Contents
- Intended Audience
- Documentation Accessibility
- Structure
- Related Documents
- Conventions
- Oracle Files Architecture
- Built With Oracle Content Management SDK
- The Oracle Files Domain
- Oracle Files Schema
- Oracle Files Nodes
- Services, Servers, and Agents
- Oracle Internet Directory
- The Subscriber Model
- Oracle Files Features
- Three Levels of Administration
- Workspaces
- Workspace Access Levels
- Workspace Quota
- File Management
- Searching
- Categories
- Versioning
- Review Process
- Custom Review Processes
- Trash
- Edit-in-Place
- File Synchronization
- Integration with Key Oracle Technologies
- Integration With Oracle Collaboration Suite
- Integration with Oracle9i Database Server
- Oracle9i Database and the Oracle Files Schema
- Oracle Advanced Queueing
- Oracle Text
- Oracle9i Real Application Clusters (RAC)
- Integration with Oracle9i Application Server
- Oracle9iAS Containers for J2EE (OC4J)
- Oracle Enterprise Manager
- Oracle Internet Directory
- Oracle Workflow
- Industry-Standard Protocol Servers
- Oracle Files-Specific Passwords
- Client Access Paths and Software
- Oracle FileSync Client Software
- Installing Oracle FileSync
- Client Access Paths
- AppleTalk Filing Protocol (AFP) for Mac Clients
- From MacOS 9.x Clients
- From MacOS X Clients
- HTTP (Web Browser) and WebDAV Access
- NFS (Network File System) Protocol
- NFS Server Limitations
- Solaris 7 and Solaris 8 Clients
- Red Hat Linux Adv. Server 2.1 Clients
- Windows Clients
- Linking an NFS Directory Using the NFS Maestro Network Access Tool
- Linking an NFS Directory Using the Command Line
- Maestro Error Messages
- Using Oracle Files with NFS
- Configuring the NFS Server
- UNIX-UID-to-Oracle Files-User Account Client Mapping
- Setting Up a Trusted Client List
- Enabling NIS Authentication
- Administrative Roles Quick Reference
- Administrative Accounts
- System Administrator
- Skills Required to Administer Oracle Files
- Changing the Oracle Files Schema Password
- Site Administrator
- Managing Subscribers
- Creating, Modifying, and Deleting Subscribers
- Enabling and Disabling Subscribers
- Notification and Archive Settings
- E-mailing a Subscriber
- Viewing Subscriber Statistics
- Resetting a Subscriber Administrator Password
- Registering Custom Workflows
- Subscriber Administrator
- Setting Defaults
- Specifying Default User Settings
- Specifying Notification Settings
- Specifying Default Quota Settings
- Specifying Default Public Folder Settings
- Specifying Default Language Settings
- Subscriber Information Tasks
- Viewing Subscriber Statistics
- Requesting to Modify Subscriber's Settings
- Contacting the Site Administrator
- User Management Tasks
- Creating and Provisioning Users
- Creating Users in Oracle Internet Directory
- E-mailing Users
- Modifying User Information
- Updating User Quota
- Enabling and Disabling Users
- Deleting Users
- Category Management Tasks
- Creating Categories
- Modifying Categories
- Deleting Categories
- Trash Management Tasks
- Archival File and Folder Management Tasks
- Recovering a File at a User's Request
- Restoring a File or Folder from the Archive
- Workspace and File Management Tasks
- Working with Workspaces
- Updating Workspace Quota
- Locking and Unlocking Files
- Oracle Files Configuration Assistant
- Management Tools
- Oracle Enterprise Manager Web Site
- Accessing Oracle Enterprise Manager Web site
- Administration Tabs in Oracle Files
- Oracle Directory Manager
- Scripts
- Bulk Administration Tools for Oracle Files
- Running the Bulk Administration Tools
- User Administration Tool
- Sample XML File
- DTD for the User Administration Tool
- Troubleshooting the User Administration Tool
- Workspace Administration Tool
- Sample XML File
- DTD for the Workspace Administration Tool
- Troubleshooting the Workspace Administration Tool
- Troubleshooting Workspace Creation
- Troubleshooting Workspace Updating
- Starting and Stopping an Oracle Files Domain
- Starting the Oracle Files Domain Controller Process
- Migrating the Domain Controller
- Migrating the Domain Controller to a New Middle-Tier Host
- Migrating the Domain Controller to an Existing Middle-Tier Host
- Starting the Node Processes
- Starting Regular Nodes
- Starting HTTP Nodes
- Starting, Stopping, Suspending, and Resuming Servers
- Starting Oracle Files from the Command Line Using ifsctl
- ifsctl and OC4J
- Oracle Process Management and Notification
- Changing Configuration Settings
- Domain Properties
- Node Configuration
- Changing a Node Configuration
- Creating a Regular Node Configuration
- Creating an HTTP Node Configuration
- Service Configuration
- Changing a Service Configuration
- Creating a Service Configuration
- Runtime Service Configuration
- Server Configuration
- Abstract vs. Non-abstract Server Configuration
- Change Values of Properties
- View Inherited Properties
- Changing a Server Configuration
- Stopping and Unloading Servers
- Creating a Server Configuration
- Oracle Files Configuration Options
- Oracle Collaboration Suite Search Configuration
- Configuring Search Parameters
- Printing Services
- Notes
- MIME Type Formats
- Monitoring Domain, Node, and Service Performance
- Monitoring Domain Performance
- Monitoring Node Performance
- Monitoring Service Performance
- Log Files
- Oracle Enterprise Manager Web site Logs
- Oracle Files Logs
- Backup and Recovery
- LOB (Large Objects) Management
- Moving Content Off-line or Near-line
- Moving Content to BFILEs
- Performance Tuning
- Specify the Relative Path
- Use Symbolic Linking to Change the Storage Location (UNIX only)
- Performance Tuning
- Run the Oracle Files analyze.sql Script Frequently
- Restoring Prior Statistics
- Provide Adequate Storage to Improve Performance
- Document Storage and Sizing Issues
- Oracle Files Metadata and Infrastructure
- Analyzing Performance Problems
- If the Database is the Bottleneck
- If the Java Processes are the Bottleneck
- Obtaining Oracle Files Java Cache Statistics
- Obtaining Oracle Files Connection Pool Statistics
- Oracle Files Connection Pool Tuning
- To Permanently Change the Service Configuration
- Branding the Oracle Files User Interface
- Colors
- Fonts
- Images
- Title Bar
- Limitations on Oracle Files Customizations
- Using Custom Workflows in Oracle Files
- About Custom Workflows
- Creating the Workflow Process Definition
- The Launch Event
- The Workflow Process URL
- The Process Status Event
- The Response Event
- The Cancel Event
- Creating the Launch, Response, and Cancel Events
- Creating Event Subscriptions for the Launch, Response, and Cancel Events
- Registering a Custom Workflow with Oracle Files
- Registering a Workflow Process Definition
- Editing a Registered Workflow Process Definition
- Deleting a Registered Workflow Process Definition
- Setting Up E-Mail Notifications in Oracle Workflow
- Setting Up the Oracle Workflow Notification Mailer
- Creating a Configuration File for the Oracle Workflow Notification Mailer
- Starting the Oracle Workflow Notification Mailer
- Troubleshooting General Problems
- Oracle Text Tablespaces and Disk Utilization
- Creating and Maintaining the Oracle Text Index
- Maintaining the IFS_TEXT Index By Using the Oracle Text PL/SQL Packages
- Sync Job
- Optimize Job
- Monitoring DBMS_JOBS
- Changing or Removing the Default DBMS_JOBS
- Manually Synchronizing and Optimizing IFS_TEXT
- Monitoring Oracle Text Indexing of Oracle Files Documents
- Indexing Non-Standard Content Types
- Modifying the Search Timeout Parameter
- Troubleshooting Oracle Text Problems
- Access Control List Index Agent
- AppleTalk Filing Protocol (AFP) Server
- Content Garbage Collection Agent
- Dangling Object AV Cleanup Agent
- Distributed Authoring and Versioning (DAV) Server Configuration
- Event Exchanger Agent
- Expiration Agent
- Folder Index Analyzer Agent
- File Transfer Protocol (FTP) Server
- Files Base Server Configuration
- Files-Specific Server Configuration
- Garbage Collection Agent
- Inbound Queue Listener Agent
- Lock Agent
- NbServer [NetBIOS]
- Network File System (NFS) Protocol Server
- NT File System (NTFS) Protocol Server
- Print Agent
- Quota Agent
- Service Warmup Agent
- Service Watchdog Agent
- Server Message Block (SMB) Protocol Server
- Migrating Data from Other File Servers
- Server Consolidation Checklist
- Migrating Users
- Creating Workspaces
- Scripted Workspace Creation
- Migrating Content
- Protocols for Copying Data
- CASCADEOFF
- CASCADEON
- DELIM
- SETLANGUAGE
- SETCHARENCODING
- SHOWCHARENCODING
- SHOWLANGUAGE
- Globalization Support Overview
- The Repository
- How to Choose the Database Character Set for Oracle Files
- How to Make Sure Documents Are Properly Indexed in Oracle Files
- Character Set
- Language
- Service Configuration Properties
- Oracle Files Protocols
- FTP
- SMB
- Character Sets Supported in Oracle Files
- Languages Supported In Oracle Files
