Index

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A

AccessControlEntry class, 2-16

AccessControlList class, 2-15

accessor methods, 3-8

agents

agent registration file, 8-19

classes and methods, 8-5

constructor, 8-8

description, 8-2

event agent sample code, 8-20

event-based agents, 8-2

registering agents, 8-18

time-based agents, 8-2

working with the ServerManager, 8-3

writing an event agent, 8-7

API

bean-side classes, 2-19

oracle.ifs.beans class hierarchy, 2-4

packages, 2-2

security classes, 2-15

server-side classes, 2-19

tie classes, 2-18

user-related classes, 2-11

application development

tasks, 1-6

tools, 1-4

ApplicationObject class, 4-8

attributes

accessor and mutator methods, 3-8

compound values, 4-8

derived attributes, 9-5

embedded attributes, 4-8

getter and setter methods, 3-8

review of attributes, 9-4

searching on attributes, 3-13

setAttribute() method, 9-5

setting attributes, 3-9, 9-5

setting special options, 9-5

user-set attributes, 9-5

using mutator methods, 9-5

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B

bean-side classes, 2-19, 6-3, 9-4

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C

callbacks, 5-18

classes

ApplicationObject, 4-8

bean-side classes, 2-19, 6-3, 9-4

ClassDomain, 4-8

documents and folders, 2-12

file classes, 2-12

LibraryObjectDefinition, 2-3

PublicObject, 2-7

security classes, 2-15

server-side classes, 2-19, 9-4

session classes, 2-17

tie classes, 2-18

ClassName tag, 5-6

ClassObject class, 4-3, 5-6

CLASSPATH environment variable, 4-14, 5-16, 6-14, 7-9

code samples

"Hello World" example, 3-14

adding a document to a folder, 3-14

agents, 8-20

claim1.xml, 7-12

ClassDomain definition, 4-10

ColorAgent.java, 8-20

constructing a DocumentDefinition, 3-14

CreateInsuranceForm.xml, 7-11

creating a new Document, 3-14

creating an instance class Bean, 4-12

creating document instances, 4-16

custom class definition file, 4-7

custom type file, 4-7

e-mail, 10-10

embedded attribute type definition, 4-8

index.html, 7-11

InsuranceBean.java, 7-23

InsuranceForm.jsp, 7-21

InsuranceLogin.java, 7-15

invoking a parser, 5-18

invoking the renderer, 6-17

JSPs, 7-10

list of sample files, 7-10

login.jsp, 7-13

logout.jsp, 7-19

obtaining the user's home folder, 3-14

overrides, 9-10

parser callback, 5-21

parsing, 5-11

PolicyBundle, 6-16

registering a parser, 5-18

registering a renderer, 6-16

rendering, 6-12

running the sample application, 7-8

sending e-mail programmatically, 10-10

compound values, 4-8

connect() method, 3-4

ContentObject class, 2-14

custom classes

creating a custom Bean, 4-12

creating a custom class definition file, 4-7

creating an instance class, 4-12

creating document instances, 4-15

customization

advanced customization, 1-5

basic customization, 1-5

creating a custom agent, 8-7

creating a custom class, 4-7

creating a custom parser, 5-9

creating a custom renderer, 6-9

creating a JSP, 7-3

creating a type file, 4-7

creating an override, 9-7

sending e-mail programmatically, 10-4

task overview, 1-7

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D

database connection, 2-17, 3-3

defining a custom class, 4-7

derived attributes, 9-5

DirectoryUser tag, 5-6

documents

adding a document to a folder, 3-7

ContentObject class, 2-14

creating a document definition, 3-6

creating document instance files, 4-15

Document class, 2-13

DocumentDefinition class, 2-13

documents and folders, 3-2

Folder class, 2-14

getting and setting attributes, 3-8

searching for a document, 3-12

storing documents in the repository, 3-2

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E

e-mail

body methods, 10-7

create IfsMessage object, 10-5

definition, 10-2

header methods, 10-6

MimeBodyPart class, 10-9

option for sending short messages, 10-4

Outbox directory, 10-2

sample code, 10-10

sending the message, 10-10

writing a programmatic e-mail application, 10-4

embedded attributes, 4-8

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F

folders

adding a document to a folder, 3-7

document and folder classes, 2-12

Folder class, 2-14

how folders are stored, 3-2

saving files in folders, 2-12

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G

getAttribute() method, 3-8

getter methods, 3-8

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H

home directory, 3-7

HTTP authentication, 7-6

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I

iFS applications

agents, 8-2

invoking a parser, 5-18

invoking a renderer, 6-5

overrides, 9-2

sending e-mail programmatically, 10-4

using a JSP to display data, 7-4

web-based applications, 7-2

implementation class, 2-18, 4-11

Internet File System

application development, 1-6

application development tools, 1-4

customization, 1-5

customization tasks, 1-7

Java, 1-4

protocol servers, 1-3

XML, 1-4

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J

jar files, 7-9

JavaBeans

creating a custom Bean, 4-12

InsuranceBean.java, 7-23

InsuranceLogin.java, 7-15

JSPs and JavaBeans, 7-4

JSPs

component files, 7-3

deploying a JSP, 7-5

displaying data, 7-2

HTTP authentication, 7-6

InsuranceForm.jsp, 7-21

Jsplookup PropertyBundle, 7-5

JSPs and JavaBeans, 7-4

list of sample files, 7-10

login.jsp, 7-13

login/logout files, 7-3

logout.jsp, 7-19

required location, 7-5

running the sample application, 7-8

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L

LibraryObject class, 2-3

LibraryObjectDefinition class, 2-3

LibraryService class, 2-17

LibrarySession class, 2-17

login/logout files, 7-3

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M

methods

accessor and mutator methods, 3-8

connect(), 3-4

getAttribute(), 3-8

getter and setter methods, 3-8

setAttribute(), 3-9

MIME content types, 6-8, 7-5, 7-20, 10-8, 10-9

MimeBodyPart class, 10-9

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O

Oracle Internet File System, 1-2

oracle.docmgr.beans class hierarchy, 2-4

Outbox directory, 10-2

overrides

background needed, 9-3

insert, update, free, 9-2

methods, 9-6

sample code, 9-10

usage examples, 9-2

writing an override, 9-7

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P

parsers

application components, 5-8

custom parsers, 5-9

invoking a parser, 5-18

overview, 5-2

parse() code sample, 5-11

ParserLookupByFileExtension, 5-17

parsing in FTP, 5-3

parsing in SMB, 5-3

parsing in the Web user interface, 5-3

parsing in the Windows user interface, 5-3

postOperation(), 5-19

preOperation(), 5-19

registering a parser, 5-17, 5-18

sample code, 5-9

sequence of parsing, 5-6

using a custom parser, 5-7

using standard parsers, 5-3

using the SimpleXmlParser, 5-3

writing a custom parser, 5-9

writing a parser application, 5-9

writing a parser callback, 5-18

Policy object attributes, 6-4

postOperation(), 5-19

pre- override methods, 9-6

preOperation(), 5-19

programmatic e-mail, 10-2

PropertyBundles

Jsplookup, 7-5

ObjectTypeLookupByFileExtension, 5-5

ParserLookupByFileExtension, 5-17

PolicyPropertyBundles, 6-3

protocol servers, 1-3

PublicObjects

abstract class, 2-7

attributes, 2-8

purpose, 2-3

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R

registration files

registering a JSP, 7-5

registering a parser, 5-18

registering a renderer, 6-15

registering an agent, 8-18

renderers

invoking renderers, 6-5

registering a renderer, 6-15

using custom renderers, 6-8

using PolicyPropertyBundles, 6-3

using server-side classes, 6-3

using standard renderers, 6-5

writing a custom renderer, 6-9

repository

connecting to the repository, 2-17, 3-3

storing documents, 3-2

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S

SchemaObjects

purpose, 2-3

searching, 3-12

security

AccessControlEntry class, 2-16

AccessControlList class, 2-15

HTTP authentication, 7-6

sendMessage() method, 10-4

ServerManager

description, 8-3

registering agents, 8-18

server-side classes

definition, 2-19

overrides, 9-4

renderers, 6-3

session classes, 2-17

LibraryService class, 2-17

LibrarySession class, 2-17

setAttribute() method, 9-5

setter methods, 3-8

SimpleXmlParser, 5-6

special options, 9-5

SystemObjects

purpose, 2-3

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T

tie classes, 2-18

type definition file, 4-7

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U

users, home directory, 3-7

user-set attributes, 9-5

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V

Vcard sample application, 6-8

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W

web sites

HTTP authentication, 7-6

security, 7-6

using JSPs to display data, 7-2

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X

XML

application development tool, 1-4

creating a type definition file, 4-2

embedded attributes, 4-8

MIME types, 7-5

registering a JSP, 7-20

registering a parser, 5-18

registering a renderer, 6-16

sample code, 4-7, 7-11

SimpleXmlParser, 5-6