Filter
Top Products
(using
meta-objects)
with
their
applications.
For
more
information,
see
the
Connector
Development
Guide
for
C++
or
the
Connector
Development
Guide
for
Java.
If
ICS
is
your
broker
To
specify
that
a
business
object
definition
is
supported
by
the
connector,
or
to
change
the
support
settings
for
an
existing
business
object
definition,
click
the
Supported
Business
Objects
tab
and
use
the
following
fields.
Business
object
name:
To
designate
that
a
business
object
definition
is
supported
by
the
connector,
with
System
Manager
running:
1.
Click
an
empty
field
in
the
Business
Object
Name
list.
A
drop
list
displays,
showing
all
the
business
object
definitions
that
exist
in
the
System
Manager
project.
2.
Click
on
a
business
object
to
add
it.
3.
Set
the
Agent
Support
(described
below)
for
the
business
object.
4.
In
the
File
menu
of
the
Connector
Configurator
window,
click
Save
to
Project.
The
revised
connector
definition,
including
designated
support
for
the
added
business
object
definition,
is
saved
to
an
ICL
(Integration
Component
Library)
project
in
System
Manager.
To
delete
a
business
object
from
the
supported
list:
1.
To
select
a
business
object
field,
click
the
number
to
the
left
of
the
business
object.
2.
From
the
Edit
menu
of
the
Connector
Configurator
window,
click
Delete
Row.
The
business
object
is
removed
from
the
list
display.
3.
From
the
File
menu,
click
Save
to
Project.
Deleting
a
business
object
from
the
supported
list
changes
the
connector
definition
and
makes
the
deleted
business
object
unavailable
for
use
in
this
implementation
of
this
connector.
It
does
not
affect
the
connector
code,
nor
does
it
remove
the
business
object
definition
itself
from
System
Manager.
Agent
support:
If
a
business
object
has
Agent
Support,
the
system
will
attempt
to
use
that
business
object
for
delivering
data
to
an
application
via
the
connector
agent.
Typically,
application-specific
business
objects
for
a
connector
are
supported
by
that
connector’s
agent,
but
generic
business
objects
are
not.
To
indicate
that
the
business
object
is
supported
by
the
connector
agent,
check
the
Agent
Support
box.
The
Connector
Configurator
window
does
not
validate
your
Agent
Support
selections.
Maximum
transaction
level:
The
maximum
transaction
level
for
a
connector
is
the
highest
transaction
level
that
the
connector
supports.
For
most
connectors,
Best
Effort
is
the
only
possible
choice.
You
must
restart
the
server
for
changes
in
transaction
level
to
take
effect.
If
a
WebSphere
Message
Broker
is
your
broker
If
you
are
working
in
stand-alone
mode
(not
connected
to
System
Manager),
you
must
enter
the
business
object
name
manually.
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Adapter
for
Siebel
eBusiness
Applications
User
Guide