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Tuesday, July 26, 2011

ST Scripting Engine

Siebel eScript is a scripting or programming language that application developers use to write simple scripts to extend Siebel applications. New to Siebel Business Applications version 7.7.2.3 is the availability of a new Siebel eScript engine, called the ST eScript engine, that is compliant with ECMAScript edition 4. Improvements include true compiled code, typed and type-less variables, late and early-binding, and classes.

Siebel eScript is a true object-based scripting language. Although Siebel eScript can now use classes, types, and other advanced language features for writing robust logic, it retains its "scripting" feel, with support for type-less programming.



Enhancements included in ST Scripting Engine:





  • New Siebel eScript engine (called the ST eScript engine)


  • Script Assist


Benefits of these two features are:
ST eScript Engine
Improved performance:
Higher throughput with a lower CPU and memory footprint in cases where customers have implemented a significant amount of script. This will result in improved performance and lower garbage collection cost on heavily scripted events.
Improved scalability: Lower footprint per user for CPU and memory use
New functionality: Added support for ECMAScript Edition 4 compliant strong typing. Using strongly typed objects results in more functional scripts and faster performance.

Script Assist
Aids in the development of scripts by making introspecting object definitions and making that information available to the user.

NOTE: The new ST eScript Engine and Script Assist only apply to server-based script.

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