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 Behavior Profiles

Definition

A behavior profile is a unit within OITF’s state manager that contains information about how an object should respond to an event.

Use

OITF’s state manager uses a behavior profile to capture (model) the behavior of an object belonging to an object family. To accomplish this, it uses generic concepts like state, transition, action, guard condition, entry action and exit action.

You define behavior profiles in Customizing by choosing Start of the navigation path Customer Relationship Management Next navigation step Master Data Next navigation step Products Next navigation step Objects Next navigation step Object Integration Framework (OITF) Next navigation step Configure OITF State Manager End of the navigation path .

Example

To define a behavior profile, you need a name and a description. For example, the High Tech Software Entitlement Demo application uses the following behavior profile:

Settings for Object Family (Client-Dependent: CRM)

Object Family

Description

ISHT_BP_ENTIT_PER

ISHT: BP for Perpetual Entitlements