Only the content that is necessary to currently render the user interface is included in responses. Content is tailored from the server, and more efficient options are available to manage content. When you use Web Tools, the server evaluates client capabilities, such as resolution and form factors. Also, post-response JavaScript execution trims content. When you use Siebel Tools, content is trimmed only from the client. The DOM (Document Object Model) structure in Siebel Business Applications is simplified, and the DOM is assembled using a single HTTP response, not multiple relays between the client and the server. More elements for composition of the user interface. Web Tools provides the following benefits: For more information, see Deploying Siebel Open UI. Web Tools has the same client requirements as other Siebel Open UI clients.
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You must ensure that the Workspace features are enabled on the environment before you work on Web Tools.įor more information about how to use the Workspace feature in Siebel Tools, see Using Workspaces in Siebel Tools. To learn more about workspaces in Web Tools, see Setting up Web Tools. In addition, for Web Tools, you need to have the Composer Administrator responsibility to access the Workspace Dashboard to perform developer or configuration operations. In both Siebel Tools and Web Tools, you need to be added to the database to access these tools. In Web Tools, you currently have access to some of the functionality in Siebel Tools, so you can use Web Tools to perform some of the tasks that in the past you performed in Siebel Tools. Siebel Tools is a stand-alone application that runs on Microsoft Windows. Web Tools is a Web-enabled application that runs on a server, and you access it in a browser by using a Siebel Open UI client. Oracle is gradually migrating from Siebel Tools to Web Tools to simplify and expedite the process of configuring Siebel Business Applications.
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