Posted by [IP Address: 209.36.163.146] 'M. Philby' on June 13, 2001 at 10:25:07 EST:
In Reply to: Working with Component Interface posted by [IP Address: 209.36.163.146] 'PSfan' on June 11, 2001 at 10:11:35 EST:
CI is an object both inside an outside of PeopleSoft. It is more of a service based object. Think of CI's as the message agent on steroids. A CI is an interface to a Component (PanelGroup), most of the PeopleCode behinde the Component, Page and Record will fire while manipulating data. All three scroll levels are suppported and work. You can use them to pull or push data to/from PeopleSoft realtime.
If you do find a site dedicated to CI's I'd be interested in knowing about it. I have over 16 months experience developing CI's and integrating them with third party applications through the CI API. Also, if you know of any current openings for a PeopleSoft application developer with extensive version 8.1x experience please let me know.
Thanks,
M. Philby
: Hi All,
: I am trying to work with Component Interfaces (CI). I need to know if CI's are Service based or Schema based? Is CI an object which we can access and manipulate or is it more like a function call that perfor,s some sort or service?
: I would really appreciate if anyone could refer a website for Component Interfaces.
: Thanks,
: PSfan