Abstract: A business object model, which reflects data that is used during a given business transaction, is utilized to generate interfaces. This business object model facilitates commercial transactions by providing consistent interfaces that are suitable for use across industries, across businesses, and across different departments within a business during a business transaction. In some operations, software creates, updates, or otherwise processes information related to a campaign business object.

Abstract: A system for generating a Web service includes a graphical user interface to guide a designer to create a Web service in pre-defined stages. The graphical user interface receives an input that selects an object and associated attributes from a repository of pre-defined business objects. The system includes a Web service generator that automatically generates code describing and implementing the Web service according to the selected object and attributes. The system also includes a Web service engine to perform runtime operations of the Web service.

Abstract: A user of a computer is able to define and manage partner-product ranges in which each partner-product range is associated with products, business partners and a priority indicator. When a particular business partner or a particular partner-product combination is associated with multiple partner-product ranges, the priority indicator of each of the multiple partner-product ranges is used to determine which of the multiple partner-product ranges is to be applied to the business partner or the particular partner-product combination, respectively. In this way, a user may define a partner-product range that applies to one or more partner-product combinations or one or more business partners that otherwise would be covered by another partner-product range.

Abstract: A system and method for providing listing check functionality. According to particular embodiments of the invention, an application program searches for and accesses a listing rule to determine whether a product is prohibited by a business organization from being purchased, or allowed by the business organization to be purchased. The listing rule is embodied in a first data structure including one or more pre-configured data elements identifying a classification of the business organization associated, and a link, and a second data structure referenced by the link, the second data structure including or referencing one or more data elements identifying a classification of the product, wherein at least the first data structure or the second data structure includes one or more user-defined data elements identifying either a classification of the business organization or the product, and one or more data elements identifying a listing condition associated with the listing rule.

Abstract: A user of a computer is able to define and manage partner-product ranges in which each partner-product range is associated with products, business partners and a priority indicator. When a particular business partner or a particular partner-product combination is associated with multiple partner-product ranges, the priority indicator of each of the multiple partner-product ranges is used to determine which of the multiple partner-product ranges is to be applied to the business partner or the particular partner-product combination, respectively. In this way, a user may define a partner-product range that applies to one or more partner-product combinations or one or more business partners that otherwise would be covered by another partner-product range.