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Preface

Intended Audience

Documentation Accessibility

Structure

Related Documentation

Related Documents

Conventions

1 Before You Begin

Overview of Oracle Content Management SDK

Pre-Installation Tasks

Verify Requirements and Choose a Deployment Type

Gather Account, Password, and Service Information

Back Up An Existing Database

Recommended Protocol Configurations

Oracle CM SDK-Specific Passwords

FTP and AFP

IMAP

CUP

HTTP/DAV

Network Channel Encryption

Other Security Considerations

Administration Interfaces

JDBC

Oracle Internet Directory

Client Software

2 Requirements

Hardware Requirements

Operating System Requirements

Oracle Database Requirements and Recommendations

Initialization Parameter Requirements

Oracle JVM Option (JServer) Requirement

Oracle Software Requirements

Oracle Home Requirement

Upgrade Requirements and Process Overview

3 Installation and Configuration

Overview

Pre-Installation Tasks

Required Pre-Installation Tasks

Recommended and Optional Preconfiguration Tasks for Oracle CM SDK

Create Custom Tablespaces (Recommended)

Set Up Oracle CM SDK to Use Real Applications Clusters Database (Optional)

Installing Software Components

Running the Oracle CM SDK Configuration Assistant

Oracle CM SDK Server Configuration Types

Simple Configuration

Simple Configuration Default Values

Simple Configuration Installation

Advanced Configuration: Creating a New Oracle CM SDK Domain

Advanced Configuration: Upgrading an Existing Domain

Advanced Configuration: Use an Existing Oracle CM SDK Domain

Non-Interactive Installation and Configuration

Non-Interactive Installation

Non-Interactive Configuration

4 Post-Configuration

Required Post-Configuration Tasks

Granting Privileges to the Administrator Account

Granting Privileges on Windows NT

Granting Privileges on Windows 2000, 2003 Server, and XP Professional

Starting All Necessary Processes

Starting the Oracle CM SDK Domain from the Command Line

Optional Post-Configuration Tasks

Validating Basic Operations

Running the Web Starter Application

Configuring the NFS Server

Mapping UNIX UIDs to Oracle CM SDK User Accounts

Setting Up a Trusted Client List

Enabling NIS Authentication

Using Oracle CM SDK with a RAC Database

Configuring the NTFS Protocol Server

Steps for Configuring the NTFS Protocol Server

Configuring Access to the Local "O" Drive

Enabling Windows Users to Map Oracle CM SDK as Network Drives (Optional)

Troubleshooting a Windows NT/2000/2003/XP File Share

5 Client Access Paths and Software

Client Access Paths

AppleTalk Filing Protocol (AFP) for Macintosh Clients

HTTP (Web Browser) and WebDAV Access

NTFS Access

FTP Access

IMAP and SMTP Access

NFS (Network File System) Protocol

NFS Server Limitations

Solaris 2.8 and Solaris 2.9 Clients

Red Hat Linux Adv. Server 2.1 and Red Hat Linux 8.0 Clients

Windows Clients

Oracle FileSync Client Software

CUP (Command-Line Utilities Protocol) Client [Administrators Only]

Installing the CUP Client

Setting the Windows Command-Line Console Codepage

6 Troubleshooting

Installation and Configuration Problems

NFS Troubleshooting

Deinstalling Oracle Content Management SDK

When to Contact Oracle Support Services

A Planning Your Oracle CM SDK Deployment

Oracle CM SDK Minimum Hardware Requirements

Deployment Configuration Options and Requirements

Using Oracle Application Server, Infrastructure and Oracle Internet Directory

Multiple-Computer Deployment

Database Tier (Computer 1)

Oracle Application Server Infrastructure Tier (Computer 2)

Application Server Tier (Computer 3):

Single-Computer Deployment

Choice of Protocols

Sizing Guidelines

Sizing Formulas for Each Middle-Tier Computer

Number of CPUs

Required Usable Disk Space

Total Computer Memory, HTTP as the Primary Protocol

Total Computer Memory, Non-HTTP Protocol

Sizing Formulas for the Database Computer

Number of CPUs

Required Usable Disk Space

Total Computer Memory

Memory Requirements: Sample Deployment

Tablespaces

Data Types and Storage Requirements

Storing Documents in an Oracle Database

Oracle CM SDK Metadata and Infrastructure

Oracle Text

Disk Space Requirements: Sample Deployment

B Creating an Oracle Database

Using the Oracle Database Configuration Assistant to Create a Database

Creating Custom Tablespaces

C Configuration Worksheets

Oracle 10g Database Server Administration Worksheet

Oracle Application Server Administration Worksheet

Oracle Internet Directory Administration Worksheet

Oracle CM SDK Administration Worksheet

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