Multiple choice technology packaged enterprise solutions

A Screen is a collection of

  1. Applets

  2. Business Components

  3. Views

  4. Business Objects
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Explanation

In Siebel application architecture, a Screen is the highest-level container that organizes functionality. A Screen contains multiple Views, where each View displays specific business information through applets. The hierarchy is: Screen > Views > Applets > Business Components. Screens are not collections of applets, business components, or business objects directly.

AI explanation

In Siebel's UI object hierarchy, a Screen is the top-level navigation container shown in the left screen bar, and it is composed of one or more Views. Each View in turn is built from one or more Applets, and Applets display data from Business Components. So the correct containment relationship for 'Screen' is 'collection of Views' — Applets and Business Components sit at lower layers of the hierarchy, and 'Business Objects' are a different grouping concept (a business object bundles related business components via links, not screens/views directly). This is basic Siebel object-model terminology tested in Siebel developer/administrator certification material.

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