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This function enables an administrator to package all files in the admin , config , and bin directories into a ZIP archive, along with a text file called environment. This text file contains additional information about the Java Virtual Machine, and the operating system of the server. If errors are encountered during a batch load, an error file is generated with those problem records added.
Enables notification of expiration NOE of content items. This provides email notification to authors and administrators for documents that will be expired in a short time.
The NotifyTime parameter described below is used in this include. Note that in the following parameters, NotificationQuery can be set to 30 not 7, as is the default and NotificationIntervalInDays can be set to 7; this provides weekly emails about what will expire within the month. To obtain debugging information for the NOE, set the following variables in the config.
Logging goes to the server output:. Specifies the query to be run to find the expired documents for the notification. The default is the following:. Denotes the administration users who receive the notification emails. If left blank, no extra notification is sent. Specifies the field names to include in the notification. Allows the use of plain text email for the notification. Default: false. Defines whether up front and forced Dynamic Converter conversions are reevaluated during a rebuild of the search index.
When set to TRUE, content items being indexed during an index rebuild will be reevaluated for conversion by Dynamic Converter based on the conversion rules for forced and up front conversions.
This setting can be used to dynamically convert files during an index rebuild after you have created a new conversion rule. When set to TRUE, only the author or a user with Admin permission to the security group can check out a content item. When set to FALSE, users with Write permission to the security group can check out content that was authored by another user.
System Properties, Content Security tab, Allow only original contributor to check out. Administration , Admin Server , Content Security menu option, Allow only original contributor to check out. Determines if all revisions or only a specific revision of a content item is expired on the specified Expiration Date.
This variable applies to Content Server version 6. Before version 6. Starting with version 6. Setting this variable to TRUE returns the system to the pre When set to TRUE, only the current revision expires, and the most recent unexpired revision becomes the current revision.
If Content Server is configured to use languages other than operating system's native language for example, using both English and Japanese locales on an English system , this variable must be set to UTF8 in both the Content Server and the Inbound Refinery instances.
Makes name-uniqueness checks for folder and file names case-insensitive, and makes path resolution case-insensitive. Prevents folders from having a child folder with the same name as a child document. The same name mean it is case-insensitive. Child folder and child document refer to both owner links and soft links.
If a content item matches any of the specified conversion rules upon checkin, the file will be converted according to that rule. Each file can be converted into multiple renditions. The forced conversion process does not apply the same Dynamic Converter template twice. Best practice in this case would be to merge the layouts and use Idoc Script to dynamically select the appropriate layout elements. Adds a blank option as the default for the Type option list on checkin pages.
This requires the user to select a Type. Field Display. If the system is being used mostly for read-only type activity, setting this to FALSE will improve the throughput to the database. Adds a blank option as the default for the Security Group option list on checkin pages. This requires the user to select a Security Group. Custom metadata fields begin with a lowercase x for example, xComments. The maximum number of second cycles that Inbound Refinery allows before FrameMaker is considered to be not responding.
Inbound Refinery watches the consfile. Other Formats. This value is multiplied by the file size to determine the amount of time allowed for FrameMaker conversion. The default value is 1. Specifies the maximum time in seconds that Inbound Refinery waits for the FrameMaker conversion process to complete. Specifies the minimum time in seconds that Inbound Refinery waits for the FrameMaker conversion process to complete.
The default time is 1 second. System Properties, Content Security tab, Allow get copy for user with read privilege. Administration , Admin Server , Content Security menu option, Allow get copy for user with read privilege. When set to TRUE, the system recognizes external users.
If Site Studio is installed, this variable enables the Site Studio-specific link patterns for parsing friendly URLs for the pattern engine. A configuration entry used in conjunction with the encodeHtml function. This entry applies a level of encoding to filter all input to the system for bad HTML constructions. All input data received by the system when using the unsafe value for the encodeHtml rule parameter applies only to well-known unsafe script tags. This functionality can be altered by using the HtmlDataInputFilterLevel configuration variable to change the filtering that is done.
Defines the path for the executable that is used to edit component files from within the Component Wizard. Graphical editors can insert or change HTML tags and may cause Idoc Script tags to be converted into a string of characters that will not be recognized by Content Server. This setting is only necessary if you want to change the default behavior. Otherwise Content Server uses the server port number provided by the web server. This prevents a load balancing configuration problem in which the load balancing server is using a different port number than the internal web server actually delivering the response to the request.
To do so will corrupt the data on the target system. Specifies the location where the Content Server Analyzer utility writes output files and transfers extra files detected during the file system analysis process.
Specifies values for the web server plug-in to get from its local data and send in the header of its requests. For example, if you have a plug-in to the web server filter getting some attributes for a user and placing them into a local value, you could specify the name of the attributes in IdcAuthExtraRequestParams , and the data would be passed to the Content Server instance.
These variables will become part of the Data Binder environment variable set. The names in the IdcAuthExtraRequestParams list must match the header names without regard for case case insensitive match. The log file contains the time the command was executed and the success or failure status of the command. Specifies the web server address of the Content Server instance to which IdcCommand is connecting. The format for encoding the name value pairs is the typical hda format after applying the Content Server HTTP header encoding.
This setting is specifically designed for web server plug-ins that want to audit the requests made by the client. The plug-ins can examine the HTTP headers in the responses, but not the body of the content. By pushing some of the parameters of the request into an HTTP header response, a plug-in can audit which documents were accessed and what actions were performed on them.
The blDateFormat is the system date format for the Content Server instance. The location can not be modified by an administration after Oracle WebCenter Content is deployed; it is a fixed location based on the current location of the media. Sets the value that is placed in the HTTP cookie of the client to keep track of the current user's locale.
Defines the path to the resource data subdirectory of the runtime media home for Oracle WebCenter Content. Set in the config.
This setting can be used to tune Content Server performance, particularly in a clustered environment. Decreasing this value might limit Content Server throughput. Specifies the checkout time. The configuration is defined for all user threads and applicable to all user services.
Database locks are held while the large file is written and this blocks subsequent checkins. This configuration setting can be used to lengthen the checkout time. A comma-delimited list of single character codes for renditions to be indexed other than the primary, alternate, or web-viewable renditions. Typically only one letter will be used because only one rendition will be indexable such as the XML rendition. Determines the file size in megabytes at which the Indexer will place the file in its own bulkload batch file.
Files larger than this setting are indexed in a separate bulkload. Files smaller than this setting will be indexed in a batch with other files.
This variable is typically used when rebuilding extremely large collections. When the rebuild is finished, the results can be merged back to the collection manually. Defines the time that Content Server waits before it will treat an Indexer lock file whose timestamp has not changed as having expired.
The system will also touch any locks it is maintaining twice during this interval. An Indexer lock is created by placing a lock file into an appropriate directory. In order for the lock to persist, the timestamp on the file must change periodically. Otherwise Content Server will treat the lock as an expired lock. The smaller the value of this setting, the quicker that locks can alternate between Indexing cycles. The larger the value, the more likely that high activity which could keep a touch request delayed for many seconds will cause Content Server to falsely report a lock as having expired.
If a lock is falsely expired, it can cause duplicated effort although it should not have any long term impact on the state of Content Server. Dumps trace information to the console for changes to the list of active indexing cycles maintained by Content Server. At certain points in an indexing cycle, an exclusive lock is required, so indexing cycles may have to wait for other cycles to become inactive. Enabling this setting can help you audit the performance of the Indexer.
This variable is obsolete as of Content Server version 7. Functionality is now available on the System Audit Information page. Dumps trace information to the console for changes Content Server makes to the Indexer lock and suspension files. This variable is set automatically by the Folders installation program if the WebDAV function is enabled at install.
System Properties, Server tab, Instance Description. Defines the label for the instance that is used in the Windows Start menu. There is no default value. The value depends on which configuration is specified: cs for Content Server or ibr for Inbound Refinery. It is recommended that you move the directory onto a network share if you are managing a load balancing cluster.
Defines the realm used when the Content Server instance or the web server plug-in challenges for Basic authentication. In browsers, the realm is usually called a resource when it is displayed in the login dialog. This setting is used by the CGI code that translates calls from the web server to requests to the Content Server. Defines the port that the web server filter or any other application should use to talk to the Content Server instance.
This setting tells the CGI code that translates from a call to the web server to a request to the Content Server instance to use this port when talking to Content Server. The CGI code will pick up this value automatically if the web server is stopped and started after the Content Server instance has been stopped and started.
The server-specific IntradocServerPort can be specified by adding. If set to TRUE, allows extra renditions of a document. This is only used if there are no indexable vault renditions or web-viewable renditions. Used with Content Profiles. This variable is obsolete as of the 7. The functionality is available on the System Audit Information page. Java Server Page support enables developers to access and modify Content Server content, ResultSets, personalization and security definitions, and predefined variables and configuration settings through Java Server Pages rather than through standard Content Server component architecture.
System Properties, Options tab, Allow override format on check in. Administration , Admin Server , General Configuration menu option, Allow override format on check in. Enables a trace of all includes and calls to the Idoc Script eval function. The contents of the eval function and any dynamically assigned includes are also shown as part of the trace. The trace also shows any error messages without the nested location information and the output of any calls to the Idoc Script trace function.
Results of the trace can be viewed through the debug menu toolbar options which are accessed from the debug trace displayed at the bottom of the web page. Click the debug trace to display the debug menu toolbar, then click any of the following options:.
Displays information on Local Data and ResultSets. Click a heading to expand the view of detailed information. Displays Logger Console window with default setting of Verbose. Select checkboxes to display the following options: info, warn, error, time, window, trace, global, schema, javascript, LogReader.
Click Pause or Clear to control the speed and amount of information displayed on the Logger Console. Used as a configuration setting in the Content Server config. In a web browser, added to the end of the page's URL in the Address field:. This setting is obsolete for version 7. This workflow configuration entry is a suffix appended to a workflow step, forcing a new authentication challenge.
When set to TRUE, this configuration variable forces a login at a specific step of a workflow. This acts as a digital signature for that step. In the following example, a review step named VPApproval requires a digital signature before continuing in the workflow.
Set the isRepromoptLogin configuration entry as follows before initiating the workflow:. Saves a copy of the companion file that is created when a piece of content enters a workflow. Normally the companion file is deleted when the content is approved and exits the workflow. To use this variable, insert the variable as shown into the config.
Used as a parameter to the Upload applet. This variable verifies that the file to be uploaded exists. This variable determines if cookie-based authentication is used or not. Customized versions of the web server filter are used. This setting is automatically configured during installation if there are no network errors that make it impossible for the system to connect to the database. This setting must be changed manually if the database is changed or if the system could not find the database during installation.
This setting must be manually changed if the database is changed or if the system could not find the database during the installation. This setting is generally used to define the query to find the web application archiver. This is a comma-delimited list of file names that defines a search sequence. If the first file is not present, the second file will be the default page, and so on. Because Java Server Pages usually have full privileges to any resource on the hosting system, it can be important to restrict Java Server Pages to security groups which allow only contributors with certain permissions.
Defines the minimum interval in milliseconds at which the timestamp of a converted content item will be checked. For a particular cached web-viewable file, Dynamic Converter will consult the timestamp again only after the time specified by this setting has passed. If the provider is communicating with Active Directory, this should be the host name of a primary domain controller.
Because Link Manager does all of its work during the indexing cycle, it will increase the amount of time required to index documents and to rebuild collections. However, the time taken may not be noticeable because most of the time is spent indexing the document into the collection. The amount of time required depends on the type and size of the documents involved. That is, if the file needs to be converted, this requires more time than text-based HTML files.
This variable enables or disables the Resources section on the Content Information page. Link Manager then does not compute the link references for presentation. By clicking on the toggle switch, link references are displayed or concealed. This variable provides a list of file formats that Link Manager will not covert before being processed for link extraction. By default, this is empty. There are some file formats such as Word that must be converted by HtmlExport before links can be extracted.
For example, you may have PHP files or files in some other custom format that are actually text-based. For such files, conversion by HtmlExport may not be necessary before Link Manager processes them for link extraction. Such formats can be listed in this configuration variable. In the following example, specifying the full MIME type format limits the variations of the listed types that are excluded. In this case, you must include each specific MIME type variation in the list that you want to exclude.
In the following example, all variations of each MIME type in the list are excluded. Using the shortened format of the MIME type is more advantageous in that it allows greater flexibility. Link Manager does not use HtmlExport to convert files that contain any of the following strings in the file format: hcs, htm, image, text, xml, jsp, and asp.
These files are handled by Link Manager without need for conversion. To check the current file formats and extension mappings of your system, use the File Formats window in the Configuration Manager. This variable is used to manage security restriction checks for non-admin users during a link search. If set to TRUE, this configures Link Manager to perform a security check on non-admin users while implementing a managed link search. This is the default setting.
This variable controls link extraction from previously indexed documents during a rebuild. If set to TRUE, it configures Link Manager to extract links from documents as they are indexed into the system during a rebuild. However, the time taken may not be noticeable since most of the time is spent indexing the document into the collection.
Although, the amount of time required does depend on the type and size of the documents involved. Used to control the number of links submitted to Site Studio during a refresh process. By default, the batch size value is set to Depending on the value, this configuration variable can make the refresh processes more or less receptive to an abort request. The calculation for LkRefreshErrorsAllowed is completed after, not during, each batch process.
Therefore, the lower the value for LkRefreshBatchSize , the more likely it is that the refresh activity will promptly terminate because the number of allowed errors is more quickly exceeded. For example, if you set the percent value to 5 and the threshold value to 20, you would expect the refresh activity to abort after the first error.
However, Link Manager might actually process multiple errors before aborting. The reason for this is that during refresh activities, all the links recognized as Site Studio links or those requiring Site Studio processing are grouped and sent to Site Studio as a batch.
Consequently, refreshes are more efficient, but abort requests are unresponsive during this time because Site Studio is unaware of aborts and total error counts. However, Site Studio is aware of the number of errors it has encountered in the current batch. For this reason, the Link Manager's abort calculation can not take place in all situations and the error configuration values percent and threshold are simply suggestions to Link Manager for when an abort should occur.
Using LkRefreshBatchSize , however, enables you to more accurately control the abort receptivity during refresh activities that involve Site Studio link batches. This variable is used with LkRefreshErrorThreshold to compute if the refresh activity should be aborted. When the refresh activity processes more links than the threshold value, Link Manager calculates the proportion of errors.
If the number of errors exceeds the percent value, the refresh activity is aborted. If you choose to set a value for LkRefreshErrorsAllowed , it could override the combination of threshold and percent values.
This variable sets an absolute error count for refresh processes. When the set number of errors is encountered, the refresh activity aborts. This configuration setting is not used by default.
This variable is used with LkRefreshErrorPercent to compute if the refresh activity should be aborted. Default is TRUE. Specifies the naming format for Archiver batch file subdirectories. Often used when exporting and importing with different versions of Content Server. Adds a prefix to log entries to designate which the Content Server instance is creating the entry.
Email support is required for workflow notifications, subscription notifications, and project notifications in Collaboration Server. A value of is recommended for large index collections. Lower values will result in inefficient indexing performance. When a cleanup scan is run see DatedCacheIntervalDays , the cache is cleaned up according to this setting as follows:. If the Dynamic Converter cache is larger than this size, the oldest cached files determined by last access date are deleted until the cache is smaller than this size.
If the Dynamic Converter cache is smaller than this size, only files that are older than the ConversionCacheExpirationPeriodInDays and were not converted using conversion rules forced or up front conversion are deleted. Sets the number of errors after which the Batch Loader stops processing records from the batch load file. If you plan to run the Batch Loader with a large number of content items overnight, then increase the default value.
If you monitor the Batch Loader with a small amount of content items, then decrease the default value. Sets the maximum document file size that be indexed. For full-text indexing, the maximum size default is 10 MB unless changed by using this configuration variable. The default for MaxIndexableFileSize is If larger documents require full-text indexing, the value of MaxIndexableFileSize should be increased. Specifies the maximum number of levels that recursion can be used when defining a custom conversion.
A custom conversion engine can call another conversion, but to prevent loops, this setting limits the number of levels of such calls. Sets the maximum number of content items returned from a search query using the Content Server user interface. Set the maximum number of rows in a table to be archived before exporting Folders structure data. Sets the maximum number of saved searches a user can make. Specifying a value overrides the default By default the maximum number of subfolders that will be searched is limited to This is why the variable exists and is set to a modest value.
For example, if MaxSearchConnections is set to 5 and six search requests are made at the same time, the sixth request goes into a queue until one of the first five requests is completed. Sets the minimum document file size that can be indexed. For full-text indexing, the minimum size default is 5 bytes unless changed by using this configuration variable. Defines the size at which a custom metadata field is defined as a memo field rather than a long text field.
If the field sizes of the DocMeta table have been edited directly in the database, Content Server classifies the varchar field types by their lengths. When set to TRUE, the Upload Applet is enabled so that multiple files can be zipped and checked in as a single content item. System Properties, Options tab, Enable upload applet. When set to TRUE, files that were converted by forced or up front conversion will not be reconverted when the template or layout is changed.
If a conversion rule is changed to use a different template or layout, the normal evaluation logic is used. When set to TRUE, a column containing links to Content Information pages is displayed on the standard search results page. Page Display. When set to TRUE, a column containing links to Revision History pages is displayed on the standard search results page. Disables automatic closure of all search connections when a document has been modified inserted, updated, or deleted.
This configuration variable defines how often a notification query is run. Notification queries define the criteria used to search for expired content. If NotificationIntervalInDays is not set, the default value is one day. This configuration variable defines the maximum number of content items that will be returned by a notification query. If NotificationQuery is not set, the default value is all content that expires in the next seven days.
There is one parameter, the query to be used. The query can be one of the following. A URL encoded query. This uses the URL displayed in the web browser address when a search is performed. When used in conjunction with database indexing, the following query provides email notification for all documents that expire in seven days:. The following query returns all content expiring after August 1, This configuration variable defines the users who will receive a list of expired content in addition to the authors of each content item.
If the NotifyExtras setting is in the config. This configuration variable defines the time of day the notification query is run, specified in hour notation. Sets the number of open connections to the database. Default is The default for standalone applets is 4.
This setting applies to the Content Server instance and any standalone applications and utilities, so each application will use the specified number of connections.
If your database does not allow enough connections to be open at one time, an error will occur when you attempt to start an application or utility. To avoid this problem, you can isolate the NumConnections setting for the Content Server instance from the setting for applications and utilities as follows:. Set the NumConnections value for application and utilities in the intradoc. If necessary, you can create a separate directory and NumConnections setting for each application and utility.
Used in Content Server version 6. Content Server 7. When the 6. To add this entry to the 6. Copy the 6. Edit the config. When set to TRUE, events that occur inside any plugins that understand this flag will be recorded in the following log file:.
When changing this setting on Apache on the Content Server instance, only the Content Server instance must be restarted. This value is multiplied by the file size to determine the amount of time allowed for post-conversion processing. Specifies the maximum time in seconds that Inbound Refinery waits for any post-conversion processes to complete.
Specifies the minimum time in seconds that Inbound Refinery waits for any post-conversion processes to complete. Because this process is invoked once for each file that is processed by Inbound Refinery, it could also be used for other events that might need to be synchronized to the conversion of a file.
If the value is not empty, Inbound Refinery will attempt to run the process. When set to notes , each page of the PDF file contains a slide with its notes. This value is multiplied by the file size to determine the amount of time allowed for preconversion processes. Specifies the maximum time in seconds that Inbound Refinery waits for the preconversion process to complete.
Specifies the minimum time in seconds that Inbound Refinery waits for the preconversion process to complete. The tcpreview. Set this to a lower number if you do not want emails to be delayed or if you want immediate response during debugging. Note that a small number could use a large amount of resources. Content Server has an email message buffer of bytes. If a large number of subscription notification emails are triggered in a short period of time for example, 40 content items with 40 subscribers each , the buffer can become overloaded and the notification emails will not be sent.
The following Content Server error message indicates that the buffer was overloaded: Work queue error: Error while collating work queue Message to append to queue 'CollatedWorkQueue' was too large.
The limit to the total size of a subscription notification email sent is 1 GB. The total number of subscription notification emails that can be included in one email sent to n users is 1 GB divided by the size of the subscription notification email. This variable is used only when a user has not previously logged into the Content Server instance.
If the user has previously requested credentials, the SourcePath will be stored for that user, so the LDAP provider specified by the Source Path will be used. If linked objects are not available, the conversion will fail. PDF Converter. All other types of bookmarks are ignored. If a table of contents has already been processed using the ProcessWordToc setting, then this setting is ignored and headings will not be converted to bookmarks. However, if the table of contents entries have hyperlinks, they will be processed according to the ProcessWordUrlHyperlinks setting.
This setting is most useful for database providers, where the connection classes are already providers. If this option is not set, the time defaults to midnight of the selected date. Missing values are interpreted as a zero. Pop-Up Calendar. If set to TRUE, specifies if the pop-up calendar is available on a search page.
If set to TRUE, disables the display of the time in a date field and forces the Content Server instance to parse the check-in time as midnight of the selected date, regardless of how pucDefaultTime is set. For example, January is truncated to Jan, February to Feb, and so on. Note that this starts with the numeral '1', not a lower-case 'L'.
D 1 Service in which the service member was, as part of his or her official military duties, present during a total of at least days before February 1, , on the grounds of a gaseous diffusion plant located in Paducah, Kentucky, Portsmouth, Ohio, or the area identified as K25 at Oak Ridge, Tennessee, if, during such service the veteran:. E Service in a capacity which, if performed as an employee of the Department of Energy , would qualify the individual for inclusion as a member of the Special Exposure Cohort under section 14 of the Energy Employees Occupational Illness Compensation Program Act of 42 U.
A During the official operational period of an atmospheric nuclear test, presence at the test site, or performance of official military duties in connection with ships, aircraft or other equipment used in direct support of the nuclear test. B During the six month period following the official operational period of an atmospheric nuclear test, presence at the test site or other test staging area to perform official military duties in connection with completion of projects related to the nuclear test including decontamination of equipment used during the nuclear test.
C Service as a member of the garrison or maintenance forces on Eniwetok during the periods June 21, , through July 1, , August 7, , through August 7, , or November 1, , through April 30, D Assignment to official military duties at Naval Shipyards involving the decontamination of ships that participated in Operation Crossroads.
A Were interned within 75 miles of the city limits of Hiroshima or within miles of the city limits of Nagasaki, or. B Can affirmatively show they worked within the areas set forth in paragraph d 3 vii A of this section although not interned within those areas, or. C Served immediately following internment in a capacity which satisfies the definition in paragraph d 3 vi of this section, or.
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