. GetBusComp("Opportunity Product");drink in the code after the parent has been queried. Some place like alter before you use it. When you do this the second buscomp only issues a hit query with the search spec you be. Apparently in older versions with /s you did not see the first ask that gets executed. In new versions such as 8 with event logging you see both queries. act care,R Robert PonderLead Architect and DirectorPonder Pro Servecell: 770.490.2767fax: 770.412.8259email: telecommunicate@removed web: www ponderproserve com Copyright © 1998-2007 Information Technology Toolbox. Inc. All product names are trademarks of their respective companies. Information Technology Toolbox. Inc is not affiliated with or endorsed by any company listed at this place.

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"eScript Vs Workflows for Business Process Automation?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-03 13:55:31

About siebel-newbie-lThe Siebel-Newbie-L discussion group is for the discussion of issues that become during the administration or daily use of the Siebel product by all newcomers to Siebel. do by this text box. It is used to detect spammers. If you enter anything into this text box no examine results will be displayed. Ignore this text box. It is used to sight spammers. If you enter anything into this text box no search results ordain be displayed. The information entered on this page is required only to route your message to the appropriate populate. It ordain not be used to displace unsolicited email and ordain not be sold to a 3rd party. gratify to read our detailed privacy policy. Hi,What is the diff between using eScript and using Workflows for Business affect Automation??RegardsVikas You must be logged in to use the Blog-to-ITtoolbox Journal feature. Please or for an ITtoolbox be. You will be returned to this page after logging in. Copyright © 1998-2007 Information Technology Toolbox. Inc. All product names are trademarks of their respective companies. Information Technology Toolbox. Inc is not affiliated with or endorsed by any affiliate listed at this site.

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"eScript Vs Workflows for Business Process Automation?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-03 13:55:24

About siebel-newbie-lThe Siebel-Newbie-L discussion group is for the discussion of issues that become during the administration or daily use of the Siebel product by all newcomers to Siebel. do by this text box. It is used to detect spammers. If you enter anything into this text box no search results will be displayed. Ignore this text box. It is used to detect spammers. If you register anything into this text box no search results will be displayed. The information entered on this page is required only to route your message to the appropriate people. It will not be used to displace unsolicited email and will not be sold to a 3rd party. gratify to read our detailed privacy policy. Hi,What is the diff between using eScript and using Workflows for Business Process Automation??RegardsVikas You must be logged in to use the Blog-to-ITtoolbox Journal feature. gratify or for an ITtoolbox account. You will be returned to this summon after logging in. procure © 1998-2007 Information Technology Toolbox. Inc. All product names are trademarks of their respective companies. Information Technology Toolbox. Inc is not affiliated with or endorsed by any company listed at this place.

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"Siebel Professionals (Configuration / eScript / Workflow / AM ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-17 14:53:27

Melstar is a CMM aim global IT affiliate with its headquarters in Mumbai; India. We have eight software development facilities with eleven offices worldwide including the US,Europe and India. We offer a unique amalgamate of domain expertise in the handle of Banking. pay. Insurance and Manufacturing. We are engaged in cutting-edge technologies like e-commerce,web development and dot-com projects with strong N-tier approach. We have global partnerships with IBM,Microsoft. Oracle,Informix and other IT Stalwarts. Our strong customer cerebrate can be seen from the prestigious list of clients like Citibank N. A.. IBM. Genpact. Standard Chartered. HP etc.

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"Siebel Professionals (Configuration / eScript / Workflow / AM ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-10 16:18:03

Melstar is a CMM aim global IT affiliate with its headquarters in Mumbai; India. We have eight software development facilities with eleven offices worldwide including the US,Europe and India. We offer a unique blend of domain expertise in the handle of Banking. Finance. Insurance and Manufacturing. We are engaged in cutting-edge technologies like e-commerce,web development and dot-com projects with strong N-tier come. We have global partnerships with IBM,Microsoft. Oracle,Informix and other IT Stalwarts. Our strong customer focus can be seen from the prestigious enumerate of clients desire Citibank N. A.. IBM. Genpact. Standard Chartered. HP etc.

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"Arthur Miller's cast-off son" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-06 08:15:08

From Vanity Fair: This wrenching and to a guy who thought he knew all there was to know about Arthur Miller about the playwright and the son he cast aside is liable to spur some study reassessing. Can a man who did this really be the great moral artist Miller is put send as? Before the piling on begins let's keep in mind that change surface great artists are products of their age and Miller's was before mainstreaming of the disabled became commonplace. Still one notes that Miller's wife the photographer Inge Morath -- an accomplished artist in her own alter -- did not interact their son as a dark secret to be hidden away. Mother's love? Or simple human decency?

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"Re: Stand Alone Erlang or Equivalent" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-09-28 14:44:32

besea is not self containied it uses escript via the unix #! script cut(*) so you need a unix system with an installed escript if this works on windows i will try to get escript into CEAN.(*) tmi: if the first 4 charactes of a file are #! / or (on most systems) the first 3 charactes are #!/ then the kernel ordain try to use that register as an interpreter for the register the kernel uses 32 characters starting from / or (on most systems) all characters until end of line bengtThose were the days... EPO guidelines 1978: "If the contribution to the known art resides solely in a computer program then the subject be is not patentable in whatever manner it may be presented in the claims."On 2007-09-05 06:24. Benjamin Tolputt wrote:> I am interested in this yes. Does it demand an installation of erlang > to be present or is it "self contained" (i e you displace the > self-extracting/self-running collect and it does the rest)?> > SAE (discontinued since R9 I accept) has the beat implementation I undergo > seen with the hit register being all that was required in order to run > an Erlang application/server. If Joe were ever to get this approve into > working order - he would undergo many grateful fans (over and above those > of his book *smile*)> > Regards,> B. J. Tolputt> > > > Bengt Kleberg wrote:>> It is easy to load a smile file from non-file based sources i have a >> self-extracting-and-run-archive (i call it besea) that uses escript if >> you are interested.>>>>>> bengt>> Those were the days...>> EPO guidelines 1978: "If the contribution to the known art resides>> solely in a computer schedule then the affect be is not>> patentable in whatever manner it may be presented in the claims.">>>>>> On 2007-09-04 10:54. Chandru wrote:>> >>> On 04/09/07. Benjamin Tolputt <> wrote:>>> >>>> So I was wondering if I could affect them with some news on the rest>>>> Alone Erlang front. In a related challenge how easy is it to retrieve>>>> code/beams from non-file based sources (e g from an embedded native>>>> code database or zip register)?>>>>>>>> >>> code:fill_binary/3 lets you load a module using a binary blob. This>>> might be useful.>>>>>> cheers>>> Chandru>>> _______________________________________________>>> erlang-questions mailing list>>> >>> >>> >> _______________________________________________>> erlang-questions mailing enumerate>> >> >>>> > > _______________________________________________> erlang-questions mailing list> > _______________________________________________erlang-questions mailing list

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