After you configure Oracle WebCenter Sites: Site Capture Managed Servers, you can configure Site Capture with the Site Capture Configurator. You can also integrate Site Capture with the WebCenter Sites publishing process.
The Site Capture Configurator provides instructions to configure Sites Capture in interactive or silent mode, after you complete the prerequisite tasks.
Create the necessary database schemas using the Repository Creation Utility, as Creating the Database Schemas describes
Deploy at least one fully functional instance of WebCenter Sites.
Create Managed Servers for Site Capture using the WebLogic Configuration Wizard and the Oracle WebCenter Sites — Site Capture — 12.2.1.0.0
template.
If you have not already done so for the WebCenter Sites domain, grant read, write, and delete permissions for accessing the Oracle Platform Security Services credential store to ORACLE_HOME/wcsites/wcsites_common/lib/sites-security.jar
by executing the following script:
On UNIX operating systems:
DOMAIN_HOME/wcsites/bin/grant-opss-permission.sh
On Windows operating systems:
DOMAIN_HOME\wcsites\bin\grant-opss-permission.bat
Use the WebLogic Server Administrator user name and password, when prompted by the script.
Running the Site Capture Configurator in Interactive Mode
To run the Configurator in interactive mode, do these steps:
Using the command line, navigate to the ORACLE_HOME/wcsites/sitecapture/
directory.
Run the Site Capture Configurator: java -jar sites-sitecapture-configurator.jar -configPath DOMAIN_HOME/wcsites/sitecapture/config
.
Follow the instructions displayed in the Configurator.
If the client is running Site Capture in an HTTPS environment, set the cookie-secure
flag to true
in weblogic.xml
.
Start the Managed Server hosting this Site Capture instance.
Running the Site Capture Configurator in Silent Mode
To run the Configurator in silent mode, do these steps:
Edit the DOMAIN_HOME/wcsites/sitecapture/config/wcs_sitecapture_properties_bootstrap.ini
file and complete the instructions.
Use the command line to change to the ORACLE_HOME/wcsites/sitecapture/
. directory.
Execute java -jar sites-sitecapture-configurator.jar -silent DOMAIN_HOME/wcsites/sitecapture/config
.
Start the Site Capture Managed Server.
Completing the Configuration of Site Capture
Log in to WebCenter Sites.
Access the Admin interface, click the Admin Tab, and navigate to System Tools and then Property Management Tool.
Edit the valid.urls
property, which accepts a comma-separated URLs. For Site Capture, add http://sitecapture-host:sitecapture-Port/__admin/*
.
Start the WebCenter Sites Managed Server.
Completing Site Capture Cluster Configuration
For cluster configuration, the Site Capture configuration directory must be shared across all the nodes in the cluster. The DOMAIN_HOME/wcsites/sitecapture
directory from the primary node must be mounted and shared across all other nodes in the cluster. It should be a single copy of a folder used by all the nodes. This directory includes the config
and crawler
directories.
Note:
If theDOMAIN_HOME/wcsites/sitecapture/config/wcs_sitecapture_properties_bootstrap.ini
file was manually edited to change the WebCenter Sites password (oracle.wcsites.app.password
) to a nonencrypted clear-text value, then the oracle.wcsites.sitecapture.password.replace
value must be set to true
.Note:
Because changes you make to a WAR file are not retained during redeployment, WAR file changes need to be copied over after each redeployment of the web applications. It is generally recommended to deploy the static artifacts such as images and stylesheet files onto the web server.The completion of a RealTime publishing session can trigger Site Capture if it is integrated with the WebCenter Sites publishing process. The following procedure integrates the WebCenter Sites publishing system to communicate with your installed Site Capture application.
FW_PublishingEventRegistry
table and change the blocking value from N
to Y
for the listener com.fatwire.cs.crawler.RemoteElementInvokingPublishingEventListener
.