Accessibility Guide for

Siebel Business
Applications
Version 7.8
June 2005

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Contents

Accessibility Guide for Siebel Business Applications 1

Chapter 1: Whats New in This Release

Chapter 2: Getting Started
Accessibility and Siebel Applications
About Standard Interactivity

Deployment of Accessibility Features in Standard Interactivity Mode

Customizing This Guide
Finding More Information

9
9

Chapter 3: Setting Up Siebel Accessibility Features

Best Practices for Customization

12

Process of Setting Up Accessibility Features

12

Creating a Second Application Object Manager for Accessibility

Adding a Virtual Directory

13

14

Configuring an Employee Application CFG File for Accessibility

Configuring Analytics for Accessibility

14

15

Chapter 4: Using Siebel Accessibility Features

About Support for Screen Readers

18

Keyboard Accelerators for Application Accessibility

Keyboard Accelerators for Siebel Analytics
Navigating Siebel Analytics Dashboards

18

19

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Index

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Accessibility Guide for Siebel Business Applications Version 7.8

Whats New in This Release

Whats New in Accessibility Guide for Siebel Business Applications,

Version 7.8
Table 1 lists the changes in this version of the documentation to support release 7.8 of the software.

Table 1.

New Product Features in Accessibility Guide for Siebel Business Applications, Version 7.8

Topic

Description

Siebel Analytics Configuration

New topic. Provides accessibility setup recommendations for

Siebel Analytics dashboards.

See Configuring Analytics for

Accessibility on page 15.
Screen Readers

New topic. Describes accessibility support for screen readers.

See About Support for Screen

Readers on page 18.
Siebel Analytics Keyboard
Accelerators

New topic. Describes the keyboard accelerators for

accessibility that are specific to Siebel Analytics.

See Keyboard Accelerators for

Siebel Analytics on page 19.
Siebel Analytics Dashboards
See Navigating Siebel Analytics
Dashboards on page 20.

New topic. Describes how to navigate the Siebel Analytics

dashboards using keyboard accelerators.

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Accessibility Guide for Siebel Business Applications Version 7.8

Getting Started

This chapter provides information on the accessibility features available for Siebel applications. It
includes the following topics:

Accessibility and Siebel Applications on page 8

About Standard Interactivity on page 8

Deployment of Accessibility Features in Standard Interactivity Mode on page 9

Customizing This Guide on page 9

Finding More Information on page 9

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Getting Started Accessibility and Siebel Applications

Accessibility and Siebel Applications

Siebel Business employee applications include accessibility enhancements that allow the use of
assistive technology hardware and software. These accessibility enhancements are available only in
standard interactivity mode.
The topics in this guide describe:

Differences in standard interactivity and high interactivity functionality

Additional keyboard accelerators that are helpful when implementing the accessibility
enhancements, including accelerators that allow the user to navigate Siebel Analytics dashboards
NOTE: Keyboard accelerators are available in both high interactivity and standard interactivity
mode. However, accessibility features are available only in standard interactivity.

How to enable Siebel accessibility features, including:

Deployment options

Creating a second application Object Manager on the same Siebel Server for use with
standard interactivity mode

Creating a virtual directory for use with standard interactivity mode

Editing an application's configuration file for accessibility in standard interactivity mode

Setting up Siebel Analytics dashboards for accessibility

About Standard Interactivity

Siebel Business Applications accessibility enhancements are available in standard interactivity mode
only. The standard interactive client is based on the industry standard HTML tags. These standard
HTML tags can be used with both Microsoft and non-Microsoft browsers and Web server technology
and on various Windows-based platforms. See System Requirements and Supported Platforms on
Siebel SupportWeb for specific information on which browsers, Web servers, and platforms are
supported for use with standard interactivity mode.
There are some differences in functionality between high interactivity mode and standard
interactivity mode. The following functionality is not available in standard interactivity mode:

Dynamic editing

Auto complete

Drag-and-drop function for attachments

Implicit save

Client-side validation

Extensible client framework

Graphical flow designer

NOTE: Graphical flow designer is not available, but the workflow for a business process can be
created in standard interactivity mode using standard list and form applets.

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Deployment of Accessibility Features in

Standard Interactivity Mode
The most convenient way for most customers to deploy accessibility enhancements is to implement
a mixed environment, where standard interactivity and high interactivity modes both reside on the
same Siebel Server. A mixed-environment deployment on the same Siebel Server requires creation
of a separate instance of the Application Object Manager. The procedures for setting up separate
instances of the Application Object Manager and the Siebel application are included in this guide.
If only a small number of users require accessibility enhancements, an alternative to creating a
separate instance of the Application Object Manager is to install either a Dedicated Web Client or a
Mobile Web Client and then distribute updates to those users. For procedures on installing a
Dedicated Web Client or Mobile Web Client, see Siebel Installation Guide for Microsoft Windows:
Servers, Mobile Web Clients, Tools.

Customizing This Guide

This guide is available in Microsoft Word format, to allow your organization to customize it as
necessary for users with disabilities.
To request a copy of Accessibility Guide for Siebel Business Applications in Microsoft Word format,
please contact us either by email or postal mail.

Contact us using postal mail at following address:

Siebel Systems, Inc.
Technical Publications Department
2207 Bridgepointe Parkway
San Mateo, CA 94404-5009

Contact us using email at the following address:

[email protected].

Finding More Information

The following sources provide additional information related to accessibility enhancements.

Siebel SupportWeb
Siebel SupportWeb provides access to the most-recent update of the Siebel Bookshelf. Additional
information about how to use Siebel Business Applications accessibility enhancements may also be
available on Siebel SupportWeb through Release Notes or Technical Notes.

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Getting Started Finding More Information

To access additional information on SupportWeb

1

Go to http://supportweb.siebel.com, and log in using the email address and password given to
you by Siebel Support Services.

In the Support Search pane, click the appropriate check boxes in the Content Types & Product
Versions category.
This category allows searches for information in Siebel Bookshelf, Release Notes, Technical
Notes, and other documentation.

Siebel Bookshelf
The following documents on Siebel Bookshelf provide additional useful information for implementing
accessibility enhancements:

Configuring Siebel Business Applications

Deployment Planning Guide

Fundamentals
Fundamentals includes a list of basic keyboard accelerators. These keyboard accelerators are
available for general use in either high interactivity or standard interactivity mode and can be
used with accessibility features in addition to those described in Keyboard Accelerators for
Application Accessibility on page 18.

Siebel Installation Guide for Microsoft Windows: Servers, Mobile Web Clients, Tools

Siebel System Administration Guide

System Requirements and Supported Platforms

System Requirements and Supported Platforms on Siebel SupportWeb describes the hardware and
software requirements for Siebel Business Applications, Siebel Tools, Siebel Server, and ancillary and
supported third-party software.

Technical Notes
Technical Notes include information about specific topics related to implementation, configuration
and usage of Siebel Applications. Siebel support staff continues to revise and expand this collection
of notes to include new information that is of use to you.

Release Notes
Release Notes address known product issues so that the latest, highest quality software is available
to Siebel customers.

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Setting Up Siebel Accessibility

Features

This chapter provides information on how to set up and configure accessibility features for Siebel
applications. It includes the following topics:

Best Practices for Customization on page 12

Process of Setting Up Accessibility Features on page 12

Creating a Second Application Object Manager for Accessibility on page 13

Adding a Virtual Directory on page 14

Configuring an Employee Application CFG File for Accessibility on page 14

Configuring Analytics for Accessibility on page 15

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Setting Up Siebel Accessibility Features Best Practices for Customization

Best Practices for Customization

When customizing screens, views, and applets for accessibility, it is important to understand the
differences between standard interactivity and high interactivity functionality and to also avoid
conflicts between the code and assistive technology applications. For a description of differences
between standard interactivity and high interactivity modes, see About Standard Interactivity on
page 8.
To create customizations that support accessibility features, consider the following best-practice
guidelines:

Define Edit Mode. For custom list applets, make sure to define an Edit Mode for each applet
Web template, because the standard HTML document is not editable. A customer cannot perform
an edit or query unless the Edit Mode template is included in the repository.

Register custom bitmaps and add alternative text. Register any custom bitmaps in Siebel
Tools and add alternative text (Alt Text). For example, the Company Information bitmap on the
screen should have alternative text associated with the bitmap so that screen readers can
identify and read appropriate text for bitmaps or icons.

Do not use the hard wrap HTML attribute. Do not use wrap=hard as the value for the HTML
Attribute property of the Control object type, because the wrap=hard attribute causes problems
with screen readers.

Avoid creating DHTML, HTML image maps, and Java applets. DHTML, HTML image maps,
and Java applets can be misread by screen readers and other assistive technology software. Use
standard HTML, if possible. If DHTML is necessary, full testing should be performed.

For further information on configuration requirements and options, see Configuring Siebel Business
Applications.

Process of Setting Up Accessibility

Features
Enabling accessibility features requires completion of the following tasks:

Determine which deployment approach to use. This guide assumes that most customer
implementations will deploy high and standard interactivity in a mixed environment on the same
Siebel Server.

Perform deployment tasks, based on deployment approach selected. Unless a high

number of users require accessibility enhancements, customer sites typically deploy both high
interactivity applications and standard interactivity accessibility enhancements on the same
Siebel Server.
If you are deploying high and standard interactivity on the same Siebel Server, you must perform
the following tasks:

Define the second instance of the Application Object Manager.

See Creating a Second Application Object Manager for Accessibility on page 13.

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for Accessibility

Set up a virtual directory on the Web Server (or SWSE).

See Adding a Virtual Directory on page 14.
The Application Object Manager can support only one instance of the CFG file. If you are
deploying a separate instance of the Application Object Manager to support accessibility, then
define the instance and set up a virtual directory on SWSE.
NOTE: It is not necessary to define a second instance of the Application Object Manager for
Dedicated or Mobile Web Client deployments or for mixed-environment deployments where
high and standard interactivity do not reside on the same Siebel Server.

Modify the application CFG file. The application CFG file must be modified to set accessibility
and standard interactivity parameters, regardless of the deployment option chosen.

If you are deploying standard interactivity on the same Siebel Server where high interactivity
mode is deployed, modify the CFG file associated with the Application Object Manager set up
in Task 2.

If you are deploying standard interactivity through a Dedicated or Mobile Web Client, perform
this task in a client-side file associated with the appropriate application (such as Call Center),
and then distribute that CFG file to the Siebel installations on the client machines.

For the procedure that applies to all deployment options, see Configuring an Employee Application CFG
File for Accessibility on page 14.

(Optional) Configure Siebel Analytics Dashboards. If you are deploying Siebel Analytics
with assistive technology, modify the instanceconfig.xml file to facilitate dashboard navigation.
Best practice recommendations are also provided if you plan to create or modify dashboards. See
Configuring Analytics for Accessibility on page 15.

Creating a Second Application Object

Manager for Accessibility
After successfully installing the Siebel Server and Web server, system administrators can configure
a new Application Object Manager so that an employee application with accessibility enhancements
can be tested and deployed in standard interactivity mode.
CAUTION: It is recommended that you contact Siebel Technical Support when creating a second
instance of the Application Object Manager on the same Siebel Server.

To create a second application Object Manager

1

Using Siebel Server Manager, copy an existing Application Object Manager.

Rename the copy.

For example, rename the copy CallCenter_2.

See Siebel System Administration Guide for best practice recommendations when creating defined
components.

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Setting Up Siebel Accessibility Features Adding a Virtual Directory

Adding a Virtual Directory

Siebel Installation Guide for Microsoft Windows: Servers, Mobile Web Clients, Tools includes in-depth
information on how to add a virtual directory.

To set up an accessibility configuration

Add a virtual directory named application name_si in the Web server.

Configuring an Employee Application

CFG File for Accessibility
Enabling accessibility features requires setting up a separate CFG file for use with standard
interactivity.

To configure an employee application for accessibility

1

Set up a Siebel Server following standard procedures.

See Siebel System Administration Guide for additional instructions.

Navigate to siebsrvr\bin\language\ and create a new CFG file (for example, the uagent.cfg file
for Siebel Call Center) by copying an existing one.

Modify the new CFG file.

Rename the copy (for example, uagent_2.cfg).

Change the following parameters in your configuration file in the SWE section:
HighInteractivity = FALSE
ExtendedKeyboard = TRUE

Add the following additional lines in your configuration file in the SWE section:
ApplicationStyle = EmployeeFacing
AccessibleEnhanced = TRUE
DisableSITabIndex= TRUE

If you are deploying standard interactivity and high interactivity on the same Siebel Server,
modify the eapps.cfg to add application name_si as the Web server directory. You can copy the
[/application name_language] section and make changes in it.
[/application name_si]
ConnectString = siebel://GATEWAY_NAME:2320/siebel/SCCObjMgr_si/SIEBEL_SERVER_NAME

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Restart the Siebel Server and Gateway Server.

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Setting Up Siebel Accessibility Features Configuring Analytics for Accessibility

Configuring Analytics for Accessibility

If you have a preconfigured Webcat for Analytics, it is recommended that you set up the dashboards
so that they are organized in a less visual manner to make navigation easier for the visually impaired.
Administrators may want to consider creating separate dashboards for use with assistive technology
such as JAWS, rather than using preconfigured dashboards.

Best Practice Recommendations

When configuring or creating dashboards, consider the following best-practice recommendations:

Refrain from using charts and tickers, because they are not supported.

Reduce the interactivity and the complexity of reports. For example, restrict the number of
prompts and drop-down menus, do not use the drill-inline feature for sections, and configure
tables to show as many rows as possible.

Remove report links that are not useful for the visually impaired. This includes links such as
Modify the Report, and Add to Briefing Book, and might also include the Printing and Downloading
options.

Restrict access to Analytics Administration screens, as they are not supported.

Optional Analytics Settings

The following settings are not required, but are recommended for accessibility.

DashboardMaxBeforeMenu. When more than 15 dashboard names are available for display,
Siebel Analytics creates a drop-down list of the dashboards from which users can choose. By
modifying the Siebel Analytics Web configuration file instanceconfig.xml file, you can change the
number of dashboard names to show before a drop-down list appears. This modification makes
it easier for users of assistive technology to navigate the dashboard list.
Modify the following entry in the instanceconfig.xml file. The minimum value is 1.
<DashboardMaxBeforeMenu>1000</DashboardMaxBeforeMenu>
The instanceconfig.xml file can be found in the following location:
\SiebelAnalyticsData\Web\config\instanceconfig.xml

DashboardInlineLoad. Setting DashboardInlineLoad to false turns off inline loading of content

on dashboards, and facilitates screen reading by assistive technology. When this value is set in
the instanceconfig.xml file, whenever an action is performed on the dashboard, the entire page
is refreshed rather than the content changing dynamically.
Modify the following entry in the instanceconfig.xml file. The default is true.
<DashboardInlineLoad>false</DashboardInlineLoad>
The instanceconfig.xml file can be found in the following location:
\SiebelAnalyticsData\Web\config\instanceconfig.xml

For more information on editing the instanceconfig.xml file, see Siebel Analytics Web Administration
Guide.

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Using Siebel Accessibility

Features

This chapter provides information on using the accessibility features with for Siebel Business
Applications. It includes the following topics:

About Support for Screen Readers on page 18

Keyboard Accelerators for Application Accessibility on page 18

Keyboard Accelerators for Siebel Analytics on page 19

Navigating Siebel Analytics Dashboards on page 20

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Using Siebel Accessibility Features About Support for Screen Readers

About Support for Screen Readers

Siebel Accessibility allows screen reader programs such as JAWS to read fields, articulate messages
and alerts, provide query results and describe the options in drop-down lists in Siebel Business
Applications and Siebel Analytics.
In addition, the user can edit the fields in application form, and navigate the sections and tables in
the Siebel Analytics Dashboards. If the user just wants to read the contents of fields in the
application, the user can manipulate the computers arrow keys to navigate from field to field, and
the screen reader provides an audible description the fields contents. If the user wants to read and
edit the contents of a forms fields, the tab key is used for navigation, because screen readers
support edits in tab mode. The screen reader provides an audible message when a blank or readonly data field is encountered.
A message window also appears after each page refresh is complete. When a message occurs, the
focus of the application changes to the message, and the message is automatically read by the
screen reader. When the user acknowledges the message by pressing ENTER, the applications focus
returns to the last active screen or view.
Using a the standard keyboard shortcut (CTRL+SHIFT+3), users can ascertain the number of records
returned by a query, or navigate the menu drop-down list to access the Record Count option. For
more information on using queries and keyboard shortcuts, see Fundamentals.

Keyboard Accelerators for Application

Accessibility
The keyboard shortcuts in Table 2, which are available in both high interactivity and standard
interactivity mode, provide additional functionality beyond the shortcuts listed in Fundamentals.
These shortcuts can be used with the accessibility enhancements that are available only in standard
interactivity mode.
Some commands may be available through more than one shortcut, depending on your
configuration.
NOTE: The Go to CTI toolbar and Go to Message Broadcast Bar shortcuts work in standard
interactivity mode only if the parameter AccessibleEnhanced = TRUE is set in the SWE section of the
configuration file.

Table 2.

Additional Keyboard Accelerators

Action

Accelerator

Comment

Go To Next Applet

CTRL+SHIFT+]

Shifts focus to the first anchor of the next

applet

Go To Previous Applet

CTRL+SHIFT+[

Shifts focus to the first anchor of the previous

applet

Go to Next Frame

CTRL+SHIFT+=

Shifts focus to the next frame in the screen

Go To Previous Frame

CTRL+SHIFT++

Shifts focus to the previous frame in the screen

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Using Siebel Accessibility Features Keyboard Accelerators for Siebel Analytics

Table 2.

Additional Keyboard Accelerators

Action

Accelerator

Comment

Go To Show Menu

CTRL+SHIFT+V

Places focus on the Show menu

Go to CTI toolbar

SHIFT+F2

Sets focus to the CTI toolbar frame

Go to Message Broadcast
Bar

SHIFT+F3

Sets focus to the Message Broadcast Bar frame

Siebel Back

ALT+LEFT ARROW

Executes the Siebel back function

Siebel Forward

ALT+RIGHT ARROW

Executes the Siebel forward function

Keyboard Accelerators for Siebel

Analytics
The keyboard shortcuts in Table 3 can be used to navigate Siebel Analytics dashboards. See
Navigating Siebel Analytics Dashboards on page 20 for step-by-step navigation procedures.
NOTE: Before using the key combinations to navigate the dashboard, you must first disable the
virtual PC cursor. The virtual PC cursor should be enabled at other times.
Table 3.

Siebel Analytics Keyboard Accelerators

Action

Accelerator

Comments

Focus on the page tabs

CTRL+SHIFT+F2

Navigates to the first dashboard listed on the

page, typically the users personal dashboard
(My Dashboard).

Focus on the first

dashboard link

CTRL+SHIFT+F3

Navigates to the first page in the current

dashboard.

Move backward
through sections on
dashboard page

CTRL+SHIFT+U

Navigates to the previous section of content in

the dashboard. Navigation is from right to left,
and then up.

Move forward through

sections on dashboard
page

CTRL+SHIFT+I

Navigates to the next section of content in the

dashboard. Navigation is from left to right,
and then down.

Move backward
through elements of
section

CTRL+SHIFT+F7

Navigates to the previous item within a

section of content. If the section is aligned
horizontally, navigation is from right to left.

Move forward through

elements of a section

CTRL+SHIFT+F8

Navigates to the next item within a section of

content. If the section is aligned horizontally,
navigation is from left to right.

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Using Siebel Accessibility Features Navigating Siebel Analytics Dashboards

Navigating Siebel Analytics Dashboards

The following procedures describe how to navigate the Siebel Analytics dashboard using keyboard
shortcuts. When Forms mode is turned on, dashboards in Analytics are displayed in a table for
reading. Before you begin, make sure your screen reader is in Forms (edit) mode, or the TAB key is
enabled.

To navigate through a Siebel Analytics dashboard using keyboard accelerators

1

Use the Web browser to navigate to Siebel Analytics.

At the Login screen, turn on Forms Mode, and log in.

The user is navigated to the first dashboard.

Navigate to the desired dashboard.

Press CTRL+SHIFT+F3 to move the focus to the first dashboard link.

Press TAB until the application is focused on the desired dashboard.

Press ENTER.
The browser changes to the selected dashboard. Verify that Forms mode is on.

Navigate to desired page.

Press CTRL+SHIFT+F2 to move the focus to the page tabs.

Press TAB until you are focused on the desired dashboard page.

Press ENTER.
The browser changes to the selected page. Verify that Forms mode is on.

Press CTRL+SHIFT+I to move forward through the dashboard sections until the focus is on the
desired dashboard section.

Navigate to the desired table within the section, by pressing CTRL+SHIFT+F8, until the focus is
on the desired table.

To navigate within a table

1

Turn Forms mode off.

Navigate using the table navigation keys in your assistive technology application.

Use ALT+CRTRL+ up arrow, down arrow, and left and right arrow to navigate within a table.

For more information on setting up and using Siebel Intelligent Dashboards, see Siebel Analytics User
Guide.

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accelerators
18, 19
accessibility
configuring CFG file
14
enhancements
8
keyboard accelerators
18
Siebel Analytics keyboard accelerators
support for screen readers
18
using keyboard accelerators to navigate
Siebel Analytics
20
accessibility features
enabling
12
adding
virtual directory
14
Analytics accessibility
dashboard navigation keyboard
accelerators
19
application object manager
creating
13

19

I
interactivity
standard

K
keyboard accelerators

18,

19

P
process flow
enabling accessibility features

12

C
configuring CFG file for accessibility
customization
best practices
12
customizing this guide
9

D
directory
adding virtual

G
guide
customizing

B
best practices
customization

employee application
configuring CFG file
14
enabling accessibility features
process flow
12
enhancements
accessibility
8

14

14

12

S
screen readers
18
shortcuts
18, 19
Siebel Analytics navigation
20
standard interactivity
8
enabling accessibility features
9
second application object manager

13

V
virtual directory
adding
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