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Table 8. Tracing levels (continued)
5
v
Indicates the ODA initialization values for all of its properties
v
Traces a
detailed status of each thread that SiebelODA spawned
v
Traces the
business object definition dump
For information on where you configure these values, see Table 9 on page 58.
Using SiebelODA in Business Object Designer
This section describes how to use Business Object Designer to generate business
object definitions using SiebelODA. For information on launching Business Object
Designer, see the Business Object Development Guide . Business Object Designer
provides a wizard, called Business Object Wizard, that guides you through each of
these steps. After you launch an ODA, you must launch Business Object Designer
to obtain access to Business Object Wizard (which configures and runs the ODA).
There are six steps in Business Object Wizard to generate business object
definitions using an ODA.
After starting the ODA, do the following to start the wizard:
1.
Open Business Object Designer.
2. From the File menu, select the New Using ODA... submenu.
Business Object Wizard displays the first window in the wizard, named Select
Agent. Figure 2 on page 57 illustrates this window.
To select, configure, and run the ODA, follow these steps:
1. “Select the ODA”
2. “Specify configuration properties” on page 57
3.
“Selecting the source” on page 59
4. “Confirm selection of objects” on page 63
5.
“Generate the business object definition” on page 64 and, optionally, “Provide
additional information” on page 65
6. “Save the business object definition” on page 68
Select the ODA
Figure 2 on page 57 illustrates the first dialog box in Business Object Wizard’s
six-step wizard. From this window, select the ODA to run.
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