Oracle WebCenter Content is used to manage all phases of content life cycle: from creation and approval to publishing, searching, expiration, and archival or disposition. All content types ranging from e-mail, discussions, documents, reports, spreadsheets and records to images, multimedia or other digital formats are stored in a web repository or database for management, reuse, and access. A WebCenter Content system with an Oracle WebCenter Content Server instance is deployed on an Oracle WebLogic server.
This section describes the set of typical tasks you can perform to manage an Oracle WebCenter Content Server instance:
Section 21.2, "Modify WebCenter Content Server General Configuration"
Section 21.3, "Modify WebCenter Content Server Internet Configuration"
Section 21.4, "Modify WebCenter Content: Records Configuration"
Section 21.5, "Monitor WebCenter Content Server Performance"
Section 21.7, "Manage WebCenter Content Server Components: Advanced"
You can control the basic functions of a WebCenter Content Server instance.
The steps for this process are:
Start a WebCenter Content Server instance. How?
Shut down a WebCenter Content Server instance. How?
Restart a WebCenter Content Server instance. How?
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You can view and modify certain system-level general configuration settings for a WebCenter Content Server instance.
Tasks include:
Modify the content security configuration settings used to control user access to content items managed by a WebCenter Content Server instance. How?
Modify general configuration settings for a WebCenter Content Server instance. How?
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You can view and modify certain system-level Internet configuration settings for a WebCenter Content Server instance.
Tasks include:
Modify Internet server configuration settings for a WebCenter Content Server instance. How?
Modify Internet email configuration settings for a WebCenter Content Server instance. How?
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You can view and modify configuration settings for Oracle WebCenter Content: Records, if you have installed and enabled this feature.
Modify the configuration settings used to control Records general options, record definition options, security options, notification options, scheduling options, user interface options, DoD configuration options, and classified topic options. How?
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You can view information about performance metrics, log information, and MBean information for a WebCenter Content Server instance.
Tasks include:
View performance information about a WebCenter Content Server instance. How?
View log information about a WebCenter Content Server instance. How?
View MBean information about a WebCenter Content Server instance. How?
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You can manage system-level components for a WebCenter Content Server instance using a standard list of component. Components provide additional functionality for the WebCenter Content Server system.
Tasks include:
View information about components in a WebCenter Content Server instance. How?
Enable or disable components in a WebCenter Content Server instance. How?
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You can manage system-level and additional components for a WebCenter Content Server instance using a more detailed list of components and functions. Components provide additional functionality for the WebCenter Content Server system.
Tasks include:
Enable or disable components in a WebCenter Content Server instance. How?
Install components in a WebCenter Content Server instance. How?
Uninstall components in a WebCenter Content Server instance. How?
Download or upload components to a WebCenter Content Server instance. How?
Modify component configurations in a WebCenter Content Server instance. How?
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"Managing Components Using Fusion Middleware Control" in Oracle Fusion Middleware Administering Oracle WebCenter Content