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February 3, 2012 |
Copyright © 2012, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. |
Welcome to the release notes for Site Capture v1.1. For the latest release notes, check the FatWire e-docs web site. The release notes contain descriptions of new features, changes in functionality, known problems, and other last-minute information about Site Capture 1.1.
For additional information, contact FatWire technical support.
Document History:
What is
new in Site Capture 1.1
Known
Issues in Site Capture 1.1
The Site Capture 1.1 document set provides documentation for different kinds of users. Updates to product documentation, as they are made, are posted to the following URL: http://support.fatwire.com. Check the site regularly for the latest set.
FatWire Site
Capture provides the capability to capture a snap shot of
Content Server rendered websites for static delivery and archival purposes.
This new release offers advanced crawl capabilities, ease of management and
improved reporting through a new admin interface.
Advanced Crawl Capabilities
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Enables crawling websites
with dynamic URLs
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Integration of
resource re-writer with archival process.
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Supports of
multiple start uri's and preview for multiple sites
in one crawl session.
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Integration of
archival process with RealTime publishing process.
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Clustering support
New Admin Interface
WEM based admin interface which integrates with the FatWire
suite of products. Enables admin user to:
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Create and manage
crawl sessions
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Configure archival
crawl schedules
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Configure URL
start points, depth of crawl and define reg-ex based
URL patterns
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View session
status, logs and reports for archival jobs.
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View and download
URL crawl reports with HTTP status for validation
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Preview and
download the crawled content
Note: Any content a site relies on externally for proper
rendering should be reachable by the crawler. Site content that points to
external sites and is not specified in crawler configuration will not be
downloaded.
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See the SPD on FatWire e-docs web site for the list of J2EE components (web servers, application servers, DBMSs, JDBC drivers, etc.) that Site Capture 1.1 supports. You should also check with FatWire Support to see if there are any known issues with the configuration you wish to use.
(26124, 26563, 26098) Site Capture
application needs to run on context root. This is required to enable the
preview functionality to render pages inside the archive which may have any
context root. The application needs to be deployed on its own application
server.
Windows
install will fail if there is a space in the path to the Site Capture install
directory
If
your installation of Site Capture fails, take the following steps before rerunning
the installation:
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Drop
the database tables
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Un-deploy
the .war file
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Delete
the Site Capture installation folder
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Restart
the application/web servers
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(26113)
User cannot see status of Static Capture from the application UI.
For
Static Capture, the status messages are shown in the crawler.log file.
(26136) Download Archives action may timeout if the
archive size is large.
(26143) Multiple Jobs and
Archives get created if schedules overlap for the same crawler.
It is
recommended to create only one schedule for each crawler to avoid creation of
duplicate jobs and archives.
(26286) User is able to
preview external links that are not part of the archive.
When previewing the crawled
site in the AdminUI there is no indication when an
external link is being viewed (e.g. if your download archive has a link to an
external site, clicking on that link in preview mode will redirect to the
external site).
(26492) Archive failure is not captured if the start
URI is configured incorrectly.
In some cases, when install
is on Solaris, if the start URI is not configured correctly, errors will be
reported as HTTP instead of network errors. Ensure that the start URI is
configured correctly.
(26517) Unable to run
Site Capture as a WEM application on https.
This
is currently a WEM limitation. Please refer to CS 76 p2 WEM release notes .
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To contact FatWire Corporation about technical support for your product:
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February 3, 2012 |
Copyright © 2012, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. |