Oracle Siebel Configuration & Integration
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
I have an active Siebel environment that now needs deeper configuration work. My immediate priority is to refine and extend the existing objects—business components, applets, views, screens—so they align perfectly with new business rules. Beyond that, I also need selective eScript enhancements and workflow adjustments to tie everything together smoothly.
A central piece of this engagement is a web-service integration. I already know that SOAP will be the protocol, so I’m looking for someone comfortable exposing and consuming Siebel business services through WSDL, handling inbound and outbound requests, and troubleshooting any XML or XSD quirks that pop up along the way. If you’ve worked with Integration Objects, Inbound/Outbound Web Services, and the vanilla EAI Siebel Adapter, you’ll feel right at home.
Deliverables I’m aiming for:
• Updated configuration in Siebel Tools checked in and fully compiled
• Working SOAP-based web service (both directions) with documented WSDL endpoints
• Tested eScript or browser script snippets that support the new logic
• Adjusted workflows that orchestrate the end-to-end process without errors
• A concise hand-over document outlining changes and deployment steps
I judge success by zero compile errors, green-test integration calls in SOAP-UI/Postman, and user acceptance tests that pass on the first run. If this matches your expertise, let’s get started—my repository and dev environment are ready for you.
A central piece of this engagement is a web-service integration. I already know that SOAP will be the protocol, so I’m looking for someone comfortable exposing and consuming Siebel business services through WSDL, handling inbound and outbound requests, and troubleshooting any XML or XSD quirks that pop up along the way. If you’ve worked with Integration Objects, Inbound/Outbound Web Services, and the vanilla EAI Siebel Adapter, you’ll feel right at home.
Deliverables I’m aiming for:
• Updated configuration in Siebel Tools checked in and fully compiled
• Working SOAP-based web service (both directions) with documented WSDL endpoints
• Tested eScript or browser script snippets that support the new logic
• Adjusted workflows that orchestrate the end-to-end process without errors
• A concise hand-over document outlining changes and deployment steps
I judge success by zero compile errors, green-test integration calls in SOAP-UI/Postman, and user acceptance tests that pass on the first run. If this matches your expertise, let’s get started—my repository and dev environment are ready for you.