| Oracle® WebCenter Content System Administrator's Guide for Content Server 11g Release 1 (11.1.1) Part Number E10792-04 |
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| Oracle® WebCenter Content System Administrator's Guide for Content Server 11g Release 1 (11.1.1) Part Number E10792-04 |
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This chapter contains the following sections:
This section provides an introduction to the information in this document. It covers the following topics:
This chapter is intended for system administrators who need to install the Kofax Capture component. System administrators will also use this chapter to configure Kofax index fields, Oracle WebCenter Content (WebCenter Content) check-in parameters, and output file settings. Instructions for using Adobe Acrobat Capture and setting global options are also provided. This chapter assumes that the product has been installed correctly and that you are familiar with Oracle products in general and the overall architecture of Oracle WebCenter Content.
The information is subject to change as the product technology evolves and as hardware, operating systems, and third-party software programs are created, updated, or otherwise modified.
This section covers the following topics:
The Kofax Capture 11gR1 component is compatible with Oracle WebCenter Content 11gR1.
The Kofax Capture Export Connector 11gR1 component is compatible with Kofax Ascent Capture 8 and 9. Earlier versions of Kofax Ascent Capture are not supported.
This section covers the following topics:
The basic installation procedure consists of the following tasks:
Installing Oracle WebCenter Content Server (Content Server). For installation information, refer to your Content Server installation documentation.
Installing Kofax Capture as a standalone or server version. (The server version requires at least one client system.) For installation information, refer to your Kofax Capture documentation.
Installing the Kofax Capture Export Connector component on the Kofax Capture standalone or server system. For more information, see Section D.2.3, "Installing Kofax Capture Export Connector."
(Optional) Installing and configuring Adobe Acrobat Capture. For installation and configuration information, refer to your Adobe Acrobat Capture documentation.
Configuring Kofax Capture Export Connector for use with Kofax Capture (and optionally, with Acrobat Capture). For configuration and user information, see Section D.3, "Using Kofax Capture with Kofax Capture Export Connector - Oracle WebCenter Content."
Complete the following checklist before continuing:
Specify a user and password to use to check all scanned documents into Content Server, taking into account the following scenarios:
User has maximum access.
If scanned documents will be checked into all areas of Content Server, then ensure that the user is a system administrator with Admin rights to all security groups.
User has minimal access.
If scanned documents will be checked into a limited area of Content Server, then ensure that the user has Write access to the necessary security groups.
User must adjust Author content information field.
If you want the person performing the scan to adjust the Author content information field to reflect the author of the document, then ensure that the user has Admin access to the necessary security groups.
Record the user name and password. You will enter these names during the new installation procedure. For more information, see Section D.2.3.2, "Instructions for a New Installation."
Identify the server host name (or IP address) of the Content Server instance. The server name can be found on the Configuration Information page of the instance. You will enter this name during the new installation procedure. For more information, see Section D.2.3.2, "Instructions for a New Installation."
If you are installing Kofax Capture Export Connector for use with a proxied instance of Content Server, identify the relative web root from the Configuration Information page of the proxied instance. For example, cs (without forward slashes). You will enter this name, if necessary, during the new installation procedure. For more information, see Section D.2.3.2, "Instructions for a New Installation."
This section includes step-by-step instructions for installing Kofax Capture Export Connector. The procedures for new and update installs are not the same. Please follow the install procedure that corresponds to your current configuration. This section covers the following topics:
If you are upgrading from a previous version of the Kofax Capture Export Connector (or Ascent Capture, if an older version), you must perform these tasks before installing the new version:
In this procedure you unassign document classes and then delete the previous release script.
On the Windows taskbar, click the Start button, then choose Programs, then Kofax Capture version (or Ascent Capture version for older versions of Kofax), then Administration.
The Kofax Capture Administration dialog opens.
In the Batch tab, expand the old batch class, right-click a document class, and select Release Scripts.
The Release Scripts dialog opens.
In the Assigned Release Scripts column, highlight the old Release Script name, then click Remove.
A validation dialog opens.
Click Yes.
This disassociates the document class with the old release script. Click Close.
Perform steps 2 through 4 for each document class.
Choose Tools, then Release Script Manager.
The Release Script Manager dialog opens.
Highlight the old release script, and click Remove.
Click Close.
Use this procedure to remove the existing batch class.
Note:
Before proceeding, it is recommended that you review and note any customizations that were done to the document classes in the batch class, and back up the existing batch class before deleting it.
In the Batch tab, right-click the existing batch class, and select Delete.
A confirmation dialog opens.
Click Yes to delete the batch class.
Exit Kofax Capture.
Use this procedure to remove the Kofax Capture Export Connector:
On the Windows taskbar, click Start, then choose Settings, then Control Panel, then Add/Remove Programs.
Choose Kofax Capture Export Connector.
Click Change/Remove.
You are asked whether to completely remove the application.
Click OK.
Kofax Capture Export Connector files are removed, and a Maintenance Complete dialog opens.
Click Finish, then close the Windows Add/Remove Programs dialog.
You may now proceed to Section D.2.3.2, "Instructions for a New Installation."
Use this procedure to install Kofax Capture Export Connector:
Close all other Windows programs.
From Windows Explorer, navigate to the Kofax Capture Export Connector executable, and run setup.exe.
The Welcome dialog opens.
Click Next.
The License Agreement dialog opens.
Read through the agreement, and click Yes.
The Set Kofax Capture Export Connector - Oracle WebCenter Content dialog opens.
Enter the user name and password from Section D.2.2, "Pre-Installation Tasks and Considerations," and click Next.
The Scanned Files Directory dialog opens.
Accept the default, and click Next. This is the directory in which your scanned files will be temporarily stored.
The Enter Text dialog opens.
Enter the server host name from Section D.2.2, "Pre-Installation Tasks and Considerations," and click Next.
The Setup Type dialog opens.
Select the version of your Content Server and click Next.
The Setup Type dialog opens.
Select the type of Content Server (master or proxy) and click Next.
If you select a master instance, the Enter Text dialog opens. Skip step 10 and continue at step 11.
If you select a proxy instance, continue at step 10.
For a proxy server, select from the list of proxied instances, and click Next.
Note:
If a list of proxied instances is not displayed, enter the Relative Web Root of the proxy server from Section D.2.2, "Pre-Installation Tasks and Considerations," and click Next.
The Enter Text dialog opens.
Enter a web root, and click Next.
The Enter Text dialog opens.
Enter any changes to the URL, and click Next.
It is necessary to specify changes only in rare instances. (For example, if you are using a different cgi name or a web filter.) If you are unsure about whether you need to make a change, verify this information in your web server by examining the properties of your web site. The InstallShield Wizard Complete dialog opens.
Click Finish.
Use the following procedures to configure Kofax Capture for use with Kofax Capture Export Connector:
If Kofax Capture Export Connector is installed on a Kofax Capture client system, copy files from the client system to the server system.
Configure the Kofax Capture client system to use Kofax Capture Export Connector.
If Kofax Capture Export Connector was not installed in the default directory, configure the image folder path in Kofax Capture.
This section covers the following topics:
Section D.2.4.2, "Configuring Kofax Capture Client to Use Kofax Capture Export Connector"
Section D.2.4.3, "Configuring Kofax Capture Export Connector in a Non-Default Directory"
If you are installing Kofax Capture Export Connector on a Kofax Capture client system, certain Legacy files from the first Kofax Capture client system must be copied to the Kofax Capture server system.
Note:
You do not need to perform these tasks for additional client systems. However, Kofax Capture must be installed on any other client systems that run the Administration module.
To configure your client Kofax Capture Export Connector instance:
From the client system, copy the StellentRel directory, located in Kofax install Dir\Bin\.
Paste this directory to the server system \Ascent directory. For example, \\servername\shared directory name\Ascent\Bin\.
Configuring Kofax Capture to use Kofax Capture Export Connector involves the following tasks:
On the Windows taskbar, click Start, then choose Programs, then Kofax Capture (or Ascent Capture version for older systems), then Administration.
The Administration dialog opens.
Select Tools then Release Script Manager.
The Release Script Manager dialog opens.
Click Add.
The Open dialog opens.
From the StellentRel directory, select StellentRel.inf, and click Open.
The Add Release Scripts dialog opens.
Select Kofax Capture Export Connector, and click Install.
A dialog opens, specifying that registration is complete. Click OK.
Click Close to close the Add Release Scripts dialog.
Click Close to close the Release Script Manager dialog.
After installing the release script, perform the following steps from the Kofax Capture Administration dialog.
Select File, then Import.
The Open dialog opens.
Select OracleWebCenterBatch.cab and click Open.
Unpacking is performed.
Click OK.
The Import dialog opens, with ScansOracleWebCenter and ScansOracleWebCenterParam listed as Available Batch Classes.
Click Add All.
In Transfer Mode box, select Replace duplicates with items imported, then click Import.
The files are imported.
Click OK to close the Import/Export dialog.
ScansOracleWebCenter and ScansOracleWebCenterParam are now displayed in the Batch tab on the Kofax Capture Administration dialog.
After importing the batches, perform the following steps from the Kofax Capture Administration dialog.
Expand the ScansOracleWebCenter batch class, right-click ScannedDocsOracleWebCenter document class, and select Release Scripts.
The Release Script dialog opens.
Select Kofax Capture Export Connector - Oracle WebCenter Content version.
The Kofax Capture Export Connector - Oracle WebCenter Content Release Setup dialog opens.
Click Add >>.
Select the scripts and click OK.
Click Close to exit the Release Scripts dialog.
Expand the ScansOracleWebCenterParam batch class, right-click ScannedDocsOracleWebCenterParam document class, and select Release Scripts.
The Release Scripts dialog opens.
Select Kofax Capture Export Connector - Oracle WebCenter Content version.
The Kofax Capture Export Connector - Oracle WebCenter Content Release Setup dialog opens.
Click Add >>.
Select the scripts and click OK.
Click Close to exit the Release Scripts dialog.
After adding the release script to batches, perform the following steps from the Kofax Capture Administration dialog.
Select File then Publish.
Click Select All.
Click Publish.
Validation and publishing should occur without warnings or errors.
Click Close.
The icons for the batch classes ScansOracleWebCenter and ScansOracleWebCenterParam in the Batch tab on the Kofax Capture Administration dialog now display with check marks.
Complete these steps only if you did not install Kofax Capture Export Connector into the default directory.
On the Windows taskbar, click the Start button, then Programs, then Kofax Capture version, then Administration.
The Kofax Capture Administration dialog opens.
In the Batch tab, highlight ScansOracleWebCenter, and right-click Properties.
Adjust the path for the image folder to be your Ascent\Images directory.
In the Batch tab, highlight ScansOracleWebCenterParam, and right-click Properties.
Adjust the path for the image folder to be your Ascent\Images directory.
Complete the steps in the procedure for Section D.2.4.2.4, "Publishing Batch Classes."
This section covers the following topics:
After you have completed the installation and configuration tasks, your Kofax Capture workstation has two published batch classes: ScannedDocsOracleWebCenter and ScannedDocsOracleWebCenterParam.
Both batch classes (shown in the figure below) are set up to support the standard required Content Server check-in parameters. In addition, the batch class ScansOracleWebCenterParam illustrates how a batch class can be configured for optional Content Server parameters, such as Release Date, Expiration Date, and so forth.
Like all Kofax Capture batch classes, these Content Server batch classes are constructed using field types, index fields, form types, and document classes, which are described in the following sections.
Note:
For more information about batch classes, view the Kofax Capture online help.
This section covers the following topics:
Folder classes define the properties of folders for a batch class. Batches are a collection of pages, documents, and folders that are organized into a hierarchy that you define. As with other elements of a batch class, you can create, edit, and delete folder classes.
In addition to organizing your documents within Kofax Capture, the real advantage to using folders comes after the documents have been released from Kofax Capture. If you ensure that the folder hierarchy in Kofax Capture matches (as closely as possible) the hierarchy used by your document management software, you can more easily import those documents into your third-party software.
Folders are created and filled with documents as the documents are processed through the Kofax Capture workflow. You can create folders manually (with batch editing), or you can allow them to be created automatically in accordance with rules you define. Likewise, you can place documents into folders manually or automatically.
Pages can be added to documents, and documents can be added to folders. Folders can be added to other folders (nesting) up to 32,000 levels. However, loose pages cannot be added to a folder (although you may have loose pages at the root level of your batch, they must be placed into a document before they are added to a folder).
Installing and configuring the Kofax Capture release script sets up specific Kofax Capture field types, which are shown in the figure below. These field types are in turn used to define index fields in the sample document classes: ScannedDocsOracleWebCenter and ScannedDocsOracleWebCenterParam. When defining new index fields, you may use these field types, or create additional field types as needed. For more information, see Section D.3.1.3, "Setting Up Field Types."
From Kofax Capture, open the Administration dialog, then select the Field Type tree view tab.
Right-click anywhere within the tab and select New Field Type.
The Create Field Type dialog opens.
Enter values in the fields provided.
On the General tab, Name and Data type are required; Description and Dictionary are optional. For Data type, Kofax Capture supports 11 ODBC-compliant types.
On the Values tab, you have the option of entering known values for the field type and specifying settings for Force match and Case sensitive.
Click Save when complete.
Note:
For more information about field types, view the Kofax Capture online help.
Installing and configuring the Kofax Capture release script as described in Section D.2.3, "Installing Kofax Capture Export Connector," and Section D.2.4, "Configuring Kofax Capture," sets up the following sample Kofax Capture document classes:
ScansOracleWebCenter
ScansOracleWebCenterParam
Each document class that is used with Kofax Capture includes the following:
Index fields
Attributes for the index fields
At least one form type
Note:
index fields that are defined for a document class are mapped to Content Server check-in parameters. For more information, see Section D.3.3, "Mapping Kofax Index Fields to CHECKIN Parameters."
Use the following procedure to set up document class index fields.
From Kofax Capture, open the Administration dialog, then select the Document tree view tab.
Right-click a document class and select Properties.
The Document Class Properties dialog opens. For examples of the dialogs for ScannedDocs and ScannedDocsParam, see Section D.3.1.6.1, "ScannedDocs," and Section D.3.1.6.2, "ScannedDocsParam."
Click New.
Enter the following information:
Name
Enter a descriptive name.
Field Type
Select the appropriate field type from the drop-down list.
Default
If desired, enter a default value to populate the index field.
Tech Tip: If the corresponding Content Server metadata field is required, entering a default value is recommended. Check-in will fail if a required metadata field does not contain a value.
Required
Select True if the field must contain a value during validation.
Tech Tip: If the corresponding Content Server metadata field is required, set this field to True.
Verify
Set to False.
Hidden
Set to False.
Sticky
Set to False.
Total
Set to False.
When you are done adding the index field, click Apply to continue or OK to exit.
This section covers the following topics:
This document class includes "core" index fields that are mapped to Content Server standard required CHECKIN parameters.
This document class includes "core" index fields that are mapped to Content Server standard required check-in parameters, plus additional "example" index fields that could be mapped to Content Server optional check-in parameters using the CHECKIN Parameters Editor (see Section D.3.2.17, "Accessing CHECKIN Parameters Editor").
Each of the Content Server document classes is configured with the index fields listed in the table below. The index fields that are defined for both document classes (Content ID, Type, Title, Author, and Security Group) are mapped to Content Server parameters that are required for successful check-in of documents to Content Server.
The additional index fields defined for ScannedDocsParam are provided in the document class for illustration purposes only. They are examples of index fields that might hypothetically be mapped to Content Server parameters using the CHECKIN Parameters Editor.
| ScannedDocs Index Fields | ScannedDocsParam Index Fields |
|---|---|
|
Content ID |
Content ID |
|
Type |
Type |
|
Title |
Title |
|
Author |
Author |
|
Security Group |
Security Group |
|
N/A |
Release Date |
|
N/A |
Release Time |
|
N/A |
Finished |
|
N/A |
LIDebug |
|
N/A |
Create Date |
|
N/A |
Create Time |
|
N/A |
Revision Label |
|
N/A |
Expiration Date |
|
N/A |
Expiration Time |
|
N/A |
Do Security Check |
Installing and configuring the Kofax Capture release script as described in chapters 1 and 2 sets up the two sample document classes with the form types shown in the figure below.
The form types (SimpleForm and SimpleFormParameters) are provided for the Content Server document classes because at least one form type must be defined for a document class. Since a form type defines a unique form, you will set up your own form types to meet the needs of your specific application.
Note:
For more information about form types, view the Kofax Capture online help.
This section covers the following topics:
Section D.3.2.8, "Selecting Multipage TIFF Output File Types"
Section D.3.2.9, "Selecting TIFF, JPG, or PCX Output File Types"
Section D.3.2.11, "Specifying Adobe Acrobat Capture PDF Settings"
Section D.3.2.11, "Specifying Adobe Acrobat Capture PDF Settings"
Section D.3.2.16, "Setting Options for Adobe Acrobat Capture PDF Files With Errors"
Use the following procedure to access the setup dialogs for the Kofax Capture release script.
From Kofax Capture, open the Administration dialog, then select the Document tree view tab.
Expand a Content Server batch class, right-click its document class, and select Release Scripts.
The Release Script dialog opens.
In the list of Assigned Release Scripts, highlight Kofax Capture Export Connector - Oracle WebCenter Content version, and click Setup.
The Text Release Setup dialog opens. This dialog has the following tabs:
Index Storage Tab
Used for index value settings (see Section D.4.2, "Index Storage Tab").
Document Storage Tab
Used for release directory and Acrobat Capture settings (see Section D.4.3, "Document Storage Tab").
Image Format Tab
Used for releases images as file type settings (see Section D.4.4, "Image Format Tab").
Server Tab
Used for Content Server settings (see Section D.4.6, "Server Tab").
Use the Index Storage tab to set index values for the batch class. The Kofax Capture release script establishes assignments for the required information field items found in an initial Content Server installation. The values assigned to the index fields are supplied from the Validation module during Kofax Capture batch processing.
Note:
You must add index fields to a document class before they are available to assign as index values in a customized release script. See Section D.3.1.5, "Setting Up Document Class Index Fields." By default, all index fields currently defined for the selected document class will be in the list of index values.
Note:
For more detailed information about this tab, see Section D.4.2, "Index Storage Tab."
Add the desired Index Field to document class properties. See Section D.3.1.5, "Setting Up Document Class Index Fields," or Section D.3.1.6, "Mapped Index Fields."
Navigate to the Index Storage tab of the Content Server Release Setup dialog. Click Add.
A blank index value is added to the end of the list of existing index values.
Click the context menu button to the right of the blank index value.
From the Index Fields menu option, select an index field.
Click Apply to continue or OK to exit the dialog.
Note:
When selecting index values, do not choose Kofax Capture Values or Text Constant.
Note:
If you want an index value to map to a Content Server optional check-in parameter, you must use the CHECKIN Parameter Editor to create the mapping. However, the following standard check-in parameters do not need to be mapped, because they are assigned automatically:
Content ID
Type
Title
Author
Security Group
Account (if enabled in Content Server)
Use the Document Storage tab to view or change the directory paths for released files and to set how Kofax Capture monitors the Acrobat Capture PDF conversion process.
Note:
For more detailed information about this tab, see Section D.4.3, "Document Storage Tab."
Use the Image Format tab to set the format (file type) of released images.
Note:
For more detailed information about this tab, see Section D.4.4, "Image Format Tab."
Use the Settings button to open the Adobe Acrobat Capture Settings dialog box where you can specify PDF settings.
Note:
For more detailed information about this tab, see Section D.4.5, "Adobe Acrobat Capture Settings."
Kofax Capture supports releasing scanned images in a number of output file formats. The following image files are supported when using Kofax Capture:
JPG - JPG Compression
Multipage TIFF - CCITT Group 3
Multipage TIFF - CCITT Group 3/2D
Multipage TIFF - CCITT Group 4
Multipage TIFF - JPEG Compression
Multipage TIFF - Uncompressed
PCX - PackBytes
Adobe Acrobat Capture PDF (from JPEG)
Adobe Acrobat Capture PDF (from Multipage TIFF)
Adobe Acrobat Capture PDF (from PCX)
Adobe Acrobat Capture PDF (from Single Page TIFF)
TIFF - CCITT Group 3
TIFF - CCITT Group 3/2D
TIFF - CCITT Group 4
TIFF - JPEG Compression
TIFF - Uncompressed
Select a Multipage TIFF output file type when you have more than one TIFF image in a batch, and you would like to have all of those images bundled together and checked into the Content Server as one content item.
Navigate to the Image Format tab on the Content Server Release Setup dialog.
In the Release Images As Image file type list, click a Multipage TIFF Output File Type.
Select a TIFF, JPG or PCX output file type if you want to check a file in one of those formats into Content Server as both the primary (native) and alternate (web viewable) file.
When you select TIFF, JPG or PCX, the first graphic in each batch is checked into Content Server. Because of this, you may want to use Multipage TIFF (see Section D.3.2.8, "Selecting Multipage TIFF Output File Types") if you have more than one graphic in a batch. Alternatively, you could ensure that each batch contains only one graphic.
Navigate to the Image Format tab on the Content Server Release Setup dialog.
In the Release Images As Image file type drop-down list, click a TIFF, JPG or PCX Output File Type.
Select Adobe Acrobat Capture PDF as the output file type if you want to check a PDF file into Content Server as the primary (native) or alternate (web viewable) file.
Note:
Selecting Adobe Acrobat Capture PDF as the output file type requires the use of Adobe Acrobat Capture. Before continuing with the following procedure, read through and complete Section D.5.1, "Configuring Adobe Acrobat Capture."
Navigate to the Image Format tab on the Content Server Release Setup dialog.
In the Release Images As Image file type drop-down list, click Adobe Acrobat PDF (from Multipage TIFF).
The Settings button becomes available.
When you choose to release images as Adobe Acrobat Capture PDF (from Multipage TIFF), you then use Settings button to specify Adobe Acrobat Capture workgroup hub, watched folder, workflow, and other settings.
On the Image Format tab of the Content Server Release Setup dialog, click Settings.
Note:
The Adobe Acrobat Capture PDF (from Multipage TIFF) setting will work with both single page and multiple-page TIFF files.
Select the location of the Adobe Acrobat Capture workgroup hub:
Click the browse button next to the Workgroup Hub field.
Navigate to the location of the Hub directory. For example:
mapped drive/Program Files/Adobe/Adobe Acrobat Capture 3.0/Hub
Click OK.
Upon selection of a workgroup hub, the Dictionaries and Workflows drop-down lists will be populated with available options.
Select the location of the Adobe Acrobat Capture Watched Folder:
Click the browse button next to the Watched Folder field.
Navigate to the location of the Watch directory. For example:
mapped drive/Program Files/Adobe/Adobe Acrobat Capture 3.0/Watch
Click OK.
Select Formatted Text & Graphics from Page Content drop-down list. If desired, select options for Language, PDF Document Settings, and Dictionaries.
Select StellentScans from Workflows drop-down list. If desired, select options for Suspect Regions and Advanced Settings.
Click OK.
The Server tab on the Content Server Release Setup dialog is used to specify settings for Content Server URL, user name, and password; to select options for workflow and primary/alternate file check in formats; and to access the CHECKIN parameters editor.
These settings were made during installation of Kofax Capture and may be changed using the fields provided on the Server tab if necessary.
Kofax Capture lets you control how your released files (as specified on the Document Storage Tab) are checked into Content Server.
There are two drop-down menus available-one for the primary file and one for the alternate file. Within each menu, you can choose: Image, Kofax PDF, Adobe Acrobat Capture PDF, or OCR full text. The Alternate file menu also includes a [None] option in case you do not want to check in an alternate file.
You can use the menus to, for example, select Image at the primary (native) file and Adobe Acrobat Capture PDF as the alternate (web-viewable) file.
Note:
Content Server will not allow two files with the same file extension (such as .pdf) to be both the primary and alternate file.
Note:
For information on using Adobe Acrobat Capture and checking in Adobe Acrobat Capture PDFs, see Section D.5, "Using Adobe Acrobat Capture."
The Kofax Capture release script enables you to initiate an existing workflow in Content Server when an item is released from Kofax Capture.
Note:
The workflow setting on this dialog refers to a Content Server workflow, not an Adobe Acrobat Capture workflow.
Note:
An active workflow must exist in Content Server before an item released from Kofax Capture can enter it.
Navigate to the Server tab on the Content Server Release Setup dialog.
Set the workflows status using the Allow Workflows checkbox.
Select the checkbox to enable initiation of workflows when content items are released from Kofax and checked into Content Server.
Clear the checkbox to disable initiation of workflows when content items are released from Kofax and checked into Content Server.
Note:
The Kofax Capture release script will initiate check in of a content item revision if the user specifies an existing content ID on the Validation dialog.
If the Allow Workflows checkbox is not selected, the revision will be checked in unconditionally.
If the Allow Workflows checkbox is selected, the content item identified by the user (on the Validation dialog) must be checked out of Content Server before Kofax Capture initiates check in. If the content item is not checked out, the check in will fail with an error message.
When an Adobe Acrobat Capture PDF file contains an error, you can stop it from being checked into Content Server so you can review it.
With the "Check In Adobe Acrobat Capture PDF with Errors" option, you can allow the check in of a PDF generated by Adobe Acrobat Capture that has any errors in the Adobe Acrobat Capture finished document log. In addition, you can choose to keep the PDF file, so it remains in the release directory where you can review it.
To set PDF error options:
Navigate to the Server tab on the Content Server Release Setup dialog.
Choose the PDF error checking option:
Leave the Check In Adobe Acrobat Capture PDF with Errors option unchecked to ensure that all PDF files containing errors are not checked into Content Server.
Check the Check In Adobe Acrobat Capture PDF with Errors option to check all PDF files into Content Server, even if they contain errors.
Determine if the files with errors remain or are deleted:
To keep the PDF files with errors in the release directory, select the Keep primary and alternate files in the release directory when the check in fails option, which is selected by default.
To delete PDF files with errors from the release directory, clear the Keep primary and alternate files in the release directory when the check in fails option.
You may also want to use the Salvage PDF documents option, described in Section D.6, "Setting Global Options."
When you want to map Kofax Capture index fields to Content Server CHECKIN parameters, you use the CHECKIN Parameters Editor, which is accessed using the following procedure.
Navigate to the Server tab on the Content Server Release Setup dialog.
Click the CHECKIN Service Parameters button.
The CHECKIN Parameters Editor dialog opens.
Note:
For information on how to create mappings, see Section D.3.3, "Mapping Kofax Index Fields to CHECKIN Parameters."
When a Kofax Capture release script is used to check documents into Content Server, one of two Content Server IdcCommand services is used:
The CHECKIN_ARCHIVE service is used if the Allow Workflows checkbox is selected on the Server tab of the Content Server Release Setup dialog. See Section D.3.2.15, "Setting Workflow Status."
The CHECKIN_UNIVERSAL service is used if the Allow Workflows checkbox is not selected on the Server tab of the Content Server Release Setup dialog. See Section D.3.2.15, "Setting Workflow Status."
Each CHECKIN service specifies certain required parameters to successfully execute the content item check-in process. Other parameters may be specified but are not required.
Note:
For more information on Content Server CHECKIN services and parameters, see the Oracle WebCenter Content Services Reference Guide.
This section covers the following topics:
Section D.3.3.1, "Setting Up Mappings for Required Parameters"
Section D.3.3.2, "Setting Up Mappings for Optional Parameters"
When using Kofax Capture, it is necessary for Kofax Capture to have, at a minimum, index fields that correspond to the content information (metadata) fields that Content Server requires for content item check in. The following list of index fields must exist in the Kofax document class or the batch class.
Content ID (unless auto-generation of Content IDs is enabled in Content Server)
Type
Title
Author
Security Group
Account (if security accounts are enabled)
Note:
Index fields must be named exactly as they are shown in the list above, so that the release script can recognize them as required fields and correctly format them for Content Server.
If you want to specify other check-in parameters, for example, release date, expiration date, and so forth, use the following procedure.
Note:
You should have a solid understanding of Content Server CHECKIN services and parameters before proceeding to set up mappings. Invalid parameters will cause a batch to fail during release/check-in.
Set up index fields for the desired parameters. For more information, see Section D.3.1.5, "Setting Up Document Class Index Fields."
Set up index values for the Kofax Capture release script. For more information, see Section D.3.2.3, "Setting Index Values."
Open the CHECKIN Parameters Editor. For more information, see Section D.3.2.17, "Accessing CHECKIN Parameters Editor."
Click Add.
The Parameter Detail dialog opens.
From the User Interface Name list, select the desired index field.
In the Content Server Parameter field, enter the name of the parameter.
Note:
Pay close attention to spelling and syntax when entering the parameter.
Click OK.
The mapping will be displayed in the CHECKIN Parameters Editor list.
Add, edit, or delete mappings as desired. When you are finished, click Save to exit and save your changes, or click Cancel to exit without saving your changes.
Click Yes to confirm the action.
Click OK to exit the Content Server Release Setup dialog.
Click Close to exit the Release Scripts dialog.
Publish the batch class so that your changes are in effect when you next use the batch class to import or scan documents.
Content Server date fields include both the date and the time in one field. Kofax Capture uses separate fields for date and time. Use the following procedure to concatenate date and time into a single check-in parameter.
Set up an index field for the date field (for example, Release Date). Be sure to use the Date field type when defining the index field.
Set up an index field for the time field (for example, Release Time). Be sure to use the Time field type when defining the index field.
Use the CHECKIN Parameters Editor to map the date index field to the desired Content Server check-in parameter. For example, map Release Date to dInDate.
Use the CHECKIN Parameters Editor to map the time index field to the same Content Server check-in parameter. For example, map Release Time to dInDate.
If a mapping LIDebug:LIDebug is created, and if the value is set to TRUE during the validation step, the .hda data that is passed from Kofax Capture to Content Server will be displayed when the release script is run. This allows the user to verify that the correct data and parameters are being passed to the Content Server.
Perform the following tasks to verify that Kofax Capture is installed and configured correctly.
Note:
Before proceeding, make sure that Content Server is running and that the Kofax dongle (hardware key) is in place.
To create a batch:
On the Windows taskbar, click Start, then choose Programs, then Kofax Capture, then Batch Manager.
Select File then New Batch.
In Batch class drop-down list, select ScansOracleWebCenter.
Click Save.
Click Close.
The new batch opens in the Batch Manager main dialog. The batch should be at the "Scan" queue and should show a "Ready" status.
After creating the batch, perform the following steps from the Kofax Capture Batch Manager main dialog.
Select File then Process Batch.
The Scan module opens.
Select Software Import from the list.
Select Scan then Start.
The Import dialog opens.
Select a sample TIFF file, and click Open.
A TIFF image is added to the batch contents.
Select Batch then Close.
Click Yes to confirm the action.
In the Batch Manager main dialog, the batch should be at the Validation queue and should show a "Ready" status.
After running the scan queue, perform the following steps from the Kofax Capture Batch Manager dialog.
Select File then Process Batch.
The Validation module opens.
Enter the required Content Server Field Info values.
Specify a Content ID if necessary, based on this information:
Use the default batch with the default Content ID: The content will be checked in with a unique suffix added to the Content ID Kofax0001.
Do not specify a Content ID (you can remove the default Content ID by changing the batch or by deleting the Content ID in the validation step): If Content Server is configured to automatically assign a Content ID, the content is checked in with this automatic ID. If Content Server is not configured to assign a Content ID, an error message opens during the release process.
Specify a Content ID: The content is checked into Content Server with the specified Content ID and without a unique suffix added. If a content item with the same Content ID is already checked in, the new document is checked in as a new revision of the existing content item.
Select Batch then Close.
If prompted, click Yes to save data before closing document.
In the Batch Manager main dialog, the batch should be at the Release queue and should show a Ready status.
After running the validation queue, perform the following steps from the Kofax Capture Batch Manager dialog.
Select File then Process Batch.
If the release queue runs without error, the TIFF image is checked into Content Server.
If the release queue results in errors, check the error messages.
You may exit the Batch Manager module.
This section provides information about the user interface screens and covers the following topics:
Use this page to access the setup dialogs for the Kofax Capture release script.
| Element | Description |
|---|---|
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Batch class |
The name of this batch class. A batch class describes how the documents in a batch will be processed. A batch class contains one or more document classes, which in turn contain one or more form types. This allows you to have different kinds of documents and forms within one batch. |
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Document class |
The name of this document class. A document class is a definition of a particular type of document, such as an order form or medical form. Document classes provide a convenient mechanism for associating the same group of index fields and processing settings with multiple form types. You can define a document class, and then add one or more form types to it. Then, you can associate a set of index fields and processing settings with the document class. The same set of fields and settings will be shared across all the form types defined for the document class. |
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Name |
The name for this release script. |
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Index Storage tab |
Opens the Index Storage Tab (see Section D.4.2, "Index Storage Tab"). |
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Document Storage tab |
Opens the Document Storage Tab (see Section D.4.3, "Document Storage Tab"). |
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Image Format tab |
Opens the Image Format Tab (see Section D.4.4, "Image Format Tab"). |
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Server tab |
Opens the Server Tab (see Section D.4.6, "Server Tab"). |
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OK |
Saves the current settings. |
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Cancel |
Closes the page without saving the current settings. |
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Apply |
Applies and saves the current settings. |
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Help |
Opens the applicable context-sensitive help screen. |
Use the Index Storage tab to set index values for the batch class. The Kofax Capture release script establishes assignments for the required information field items found in an initial Content Server installation. The values assigned to the index fields are supplied from the Validation module during Kofax Capture batch processing.
Note:
You must add index fields to a document class before they are available to assign as index values in a customized release script. By default, all index fields currently defined for the selected document class will be in the list of index values.
| Element | Description |
|---|---|
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Sequence number |
Use the sequence position to establish the priority for the specified index values. |
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Index Value |
The Content Server metadata parameters used for index values associated with the new file checkin. |
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Add |
Opens a dialog to add a new metadata parameter as an index value. |
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Delete |
Removes a selected index value from the list. |
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Delete All |
Removes all of the listed index values. |
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Up / Down |
Used to adjust the specific placement order of the selected entry in the index values list. The position of each entry in the list is relevant to its priority for batch processing. The higher an entry is positioned in the list, the higher its priority is in the processing. Each click on the up or down arrow moves the selected entry up or down one position in the list. |
Use the Document Storage tab to view or change the directory paths for released files and to set how Kofax Capture monitors the Acrobat Capture PDF conversion process.
| Element | Description |
|---|---|
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Release image files |
Select this checkbox if you want to release your image files. |
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Release directory |
Enter the path to the folder to which you want to release the files. If desired, you can use the Browse button. Note: The path to the Image Files release directory must not exceed 122 characters. |
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Skip first page of each document |
Select this checkbox if you do not want the first page of your documents released. For example, you might want to check this option if you are using separator sheets to separate the documents in your batches and do not want to release the separator sheets. Note: If you are not using separator sheets, checking this option will cause the first page of each document to be skipped (not released). |
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Release OCR full text files |
Select this checkbox if your want to release your OCR full text files. |
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Release directory |
Enter the path to the folder to which you want to release the files. If desired, you can use the Browse button. Note: The path to the OCR full text files release directory must not exceed 122 characters. |
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Release Kofax PDF files |
Select this checkbox to release Kofax PDF files. |
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Release directory |
Enter the path to the folder to which you want to release the files. If desired, you can use the Browse button. Note: The path to the Kofax PDF files release directory must not exceed 122 characters. |
Use the Image Format tab to set the format (file type) of released images.
| Element | Description |
|---|---|
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Image file type |
Provides a list of file types to use to check documents into the Content Server. |
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Settings |
Opens the Adobe Acrobat Capture Settings (see Section D.4.5, "Adobe Acrobat Capture Settings"). |
Use the Settings button to open the Adobe Acrobat Capture Settings dialog box where you can specify PDF settings.
| Element | Description |
|---|---|
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Workgroup Hub |
Select the location of your Adobe Acrobat Capture workgroup hub by using the Browse button. The workgroup hub is a folder on a drive accessible to all stations off the workgroup. Each workstation in the group needs read and write access to the hub folder to operate. The workgroup hub property is required by Adobe Acrobat Capture. Upon selection of a workgroup hub, the Dictionaries and Workflow's properties will be populated with default values. |
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Watched Folder |
Select the location of your Adobe Acrobat Capture watched folder by using the Browse button. This is where your files and images will be temporarily copied for PDF processing. The watched folder property is required by Adobe Acrobat Capture and is used to submit your files to the Adobe Acrobat Capture workflow. |
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Page Content |
Select the desired output format for your PDF images. You can choose from the following:
Note: The "Formatted Text & Graphics," "Searchable Image (Compact)," and "Searchable Image (Exact)" formats use the Adobe Acrobat Capture OCR engine to perform OCR on the text. You can control the behavior of the engine for words or characters that cannot be recognized by selecting "Suspect Regions" options, as described below. |
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Language |
Select the desired language. The default is English (U.S.). Changing the language from English (U.S.) changes the character set, the primary spelling dictionary, and (with some languages) the recognition engine. |
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PDF Document Information |
Enter or select the desired PDF document information. When viewing the PDF file, your selections will show up as "Document Info." You can enter text, select an index field, batch field, or an Kofax Capture Value for Title, Subject, Author, or Keywords. |
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Dictionaries |
Select the desired dictionary for OCR processing. You can accept the default Adobe Acrobat Capture dictionary or select a predefined custom dictionary to process your documents. Note that the default dictionary is automatically populated after a workgroup hub has been selected. |
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Workflows |
Select the desired workflow for Adobe Acrobat Capture processing. You can accept the default Adobe Acrobat Capture workflow or select a different workflow. Workflow's are automatically populated after a workgroup hub has been selected. Note that your workflow must have a designated watched folder. Adobe Acrobat Capture lets you create your own workflow or use one of the predefined workflow's. |
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Suspect Regions |
Select the desired behavior for how suspect regions should be handled. A suspect region is one that the Adobe Acrobat Capture engine cannot recognize with a confidence level greater than or equal to your selected OCR confidence threshold. |
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OCR confidence below |
Enter or select the desired OCR confidence threshold. If the confidence of a word is below the set confidence threshold, the word will be replaced with the original bitmap region. The default is 95 percent. You can choose a value from 0 to 100 percent. During processing, the Adobe Acrobat Capture engine assigns to each word a value that indicates how confident the engine is that its results are correct. The confidence threshold you choose will determine the minimum value returned from the engine that you want to accept. Only those words with a confidence level greater than or equal to your threshold will be returned as correct. All others will be returned as "Suspect Regions" and replaced with the original bitmap region. |
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Suspect font |
Select to replace unusual fonts with the original bitmap region if the confidence of the font is below the OCR confidence threshold. |
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Word not in dictionary |
Select to replace a word with the original bitmap region if the word is not found in the specified dictionary. |
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Mixed alphanumeric |
Select to replace a word with the original bitmap region if a word is found that contains mixed alpha and numeric characters. |
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Numeric only |
Select to replace a word with the original bitmap region if a word is found that contains only numeric characters. |
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Advanced Settings |
Select the appropriate checkboxes to turn on and off advanced features. |
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Create thumbnails |
Select to create thumbnails for every page in the document. Note that enabling this setting increases the file size significantly. |
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Embed fonts |
Select to embed fonts in your document. This ensures that the fonts will be the ones you choose, even if those fonts are absent from the computer displaying the document. Embedded fonts must be identified in the Adobe Acrobat Capture Image Properties dialog box or assigned in Reviewer. Note that enabling this setting increases the file size significantly. |
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Enable links |
Select to enable hyperlinks within your document such as table of contents, chapter, and index references. This will also add bookmarks to your PDF file for any titles and headings in your document. |
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Enable structure |
Select to provide invisible tags for structural elements to use for searching and document navigation with PDF viewers. It is particularly useful to visually impaired users using a text-based user interface such as that provided by Adobe Document Server. |
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Automatic page rotation |
Select to automatically detect the correct orientation of the page and rotate the image to that orientation. You may choose to clear this option if you know that all input pages will be properly oriented or if a step that handles rotation precedes the Capture Image step in your Adobe Acrobat Capture workflow. |
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Poll Adobe Acrobat Capture for status on submitted documents |
Select this checkbox to allow Kofax Capture to monitor the status of the Adobe Acrobat Capture conversion process. When polling is enabled, status messages are displayed at the Release workstation in the Kofax Capture PDF Release dialog box. Clear this checkbox to allow Kofax Capture to release document to Adobe Acrobat Capture and close the batch. The status of the Adobe Acrobat Capture conversion process will not be returned to Kofax Capture. |
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Delete Adobe Acrobat Capture document if a processing error occurs |
Select this checkbox to automatically cancel any "hung" documents in Adobe Acrobat Capture if an error occurs during the PDF conversion process. If cleared, the documents in error will remain in the Adobe Acrobat Capture workflow. This property is only available if you select the "Poll Adobe Acrobat Capture for status on submitted documents" checkbox. Note: If an Adobe Acrobat Capture error occurs during release, you must clear your Adobe Acrobat Capture finished documents and cancel any "hung" documents, either automatically or manually, before re-releasing the same documents in Kofax Capture. |
The Server tab on the Content Server Release Setup dialog is used to specify settings for Content Server URL, user name, and password; to select options for workflow and primary/alternate file check in formats; and to access the CHECKIN parameters editor.
| Element | Description |
|---|---|
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URL |
Destination URL in Content Server. |
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User Name |
Name of user. |
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Password |
Password for user's name entered in the User Name field. |
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Primary file |
Format type of the new native file check-ins. |
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Alternate file |
Format type of the alternate file checkin that is web-viewable or can be converted to a web-viewable. |
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Allow Workflows |
Select this checkbox to allow workflows. |
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Check In Adobe Acrobat Capture PDF with Errors |
Select this checkbox to allow a new PDF file to be checked in that may contain errors. |
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Keep primary and alternate files in the release directory when the check in fails |
Select this checkbox to retain the primary and alternate files in the release directory if the checkin procedure fails. |
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CHECKIN Service Parameters |
Processes the service parameter settings. |
This section covers the following topics:
If you are using the Adobe Acrobat Capture 3.0 software with Kofax Capture Export Component and Kofax Capture, you need to perform some additional setup tasks.
Note:
Adobe Acrobat Capture must be installed on a different system than the release station for Kofax Capture.
Note:
After configuring Adobe Acrobat Capture, the application must be left running at all times.
Adobe Acrobat Capture must be configured to watch for files and process them. This section covers the following topics:
Acrobat Capture uses a Watch directory to find output files from Kofax Capture. The Watch directory can be any directory that the Kofax Capture release station and the Adobe Acrobat Capture workstation have access to, with this exception: do not set the location to be the Ascent\Images\OracleWebCenterScan\ directory.
Follow these steps to create a Watch directory in the default installation directory of Acrobat Capture:
Navigate to Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Acrobat Capture 3.0\.
Create a new directory named Watch.
You will create a workflow to configure Adobe Acrobat Capture for use with Kofax Capture. The type of workflow you create depends on the type of file you are using to create the PDF:
Use the following procedure to configure Adobe Acrobat Capture for use with Kofax Capture.
On the Windows taskbar, click Start, then choose Programs, then Adobe, then Acrobat Capture 3.0, then the applicable version.
On the Configure tab, select Workflow, and right-click Insert Workflow.
You will create a workflow that looks like Figure D-3.
Name the new workflow. (For example, OracleWebCenterScans.)
Select the new workflow name, and right-click Insert Steps.
Set Insert Step to Split Multipage TIF, and click Insert.
Set Insert Step to Capture Image, and click Insert.
Set Insert Step to Bind Pages, and click Insert.
Set Insert Step to Export to PDF, and click Insert.
Set Insert Step to Store File (PDF), and click Insert.
Click Done.
Select the far-left checkbox to run the workflow (Figure D-4).
Select the Watch tab, and click the Watched Folder icon (Figure D-5).
The Watched Folder Properties dialog opens.
Set Location: to the Watch directory that you created in the preceding procedure. If you created the Watch directory in the default installation directory of Acrobat Capture, this is Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Acrobat Capture 3.0\Watch\.
Note:
If you set up the Watch directory on a networked drive, use UNC paths (for example, \\hostserver\..\Watch) to the Watch directory. Do not use mapped drives.
Set Submit Files to Workflow: to the new workflow that you created in step 3 (in this example, OracleWebCenterScans).
Click OK.
Note:
The Adobe Acrobat Capture application must be running at all times so that it can process the Watched Folder contents whenever new files are submitted to it.
Use the following procedure to configure Adobe Acrobat Capture for use with Kofax Capture.
On the Windows taskbar, click Start, then choose Programs, then Adobe, then Acrobat Capture 3.0, then the applicable version.
On the Configure tab, select Workflow, and right-click Insert Workflow.
You will create a workflow that looks like Figure D-6.
Name the new workflow. (For example, OracleWebCenterScansPDF.)
Select the new workflow name, and right-click Insert Steps.
Set Insert Step to Capture Image, and click Insert.
Set Insert Step to Bind Pages, and click Insert.
Set Insert Step to Export to PDF, and click Insert.
Set Insert Step to Store File (PDF), and click Insert.
Click Done.
Select the far-left checkbox to run the workflow.
Select the Watch tab, and click the Watched Folder icon.
The Watched Folder Properties dialog opens.
Set Location: to the Watch directory that you created in the preceding procedure. If you created the Watch directory in the default installation directory of Acrobat Capture, this is Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Acrobat Capture 3.0\Watch\.
Note:
If you set up the Watch directory on a networked drive, use UNC paths (for example, \\hostserver\..\Watch) to the Watch directory. Do not use mapped drives.
Set Submit Files to Workflow: to the new workflow that you created in step 3 (in this example, OracleWebCenterScansPDF).
Click OK.
Note:
The Adobe Acrobat Capture application must be running at all times so that it can process the Watched Folder contents whenever new files are submitted to it.
This section covers the following topics:
Section D.5.2.1, "Setting Up the Computer Running Adobe Acrobat Capture"
Section D.5.2.2, "Setting Up the Primary/Alternate File Formats"
Section D.5.2.3, "Setting Up the Image Files Release Directory"
On the computer running Adobe Capture:
Create a local directory to store the PDF file.
For example: c:\OracleWebCenterScans
Share that directory.
For example: Share c:\OracleWebCenterScans as "OracleWebCenterScans"
In Adobe Capture, set the UNC path in Store File properties.
For example: \\AdobeCaptureComputerName\OracleWebCenterScans
In Store File properties, select No Renaming of Duplicates.
To set up the primary/alternate file formats:
Navigate to the Server tab on the Content Server Release Setup dialog.
Choose Adobe Acrobat Capture PDF from either the Primary or Alternate drop-down list.
Note:
The Adobe Acrobat Capture PDF option only works if:
Adobe Acrobat Capture PDF has been selected as the Image file type on the Image Format tab of the Content Server Release Setup dialog. See Section D.3.2.10, "Selecting Adobe Acrobat Capture PDF Output File Types."
Adobe Acrobat Capture has been installed and properly configured to work with Kofax Capture. See Section D.5.1, "Configuring Adobe Acrobat Capture."
In the setup for Content Server for Kofax Capture:
Set the Image Files Release directory on the Document Storage tab to the UNC path of the location used by Adobe Capture to store the PDF file.
For example: \\AdobeCaptureComputerName\OracleWebCenterScans
Publish the batch class before the new settings can be used in a batch.
This section covers the following topics:
There is a Global Options dialog that you can use to:
Salvage PDF documents
Limit the error check of the Adobe Acrobat Capture log
To set either of these options, you must have write privileges to the registry. If you have any question regarding these settings, you may want to contact your system administrator or Information Technology department.
These settings only affect the workstation that is running the Release Script. If you use more than one release station, you may want to set these options on each one.
You can salvage PDF documents in the release directory for check in to prevent reconversion of the TIFF file in Adobe Acrobat Capture.
Note:
If you run batches unattended, you must disable this feature. It is disabled by default.
It is recommended that you configure a separate release directory for each Kofax release station in order to prevent detection of PDF files generated by another batch running in a different release station. The dialog appears when a TIF would be sent to Adobe Acrobat Capture for PDF creation. If a format other than PDF is used, the dialog does not display.
To salvage a PDF:
Run StellentRelOptions.exe, which is typically installed in Kofax Capture Install\Bin\StellentRel, to open the Global Options dialog.
Select Show Salvage PDF Dialog when PDF files are detected in the release directory.
Click OK.
Run the release script for the batch as usual.
When the release script runs, it will inspect the release directory for PDF files. If PDF files exist, the following dialog opens, from which you can select a file to check in. Using this you can salvage the PDF if the check in fails but the file is still valid, rather than creating a new PDF from Capture.
From the list of PDF files that display, select what you would like to do:
Click Check In to select the PDF for check in as the primary or alternate file (without needing to go through the Adobe Acrobat Capture step).
Click Open to display the PDF in its associated application, which is typically Adobe Acrobat Reader.
Click Delete to delete the PDF file from the release directory.
Click Cancel (or use the escape key on your keyboard) to have Adobe Acrobat Capture create the PDF as usual.
Note:
The Check In, Open and Delete buttons are available once you select a PDF file from the dialog.
You can limit the error check of the Adobe Acrobat Capture finished document log to documents that finished within a given number of hours from the present time. This setting can be changed by running the StellentRelOptions.exe that is typically installed in Kofax Install Dir\Bin\StellentRel.
To set the log history limit:
Run StellentRelOptions.exe, which is typically installed in Kofax Capture Install\Bin\StellentRel, to open the Global Options dialog.
Select Acrobat Capture Document Finished Log History Limit.
Enter the cut off point, in hours, for the log file. The Adobe Acrobat Capture log will be limited to entries within the period of time you specify. Any entries older than the time entered will not be inspected. Typically, you do not need to change this value.
Click OK.
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