AquaLogic Interaction Administrator Guide

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Importing Content from External Document Repositories with Remote Content Crawlers

You can create a remote content crawler to import content (and security) from external document repositories.

Before you create a remote content crawler, you must:
  • Install the content provider on the computer that hosts the portal or on another computer.
  • Create a remote server.
  • Create a content web service.
  • Create a content source.
  • Create the folders in which you want to store the imported content.
  • Create and apply any filters to the folders to control the sorting of imported content.
  • Create any users and groups to which you want to grant access to the imported content.
To create a remote content crawler you must have the following rights and privileges:
  • Access Administration activity right
  • Create Content Crawlers activity right
  • At least Edit access to the parent folder (the folder that will store the content crawler)
  • At least Select access to the content web service on which this content crawler will be based
  • At least Select access to the folders in which you want to store the imported content
  • At least Select access to the users and groups to which you want to grant access to the imported content
  1. Click Administration.
  2. Open the folder in which you want to store the content crawler.
  3. In the Create Object drop-down list, click Content Crawler —Remote. The Choose Content Source dialog box opens.
  4. Select the content source that provides access to the content you want to crawl and click OK. The Remote Content Crawler Editor opens.
  5. Complete the following tasks on the Main Settings page:
    • Setting a Target Folder for Imported Content
    • Mirroring the Source Folder Structure
    • Automatically Approving Imported Content
    • Importing Content Security
    • Granting Access to Imported Content
  6. Click the Document Settings page and complete the following tasks:
    • Specifying When Imported Documents Expire
    • Specifying Refresh Settings for Imported Links and Property Values
  7. Click the Content Type page and complete the following task:
    • Assigning Content Types to Imported Content
  8. Click the Advanced Settings page and complete the following tasks:
    • Selecting a Language for Imported Content
    • Specifying What to Do with Rejected Documents
    • Specifying What to Do On Subsequent Crawls
    • Marking Imported Content with a Content Crawler Tag
    • Specifying Maximum Threads Settings
  9. Click the Set Job page and complete the following task:
  10. Click the Properties and Names page and complete the following tasks:
The default security for this content crawler is based on the security of the parent folder. You can change the security when you save this content crawler (on the Security tab page in the Save As dialog box), or by editing this content crawler (on the Security page of the Content Crawler Editor).

To import content, run the job you associated with this content crawler.


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