Learn SIEBEL-SCRIPTING with Real Code Examples
Updated Nov 27, 2025
Installation Setup
Siebel CRM must be installed (Server and Client components)
Configure Siebel Tools for development and script editing
Access repository to write or modify scripts
Check out relevant objects (BusComp, Applet) for editing
Test scripts in development or sandbox environment before deployment
Environment Setup
Install Siebel Server and Tools
Configure client development environment
Connect to Repository for object check-out
Install necessary database and web service connectors
Validate scripting capabilities in sandbox
Config Files
Siebel Repository (SOB) stores scripts
Object definitions (BusObject/BusComp/Applet)
Workflow scripts and business service definitions
Configuration files for server and client deployment
Documentation of script logic and dependencies
Cli Commands
siebeltools.exe -> open Siebel Tools for development
siebsrvr.exe -> start Siebel Server
siebelclient.exe -> launch Siebel Client
Repository check-in/out -> manage object versions
Log file review -> monitor script execution and errors
Internationalization
Supports multi-language field labels
Scripts respect locale-based formatting
Unicode-compatible for global datasets
Integration with multi-market deployments
Event-driven messages can be localized
Accessibility
Client scripts respect user roles and responsibilities
Supports keyboard navigation through Applets
Accessible via Siebel Open UI
Logging helps screen readers via text output
Server-side scripts are transparent to end users
Ui Styling
Scripts can enable/disable UI controls dynamically
Control visibility, formatting, and interactivity
Works with Open UI framework for modern web client
Event-driven updates for responsive UI
Minimal native styling; relies on Siebel UI configuration
State Management
Scripts manipulate BusComp and Applet data states
Pre/Post events manage timing of execution
Workflow scripts control process state
Async calls may handle external integrations
Logging ensures traceability of state changes
Data Management
Access via BusComps and Business Objects
Supports CRUD operations on Siebel data
Integrates external data via web services or COM
Logs changes and exceptions
Ensures consistency via workflow and script validation