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For a newly created adapter project, you need to create a Siebel Connection and configure it to access the PeopleSoft application server.
1. Select a project in the Project Explorer Panel, and then select File > New > Adapter Resources... from the Menu. The Create New Adapters Resource dialog appears, as shown below.Figure 21 Create a Siebel Connection
2. Expand the Shared Resources folder and select Siebel Connection. Click the Next button to open the Siebel Connection Shared Resource dialog.
3. Enter or select the parent folder for the newly created connection configuration file and enter the connection configuration file name in the File name field. The default connection configuration file name is Siebel_Connection_Configuration.
4. Click the Finish button to close the dialog.
1. Double-click the connection configuration file under the adapter project folder in the Project Explorer Panel. The Siebel Connection Shared Resource Editor panel appears on the right.Figure 22 Siebel Connection Shared Resource Editor
SCCObjMgr_enu, SSEObjMgr, ISSObjMgr, SSVObjMgr. (For more information, see Enter the language to be used while connecting to the Siebel application or click the Browse button to select from the list of language parameters. Some of the possible values are enu, chs, cht, csy, dan. You should provide the same value given at the time of the Siebel application’s installation. The type of compression for network communications (Possible values are none, zlib, or pkware). If compression is required on both the client and server side when using Resonate, it must be specified for both sides. Each side compresses communications as defined. When Resonate is not used, the server side drives the compression and any client side settings are ignored. The Test Connection button allows you to test whether the specified configuration fields result in a valid connection to the Siebel Application Server.
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