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Symbols

"fix it" jobs, 1-9

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Numerics

9iFS Manager, 1-6

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A

acceptance of new sessions

enabling/disabling, H-17

Access Control Entry, 4-31

adding a permission bundle to an, 3-3

Access Control Lists, 1-7, 3-3, 4-4, 4-28, 4-35

system, 4-30

using the Web interface to apply to a folder or file, 4-40

access permissions, 4-4

AccessControlEntry class, 6-7

AccessControlList class, 6-6

accounts

number of, 2-16

ACEs, 4-31, 6-7

defining, 4-31

significance of order, 4-35

ACLs, 1-7, 4-4, 6-6

adding groups to, 4-18

applying with Browser, 4-40

applying with Oracle 9iFS Manager, 4-40

applying with Oracle 9iFS Wincows Utilities, 4-40

applying with Web interface, 4-40

applying with Windows interface, 4-40

assigning default to files, 4-5

assigning default to folders, 4-5

associated with nodes, 5-9

associating with server configuration, 5-9

associating with service configuration, 5-5

category, 6-43

commonly used, 4-3

Create Like option, 4-36

creating with Oracle 9iFS, 4-36

creating with Oracle 9iFS Manager, 4-36

creating with Oracle 9iFS Utilities, 4-38

creating with Web interface, 4-38

creating with Windows interface, 4-38

creating with XML, 4-39

default, 4-5, 4-7, 4-30

default folder, 4-5

defining, 4-2, 4-28, 4-36

directory user, 4-12

e-mail inbox, 4-12

e-mail profile, 4-12

e-mail subfolder, 4-12

entry in, 6-7

for admin user, 4-12

home folder, 4-12

home folder policy bundle, 4-12

listing, 7-8

permission bundles, 6-7

Primary User Profile, 4-5, 4-12

primary users defaults, 4-35

PRIVATE, 4-7

PUBLISHED, 4-7, 4-8

quota, 4-12

specifying default, 4-5

specifying for class objects, 6-10

system, 4-30

addresses

e-mail, 9-2

admin mode, 4-6

administering

nodes, 1-8

servers, 1-8

services, 1-8

administration privileges, 1-8, 4-10

assigning, 4-2

assigning to developers, 6-2

Administration tools

Web interface, 1-14

administration tools, 1-9

command line utilities, 1-15

Configuration Assistant, 1-12

Oracle 9iFS Manager, 1-13

Oracle Enterprise Manager Java Console, 1-3

Oracle Enterprise Manager Console for Oracle9i Application Server, 1-10

Oracle Enterprise Manager Java Console, 1-12

administrative permissions, 4-5

assigning to users, 4-14

administrator privileges, 3-4

administrators

privileges, 4-6

system, 4-6

administrator-specific tasks, 1-7

AFP protocol, 1-4

AfpGarbageCollection agent, C-14

AfpGarbageCollectionAgentConfiguration agent, 5-7

AfpServerConfiguration server, 5-7

agents, 1-4, 2-7

1.1 custom, A-2

AfpGarbageCollection, C-14

AfpGarbageCollectionAgentConfiguration, 5-7

avi, C-10

content garbage collection, C-2

dangling object av cleanup, C-3

Enterprise Manager, 1-11

event exchanger, C-4

expiration, C-5

Garbage Collection Agent, 2-8

Inteliigent, A-2

Intelligent, H-4, H-5

interMediaAnnotator, 6-43

InterMediaAnnotatorAgent, C-7

outbox, C-8

quota, C-10

service watch dog, C-11

Service Watchdog, B-3

start Server Manager for 1.1 custom, A-2

starting 1.1 custom, A-1

status, H-4

allocated heap size, H-15

Analyze command, 10-8

Apache web server, 2-6

starting, 2-6

API

Oracle 9iFS Java, 1-6, 8-6

API calls

termination of, B-2

Apple Talk, 5-7

AppleTalk Filing protocol, 1-4

AppleTalk Filing Protocol server, C-12

application files

storing, 4-4

application name

associating with user profile, 4-7

application server, 1-10

monitoring Oracle 9iFS through the, 2-11

applications

content management, 6-2, 8-6

file system, 1-6, 1-14

J2EE, 2-4

migrating, 8-2, 8-5

migrating embedded, 8-5, 8-6

migrating Oracle Internet File System, 8-5

migrating server-side, 8-6

migrating standalone, 8-5, 8-6

rewriting with Oracle 9iFS SDK, 8-6

architecture, 1-2

attribute

objects, 6-8

Attribute class, 6-8

attributes

adding custom, 6-35

adding extended, 6-9

adding to a search, 3-18

assigning to subclasses, 6-3

category, 6-41

copying, 3-10, 3-15

custom, 1-4

defining value default, 6-8

defining value domain, 6-8

edit custom client privileges, 6-14

extended, 6-11

indexing, 6-13

limiting the valid types of, 3-3

limiting to specific values, 6-18

limiting values with class domains, 6-16

multimedia, 6-6

non-null, 6-13

object-type, 3-18

primitive-type, 3-18

read only, 6-13

referential integrity of, 6-12

removing search, 3-18

searching by, 3-10

searching for with the Property Inspector, 3-14

specifying an initial value for, 3-4

specifying default value for, 6-14

specifying initial value for, 6-22

specifying valid values for, 3-3

system-set, 6-13

validating class, 6-8

viewing with Property Inspector, 6-44

authentication

administrator, 1-8

case sensitivity, B-6

HTTP, 4-8

of database users, B-6

of users, 4-7

user, 1-10, 6-7

using token credentials, B-7

Autosectioner, E-7

avi agent, C-10

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B

backup

data, 8-19

maintaining metadata, 8-20

with Import/Export utility, 8-20

backup and recovery

saving the data, 8-19

batch file, 4-22

bean classpath, 6-10

bean-side session, B-11

binary

storing content as, 6-39, 6-40

BLOB

specifying, 6-7

boolean datatype, 6-16

breadcrumbs, 2-16

Browse command, 3-6

Browser, 3-10

applying ACLs with, 4-40

browser

parts of Oracle 9iFS Manager, 3-10

buffering events, B-3

bulk file loading, 4-25

bundles

permission, 4-31

buttons

Performance Overview, H-15

Ping Agent, H-4

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C

cache

bean-side session object, B-10

folder path, B-9

maximum size, B-3

server-side session object, B-10

session object, B-10

size after purge, B-9

size in LIBRARYOBJECTs, B-3, B-4

target size, B-3, B-4

cache configuration, H-18

cache size

in folder paths, B-9

callbacks

parser, 6-31

case sensitivity

in authentication, B-6

categories, 6-6, 6-41

ACL, 6-43

Intermedia Source, 6-42

Mountpoint, 6-42

multimedia, 6-42

provided out of the box, 6-42

searching by, 3-10

security, 6-43

subclassing, 6-43

viewing, 6-42

viewing attributes with Property Inspector, 6-44

viewing object, 3-10

viewing with the Property Inspector, 3-14

Category class, 6-6

subclassing, 6-41

category searches, 3-18

character set

default, B-12

charts

Document Consumption, 2-19

Document consumption, 2-17

Document Distribution, 2-17, 2-18

Session, 2-20, 2-21

checkboxes

multi-valued, 6-23

checklists

migration, 8-2

class domains, 3-3

classes in, 6-17

creating, 6-17

data validation, 6-13

deleting, 6-18

limiting values with, 6-16

modifying, 6-18

overview, 6-16

why use, 6-16

class hierarchy, 1-6, 1-7, 6-4

description of classes, 6-5

Class Objects, 3-3

class objects, 1-7, 6-8

abstract, 6-10

creating, 6-8

extended attributes, 6-9

final, 6-10

information, 6-8

managing, 6-3

modifying, 6-14

overview, 6-2, 6-3

specifying ACL for, 6-10

subclassing, 6-3

superclass, 6-9

validation, 6-14

ClassAccessControlList class, 6-6

ClassDomain class, 6-8

classes

AccessControlEntry, 6-7

AccessControlList, 6-6

Attribute, 6-8

Category, 6-6

ClassAccessControlList, 6-6

ClassDomain, 6-8

ClassObject, 6-8

ContentObject, 6-7

ContentQuota, 6-7

controlling who can create, 6-6

creating new, 6-4

DirectoryGroup, 6-7

DirectoryObject, 6-7

DirectoryUser, 6-7

Document, 6-6

ExtendedPermission, 6-7

ExtendedUserProfile, 6-6

Family, 6-6

Folder, 6-6

FolderPathRelationship, 6-7

FolderRelationship, 6-7

Format, 6-7

GroupMemberRelationship, 6-7

in class hierarchy, 6-5

InterMediaSource, 6-6

Media, 6-7

MediaBLOB, 6-7

MediaLOB, 6-7

MediaTextBLOB, 6-7

MountPoint, 6-6

NodeConfiguration, 6-6

PermissionBundle, 6-7

Policy, 6-7

PolicyPropertyBundle, 6-6

PrimaryUserProfile, 6-6

Property, 6-7

PropertyBundle, 6-6

Relationship, 6-7

SchemaObject, 6-8

SearchObject, 6-6

SelectorObject, 6-6

Server, 6-7

ServerConfiguration, 6-7

ServiceConfiguration, 6-6

SystemAccessControlList, 6-6

SystemObject, 6-7

UserProfile, 6-6

ValueDefault, 6-8

ValueDefaultPropertyBundle, 6-6

ValueDomain, 6-8

ValueDomainPropertyBundle, 6-6

VersionDescription, 6-7

VersionSeries, 6-6

ClassObject class, 6-8

classpath

adding to oemapp, A-2

classpaths

bean, 6-10

Java, 6-10

selector, 6-10

server, 6-10

ClassSelectionParser, 6-32, 6-35

client interfaces

9ifsUtilities, 1-6

Web, 1-6

Windows, 1-6

client privileges, 6-14

editing custom, 6-15

client setup

e-mail, 9-8

clients

Macintosh, 5-7, C-14

WebDAV, 1-5

collaboration

Internet, 1-5

command line, 1-15

starting a domain from, 2-14

stopping a domain from, 2-14

Command Line Utilities

loading files, 4-28

command line utilities, 1-5, 1-15

creating folders, 4-22

file manipulation commands, A-5

loading files, 4-25, 4-27

miscellaneous commands, A-15

navigation commands, A-4

nls commands, A-19

running, A-3

starting, A-4

upload files, 4-27

Command Line Utilities protocol, 8-4

Command Line Utilities Protocol server, 1-5

commands

Analyze, 10-8

Browse, 3-6

Connect, 3-6

Create Like, 3-6

Delete, 3-6

Disconnect, 3-6

displayed on toolbar, 3-7

Exit, 3-6

FTP quote, F-1

ifsmgr, 3-21, H-9

Options, 3-6

Oracle 9iFS Manager, 3-6

performing on Oracle 9iFS objects, 3-6

Refresh, 3-6

Register, 3-6

Search, 3-6

Show Toolbar, 3-6

Committed Data Cache tab, H-18

communication

encrypted, 1-8

compound documents, 6-28

concurrent sessions, B-2

specifying number of, H-17

configuration

cache, H-18

change node, 5-11

changing settings, 5-8

Directory Service, B-6

domain controller, D-1

e-mail, 9-5

E-mail server, 9-2

logical, 2-3

NLS service, B-12

node, 5-9, 6-6, 6-8, D-2

Oracle9i/JDBC service, B-2

parameters, 2-7

persistent domain, 6-8

physical, 2-3

Read-only Connection Pool service, B-5

sendmail, 9-7

server, 5-5, 6-7, 6-8

service, 5-3, 6-6, 6-8, B-1, B-2

Service Data Cache, B-3, B-4

Session Object Cache service, B-10

Session service, B-8

settings, 5-2

Solaris e-mail, 9-6

Tracing service, B-11

usingXML, 1-16

Writable Connection Pool service, B-4

XML file, 4-3

Configuration Assistant, 1-10, 1-12, 5-2

automatically launching, 1-10

running, A-1

starting the Credential Manager, A-2

configuration files

XML, 4-17

configuration log files, 10-13

ifsconfigout.log, 10-13

ifsconfigsql.log, 10-13

configuration management, 1-8

configurations

editing server, 5-6

network, 8-2

node, 3-3

server, 3-3

service, 3-2

Connect command, 3-6

connections, 1-18, H-15

allocated, H-19, H-20

database, B-4, B-5, H-19, H-20

postponing allocation requests, B-5

repository, 3-21, H-9

total, H-19, H-20

content

exporting, 8-7

importing, 8-9

indexing, 6-39, 6-40

migrating, 8-2, 8-3, 8-6

of document, 6-7

rendering, 1-4

retaining metadata during migration, 8-6

specifying BLOB, 6-7

specifying extension for, 6-40

specifying LOB, 6-7

specifying MediaTextBLOB, 6-7

specifying type of, 6-40

storing as binary type, 6-39, 6-40

types of, 6-39

where stored, 6-7

content garbage collection agent, C-2

content indexing, 1-3

content management, 1-2, 1-6

applications, 6-2

ContentGarbageCollectionAgentConfigurations server, 5-7

ContentObject class, 6-7

ContentQuota class, 6-7

Create and Create Like, 3-10

create and create like, 3-15

Create Like command, 3-6

Create Like option, 4-36

CreateContextFunnelProcedure.SQL, E-2

CreateContextIndex.sql, E-2

CreateContextPreferences.sql, E-2

credential information

migration

credential information, 8-18

credential manager, 4-7, 6-7, 8-18

authentication using token credentials, B-7

changing assisgned, 1-10

distinguished name, 4-7

HTTP 1.1 Message Digest authentication, B-7

Java classname, B-6

Oracle 9iFS, B-6

Oracle Internet Directory, B-7

schema name, B-6

SMB authentication, B-6

specifying default, 1-10, 4-14

starting the Configuration Assistant, A-2

used by Directory Service, B-6

credential manager user, 4-10

credentials

preferred, 1-9, H-5

token, B-7

CTXSRV process, E-3

CUP, 8-4

CUP server, 1-5

CupServerConfiguration server, 5-7

custom parsers

registering, 3-4

custom renderers

registering to a specific class, 3-4

customization

server-side, 1-4

CustomXmlParser, 6-28

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D

daemon

that monitors Oracle9iAS instance, 1-11

Dangling Object AV Cleanup agent, C-3

DanglingObjectAVCleanupAgentConfiguration server, 5-7

Dashboard, 1-17, 1-19

dashboard

running in standalone mode, A-1

dashboard log, 2-29

data

backup, 8-19

migrating, 4-2, 4-25

migrating legacy, 8-2

protocols for copying, 8-4

recovery, 8-19

saving, 8-19

trace, B-11

validation, 6-13

data cache

maximum size, B-3

database

communicating with the, 1-3, 1-6

connections, B-4, B-5, H-19, H-20

default rows prefetched, B-2

how files are stored, 1-7

JDBC URL, B-2

schema, 2-3, 3-23, B-2, H-11

service, 3-23, H-11

tables, 1-3, 1-7

user, B-6

views, 1-7

database service, 3-23, H-11

datatypes

boolean, 6-16

date, 6-16

DirectoryObject, 6-16

double, 6-16

int, 6-16

long, 6-16

PublicObject, 6-16

SchemaObject, 6-16

string, 6-13, 6-16

SystemObject, 6-16

top-level, 6-16

validating, 6-16

value default, 6-23

value domain, 6-20

date datatype, 6-16

DavServerConfiguration, C-33

DavServerConfiguration server, 5-7, C-33

DBMS-JOB, E-3

debugging information

JDBC, B-2

default ACLs, 4-7, 4-30, 4-36

default character set

overriding, B-12

default language

overriding, B-12

default servers

defining, 3-3

default services

defining, 3-3

default user definitions, 4-9

XML, 4-9

default values

editing, 3-6

defaults

value, 3-4

Delete command, 3-6

delivery

e-mail, 1-5

deprecated processes

CTXSRV, E-3

developers

assigning administrative privileges, 6-2

giving administrative permissions to, 3-4

development platform, 1-2, 6-2

directories

accessing Oracle 9iFS, 3-3

JSP-executable, 6-25

directory

e-mail, 9-2

migrating to Oracle 9iFS, 4-26

Directory Service service configuration properties, B-6

directory users, 8-10, 8-12

ACL, 4-12

DirectoryGroup class, 6-7

DirectoryObject class, 6-7

DirectoryObject datatype, 6-16

DirectoryUser class, 6-7

Disconnect command, 3-6

discover

nodes, H-9

discover 9iFS targets, 10-6, H-3

discover nodes, H-3

Discovery Wizard, H-3, H-9

distinguished name, 4-7, 4-11

DNS server, 1-5

Document

creating custom type, 6-3

subclass, 6-35

subclassing, 6-35

document

extension, 10-11

views, E-7

Document class, 6-6

Document Consumption Chart, 2-17, 2-19

Document Distribution Chart, 2-17, 2-18

Document Object Model

creating during parsing, 6-28

Document Services, E-7

document storage

monitoring, 1-9

Document Table, 2-17

Document Type Definition, 6-31

documents

compound, 6-28

content, 6-7

default language for text, B-12

distribution by MIME type, 2-17

formats of, 3-4

indexing, 3-4, 6-7

looking for damage to, 10-11

MIME types, 3-4

monitoring as they are indexed, E-7

storage information, 2-16

storing XML, 6-28

where content is stored, 6-7

DOM, 6-28

domain, 1-8, 2-2, 2-6

adding nodes to a, 1-10

class, 3-3

controller, 2-2, 2-29, H-4, H-5, H-8

creating a new, 1-10

creating new, 1-10

deleting nodes from the, 2-14

managing, 4-12

monitoring performance, 2-16

monitoring performance with the Dashboard, 1-17

node performance, H-15

overall usage summary, 1-12

performance, 1-17, 2-15, H-14

refreshing, 2-14

starting, A-2, H-5

start/stop scripts, 2-15

status, H-4

stopping, A-2

stopping a, 2-14

targets, 2-13

tuning, 1-12

tuning the, 1-12

value, 3-3

viewing nodes, H-3

domain administration

log files, 2-29, H-23

domain configuration, 6-8

domain controller, 1-9, 2-2, H-5

configuration information, D-1

failure, H-8

launching, A-1

location, H-4

managing, 4-6

re-launch, 1-9

re-launch automatically, H-8

relaunching automatically, H-8

restart, 1-9

starting, 2-12

starting nodes, H-8

stopping the, 2-14

synchronizing nodes to, 2-14

domain controller log, 2-29

domain status, H-5

domains

multiple, 2-3

double datatype, 6-16

drag and drop

copy operation, 8-4

files, 4-25

files into Oracle 9iFS, 4-25

with Web interface, 10-7

drive

Oracle 9iFS as local, 1-5

DTD

validation, 6-31, 6-34

dynamic

web pages, 1-4

Dynamic Monitoring Service, 1-11

dynamic properties, 2-8, H-21

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E

e-mail

client setup, 9-8

configuration, 9-2, 9-5

configuration steps for sendmail pro, 9-7

configuring sendmail, 9-7

delivery, 1-5

directory, 9-2

how saved, 9-2

installation dependencies, 9-7

installing sendmail pro, 9-7

integrating with sendmail pro, 9-6

migrating, 8-4

outbox, 4-4

routing, 1-5

searching, 9-2

setup for UNIX, 9-5

Solaris configuration, 9-6

storing in repository, 9-2

troubleshooting, 10-8

uninstalling with script, 10-8

user setup, 9-8

users and addresses, 9-2

using, 9-9

viewing, 9-2

e-mail clients

access from, 1-5

accessing, 1-4

e-mail inbox

ACL, 4-12

e-mail profile

ACL of, 4-12

name, 4-13

e-mail routing, 1-4

e-mail subfolder

ACL of, 4-12

e-mail user profile, 4-6, 4-7, 4-11

embedded applications, 8-5

emctl start script, 2-12

encrypted communication, 1-8

enrollment, 4-14

Enterprise Manager Agent, 1-11

Enterprise Manager Console for Oracle9i Application Server, 2-12

Enterprise Manager Console for Oracle9i Application Server, Version 2, 1-10

Enterprise Manager Console for Oracle9iAS

starting, 1-11

environment

set up, A-1

event exchanger agent, C-4

event poller, B-9

EventExchangerAgentConfiguration server, 5-7

events

buffering outgoing, B-3

checking for incoming, B-3

Exit command, 3-6

expiration agent, C-5

ExpirationAgentConfiguration server

servers

ExpirationAgentConfiguration, 5-7

export

content, 8-7

users, 8-12

export content GUI

launching, A-1

export users GUI

launching, A-1

ExportSet, 8-7

content, 8-7

creating, 8-7

extended attributes, 6-9, 6-11

extended user profile, 4-6

ExtendedPermission class, 6-7

ExtendedUserProfile class, 6-6

extension

registering parser by, 6-32

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F

failure

domain controller, H-8

Family class, 6-6

file extension, 6-39, 6-40

associating parsers with, 6-27

mapping to Document subclass, 6-35

registering, 6-27

file extensions

registering parser to, 3-4

file formats, 1-3

file management system

using Oracle 9iFS as a, 3-3

file sharing

across a network, 1-5

Windows, 1-5

file structure

retaining, 4-26

File System Application, 1-14

file system applications, 1-6

file transfer, 1-4

bulk, 1-4

files

accessing, 4-2, 4-5

adding, 4-3

applying ACL to, 4-40

batch, 4-22

bulk transfers of, 1-5

calculating values from components of, 1-4

creating service configuration, 5-4

default ACL, 4-5

deleting parsed XML, 6-36

directory for storing application, 4-4

displaying in a different format, 1-4

drag and drop, 4-25

drag and drop with Oracle 9iFS Utilities, 4-25

filtering components of, 1-4

FTP to Oracle 9iFS, 4-26

how stored in database, 1-7

loading, 4-2, 4-20, 4-27

loading using FTP, 4-26

loading with Command Line Utilities, 4-25, 4-27, 4-28

log, 2-29

migrating, 4-26, 8-3

reconstructing, 1-4

storing in multiple folders, 4-4

uploading, 10-7

uploading files with Web interface, 4-27

uploading multiple, 4-26

uploading using the command line utilities, 4-27

using the Web interface to apply an ACL, 4-40

XML, 4-22

XML configuration, 4-3

fix-it job, H-8

Folder class, 6-6

folder hierarchy, 4-3

access requirements, 4-4

browsing the, 3-10

creating, 4-20

default, 4-3

exporting, 8-7

multiple, 4-3

planning, 4-2

planning the, 4-2

set mount points, 4-23

structure, 4-20

structuring, 4-4

what is, 4-2

folder path

cache, B-9

caching resolution of, B-9

folder versus file access, 4-5

FolderPathRelationship class, 6-7

FolderRelationship class, 6-7

folders

access to, 4-2

accessing, 4-5

adding with Web interface, 4-21

contained items, 6-7

create with XML, 4-21

creating, 4-20

creating home, 4-10

creating multiple, 4-21, 4-22

creating with Oracle 9iFS Manager, 4-21

creating with the command line, 4-22

default ACL, 4-5

descriptions, 4-20

e-mail subfolder, 4-12

home, 4-4, 4-7

migrating, 8-3

names, 4-20

organizing, 4-3

overview, 4-3

path, B-9

public, 4-4

Public objects in, 1-7

root, 4-3, 4-4, 4-10

same folder or file in multiple, 4-4

security, 4-5, 4-20

setting up for users, 4-5

sharing, 4-4

uploading, 4-26

using the Web interface to apply an ACL, 4-40

Format class, 6-7

formats

creating, 6-40

deleting, 6-41

document, 3-4

modifying, 6-41

overview, 6-39

FTP, 1-5

files into Oracle9iFS, 4-26

loading files, 4-25, 4-26

FTP protocol, 1-4, 8-4

FTP quote commands, F-1

FtpServerConfiguration server, 5-7

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G

Garbage Collection Agent, 2-8

GarbageCollectionAgentConfiguration server, 5-7

GrantContextToIFS.sql, E-2

Grantee, 4-31

GroupMemberRelationship class, 6-7

groups, 6-7

access level of, 6-7

adding new members, 4-34

adding users to, 4-15

as grantees, 4-34

creating, 4-2, 4-3, 4-5, 4-18

creating with Web interface, 4-19

creating with XML, 4-19

defining, 6-7

direct, 8-15

exporting, 8-15

migrating, 8-2, 8-3

migration script, 8-3

modifying, 4-18

of policies, 6-6

of properties, 6-6

of value defaults, 6-6

of value domains, 6-6

permissions, 4-31

specifying members, 6-7

user, 3-3

guest user, 4-10

---

H

Help menu, 3-6

hierarchies

class, 1-6, 1-7, 6-4, 6-5

default folder, 4-3

folder, 4-2

versioning, 6-6, 6-7

high-priority purge, B-9, B-10

scheduling, B-3, B-4

home folder, 4-4, 4-7, 4-10

ACL, 4-12

freeing, 4-11

name, 4-13

policy bundle, 4-11

policy bundle ACL, 4-12

host, 2-2, 2-4

middle-tier, H-3

separate, 2-3

single, 2-3

HTTP

authentication, 4-8

HTTP node, 2-2

HTTP protocol, 1-5

HTTP server, 2-2, 2-6

---

I

IA, H-4, H-5

iFS Monitor

starting, A-2

ifs_acls view, 7-8

ifs_folder_items views, 7-6

ifs_group_members view, 7-8

ifs_groups view, 7-7

IFS_TEXT, E-2

ifs_users view, 7-6

ifs_versioned_documents view, 7-3

ifsagents script, A-1

ifsconfig script, A-1

ifsdashboard script, A-1

IfsDefaultNamespace, 6-30

IfsDefault.properties service configuration file, 5-3

ifsemailsetup script, A-1

ifsemailsetup_pro893 script, 9-7, A-1

ifsenv.sh script, A-1

ifsexportcontent script, A-1

ifsexportusers script, A-1

ifsiasetup script, A-2

ifsimportcontent script, A-1

ifsimportusers script, A-1

ifskilldc script, A-1

ifskillnode script, A-1

ifslaunchdc script, 2-14, A-1

ifslaunchnode script, 2-14, A-1

ifsmgr command, 3-21, H-9

ifsmgr script, A-1

ifsmigratepasswords script, A-2

ifsmigrateusers script, A-2

ifsmonitor script, A-2

ifsoemappsetup script, A-2

ifsoemsetup script, A-2

ifsoidcm script, A-2

ifsomssetup script, A-2

ifsphantomuserhandler script, A-2

ifssetup script, A-2

ifsstartdomain script, 2-15, A-2

ifsstartdomain_oms script, A-2

ifsstopdomain script, 2-15, A-2

ifsstopdomain_oms script, A-2

ifssvrmgr script, A-2

IfsXmlParser, 6-28

IMAP protocol, 8-5

IMAP4 protocol, 1-4, 1-5

ImapServerConfiguration server, 5-7

immediate purge, B-3, B-4, B-10

data, B-3, B-4

import

content, 8-9

ExportSet, 8-9

import content GUI

launching, A-1

import users GUI

launching, A-1

imported objects

ownership of, A-2

import/export

export configuration options, 8-9

user migration, 8-14

Import/Export utility, 4-25, 8-6, A-1, A-2

using for backup, 8-20

inbox, 4-12

incoming mail server, 9-9

index

creating Oracle Text, E-3

designating a type to be indexed, E-6

dynamic content, E-2

file formats, 1-3

fragmentation of, E-3

indiscriminate XML indexing, E-7

maintenance, E-3

optimizing, 10-9

optimizing the, E-3

refresing the, E-2

theme, E-8

XML, E-7

index fragmentation, 10-9

indexing, E-1

content, 1-3

determining if a document is indexed, 6-7

documents, 3-4

specifying content for, 6-39, 6-40

inheritance, 1-7, 6-3

Installation, A-2

int datatype, 6-16

Intelligent Agent, H-4, H-5

not running, 10-6

re-launch domaincontroller, H-8

setting up the, A-2

starting, H-4

intended audience, xv

interfaces

9iFS Manager, 1-6

client, 1-6

user, 1-5, 1-6

Web, 1-6

Windows, 1-6

interMedia AVI

metadata, 6-43

Intermedia Source category, 6-42

interMedia Text, E-1

interMediaAnnotator agent, 6-43

InterMediaAnnotatorAgent, C-7

InterMediaAnnotatorAgentConfiguration server, 5-7

InterMediaSource class, 6-6

IP address, 1-5

---

J

J2EE applications, 2-4

Java API, 1-6

Oracle 9iFS, 8-6

Java Beans, 6-25

Java classname, 5-5

of default credential manager, B-6

Java classpath, 6-10

Java Server Pages, 1-4, 4-4

execution, 6-25

registering, 6-25

registering to a specific class, 3-4

Java Virtual Machine, 1-3

JDBC, 1-3, 1-6

debug information, B-2

rows prefetched from database, B-2

JDBC database URL, B-2

jobs

scheduling, E-3

JSPs, 1-4, 4-4

creating web-based applications with, 6-25

executing, 6-25

registering, 6-25

registry, 6-26

where to place, 6-25

JSPs lookup

registering, 3-6

JVM, 1-3

---

L

language

default, B-12

launch script, H-4

launching manually, 1-10

legacy data

migrating, 4-25, 8-2

LIBRARYOBJECTs, B-3

LiteralDocumentParser, 6-28, 6-31

load, 2-3

load balancing, 1-9

loading files, 4-2, 4-20, 4-27

bulk, 4-25

with Command Line Utilities, 4-25, 4-27, 4-28

with FTP, 4-25

LOBs, 1-7

specifying, 6-7

locator, 2-4

name, 2-4

log files, 2-29

logical configuration, 2-3

logs

dashboard, 2-29

domain controller, 2-29

ifsconfigout.log, 10-13

ifsconfigsql, 10-13

node, 2-29

Oracle 9iFS Manager, 2-29

Oracle 9iFS Windows Utilities, 10-14

Oracle Enterprise Manager Console for Oracle9iAS, 2-30

Oracle Enterprise Manager Java Console, 2-29

Redo, 10-3

setting options, 2-29, 2-30

specifying verbosity of, D-2

verbose, 10-13

WCP, 10-14

long datatype, 6-16

lookup tables, 1-7

low-priority purge, B-10

scheduling, B-3, B-4, B-9

---

M

Macintosh

clients, C-14

management

configuration, 1-8

runtime, 1-8

user, 1-8

management server, H-2

map network drive, 1-4

mapping

file extension to Document subclass, 6-35

Oracle 9iFS as network drive, 1-5

Media class, 6-7

MediaBLOB class, 6-7

MediaLOB class, 6-7

MediaTextBLOB class, 6-7

memory

consumed by each node, 2-23

monitoring by host, 2-16

monitoring by node, 2-16

monitoring usage of, 1-9

usage, 2-27, 2-28

menu bar

Oracle 9iFS Manager, 3-5

menus

Help, 3-6

View, 3-6, 3-7

metadata, 1-2

automatic extraction of, 6-43

deleted during migration, 8-3

examples of multimedia, 6-44

in XML, E-7

interMedia AVI, 6-43

maintaining during backup, 8-20

management, 1-8

multimedia, 6-6

repository, 1-8

retaining during content migration, 8-6

middle-tier hosts, H-3

middle-tier processes, 2-2

nodes, 2-2

migrating data, 4-2, 4-25, 4-26

migration

application, 8-2, 8-5, 8-6

checklist, 8-2

content, 8-2, 8-3, 8-6

data, 8-2

e-mail, 8-4

file, 8-3

folder, 8-3

group, 8-2, 8-3

metadata, 8-3

Oracle Internet File System application, 8-5

password, 8-18

retaining metadata, 8-6

scripts, 8-3

standalone applications, 8-6

user, 8-2, A-2

user definition, 8-7

MIME type, 2-17

consumed space by, 2-17

document distribution by, 2-17

MIME types, 3-4

mimetypes, 6-39, 6-40

creating, 6-40

deleting, 6-41

designating it to be indexed, E-6

modifying, 6-41

overview, 6-39

monitoring

status, 1-12

monitoring tools, 2-15

mount points, 3-3, 4-4

creating with Oracle 9iFS Manager, 4-24

default, 4-24

setting, 4-23

specifying, 6-6

Mountpoint category, 6-42

MountPoint class, 6-6

multimedia

categories, 6-42

examples of metadata, 6-44

extractinb metadata from, C-7

multi-valued checkbox, 6-23

---

N

names

value defaults, 6-23

value domain, 6-19

namespace, 6-28, 6-30

XML, 6-34

name/value pair, 6-7

National Language Support

commands for the command line utilities, A-19

national language support (NLS)

troubleshooting, 10-15

navigation

using breadcrumbs, 2-16

NbServer protocol, 1-5

NbServerConfiguration server, 5-8

Net8 Service Name, 3-22, H-10

network

accessing all repositories on the, 2-11

connect to any repository on, 3-22, H-10

network configuration, 8-2

network drive

mapping, 1-4

mapping Oracle 9iFS as, 1-5

Network File System protocol, 1-4, 1-5

Network Neighborhood

browsing Oracle 9iFS through, 1-5

network protocols, 1-2

networks

sharing files across, 1-5

NFS, 1-5

NFS protocol, 1-4, 1-5

NfsServerCofiguration server, 5-8

NLS service configuration properties, B-12

node configuration, 5-9

ACL associated with it, 5-9

changing, 1-8, 5-11

viewing, 5-9

Node Configuration object, 2-14

Node configurations, 3-3

node guardian, 2-5, H-8

node log, 2-29

verbosity of, D-2

node performance, 1-18, H-15

node process

terminating, A-1

NodeConfiguration class, 6-6

nodes, 2-2, 2-23

adding, 1-8

adding to a domain, 1-10

administering, 1-8, 2-2

amount of memory consumed by, 2-23

automatic relaunching of, 2-5

bringing online, 2-5

changing configuration, 5-11

changing configuration of, 1-8

configuration, 5-9, 6-8

configuration of, D-2

defining configuration information, 6-6

deleting, 2-14

discovering, H-3, H-9

Discovery Wizard, H-9

guarded, 2-5

HTTP, 2-2

instantiating servers, 5-6

launching, 2-13, A-1

log files, 2-29

managing, 2-2

monitoring, 1-8

monitoring properties of, 2-28

name, 2-2

number of connected sessions, 2-23

performance, 1-18, H-15

processes, 2-2

removing, 1-8

servers, 2-6

services, 2-6

starting, 2-13, H-8

starting launched, 2-14

starting services on, 5-3

stopping, 2-14

taking off-line, 2-6

targets, 2-13

track status, 2-2

unguarded, 2-5

usage summary, 1-18, H-15

viewing, H-3

viewing information about, 5-9

NT File System Protocol Server, 1-5

NTFS protocol, 1-5

NtfsServerConfiguration server, 5-8

number of threads, 2-23

---

O

object-oriented development

development

object-oriented, 1-6

objects

access to, 6-6

adding attributes to, 3-3

application-specific behavior, 6-6

associating, 6-7

associating ACLS with, 4-4

attribute, 6-8

basing on exisiting object, 3-6

Class, 3-3

class, 1-7, 6-3, 6-8

configuration settings, 5-2

copying, 3-6

created at startup, 4-3

creating, 3-10

creating class, 6-8

creating new, 3-15

creating service configuration, 5-4

displaying information about, 3-10

Document Object Model, 6-28

foundation, 6-7

grouping into categories, 6-6

hierarchy, 3-8

importing without losing structural data, 4-25

modifying class, 6-14

Node Configuration, 2-14

organizing, 4-3

Public, 1-7

public, 6-4, 6-5

related, 6-7

removing, 3-6

schema, 1-7, 6-4, 6-8

searching for, 3-10, 3-15

searching for attributes of, 3-14

security for, 3-3

system, 1-7, 6-4

tree view, 3-8

versioned, 6-6

viewing categories of, 3-10

viewing properties of, 3-10, 3-12

viewing relationships of, 3-10, 3-14

OC4J, 2-4, 2-6

OMS

integrating Oracle 9iFS with, A-2

stopping domain, A-2

use to start domain, A-2

OMS repository, H-5

Options command, 3-6

Oracle 9iFS

customizing, 6-2

integrate with OEM console, A-2

integrate with OMS, A-2

setting up, 4-2

starting, 2-11

Oracle 9iFS Command Line Client Utilities, A-2

installing, A-2

Oracle 9iFS Configuration Assistant, 1-10

Oracle 9iFS Credential Manager Configuration Assistant, 1-10

Oracle 9iFS domain, 2-2

run, A-2

start using OMS, A-2

stop, A-2

using OMS, A-2

Oracle 9IFS Manager

toolbar, 3-7

Oracle 9iFS Manager, 1-13

Administrative tasks, 3-2

applying ACLs with, 4-40

browser, 3-10

connect to any repository, 3-22, H-10

connection information, 3-8

context menus, 3-8

detail view, 3-10

Development tasks, 3-3

introduced, 1-3

launching in standalone mode, 3-21, H-9

menu bar, 3-5

modifying objects with property sheets, 3-9

navigator, 3-8

overview, 3-2

parts of, 3-4

right-click menu, 3-11

running, A-1

set user default definitions, 4-9

standalone mode, 3-22, H-10

status bar, 3-10

using create and create like, 3-15

viewing properties, 3-12

working with property sheets, 3-9

Oracle 9iFS Manager log, 2-29

Oracle 9iFS Top-level Page, 2-13

Oracle 9iFS Utilities

applying ACLs with, 4-40

drag and drop files, 4-25

Oracle 9iFS Windows Utilities

creating ACLs, 4-38

log files, 10-14

Oracle 9iFS-specific password, B-8

Oracle Enterprise Manager Console for Oracle9i Application Server, 1-10

Oracle Enterprise Manager Console for Oracle9iAS log, 2-30

Oracle Enterprise Manager for Oracle9i Application Server

components, 1-11

Oracle Enterprise Manager Java Console, 1-3, 1-9, 1-12, 2-3, H-2

integrating Oracle 9iFS with, A-2

login, H-2

Oracle Enterprise Manager Java Console log, 2-29

Oracle Enterprise Manager JavaConsole

launching, H-2

Oracle HTTP server, 2-6

Oracle Internet Directory

migrating users to, A-2

Oracle Internet Directory credential manager, B-7

Oracle Internet File System

components, 1-2

domain administration log files, 2-29, H-23

overview, 1-2

three types of objects, 1-7

what is, 1-2

Oracle Internet File System Software Development Kit, 1-4

Oracle Notification Service, 1-11

Oracle Text, 1-3, E-1

IFS_TEXT, E-2

index, E-2

optimizing index, 10-9

Oracle Text server

problems, 10-9

Oracle Universal Installer, 1-10

Oracle9i Application Server

monitoring Oracle 9iFS through the, 2-11

starting Oracle 9iFS through the, 2-11

Oracle9i database, 1-3

Oracle9i Text problems, 10-10

Oracle9iAS

centrally managing, 1-10

configuring instances of, 1-11

Dynamic Monitoring Service, 1-11

OC4J, 2-4

Oracle Notification Service, 1-11

Oracle9iAS Home Page, 1-11

accessing, 2-12

Oracle9i/JDBC service configuration properties, B-2

orphan sessions, B-2

outbox, 4-4

outbox agent, C-8

OutboxAgentConfiguration server, 5-8

outgoing mail server, 9-8

out-of-memory exception, 10-2

Overall Memory Usage Table by Host, 2-28

Overall Memory Usage Table by Node, 2-27

Overall Session Usage Table by Host, 2-26

Overall Session Usage Table by Node, 2-25

Overall Usage Table by Host, 2-24

Overall Usage Table by Node, 2-23

overrides, 1-4

---

P

parameters

service configuration, 2-7

parser callback, 6-31

parsers, 1-4

associated with file extensions, 6-27

ClassSelection, 6-32, 6-35

custom, 1-4, 6-27, 6-28

CustomXmlParser, 6-28

IfsXmlParser, 6-28

LiteralDocumentParser, 6-28, 6-31

namespace-specific, 6-30

overview, 6-27

registering, 3-6, 6-27

registering by extension, 6-32

registering XML, 6-34

SimpleXMLParser, 6-28

XML, 1-4, 6-28

parsing

creating Document Object Model, 6-28

documents, 6-27

turning off, 4-25

parsing framework, 6-27

XML, 6-28, 6-29, 6-36

password

schema, 1-8

passwords

allowing users to change them, 4-14

case sensitivity in authentication, B-6

migrating, 8-18, A-2

Oracle 9iFS, B-8

resetting system, 10-4

schema, 1-9

setting, 4-14

system, 4-2

user, 4-10

paths

folder, B-9

performance

domain, 1-17, 2-15, H-14

enhancing, 10-3

maintaining optimum, 1-9

monitoring domain, 2-16

node, 1-18, H-15

Performance Overview button, H-15

Performance/Statistics Overview, H-4

permission bundle, 3-3, 4-31

All, 4-32

ClassPublic, 4-32

ClassRestrictCreation, 4-32

creating with XML, 4-39

defining, 4-34

defining custom, 4-34

Delete, 4-32

Modify, 4-32

modifying, 4-34

permissions included in, 4-31

Protected, 4-32

Read, 4-32

PermissionBundle class, 6-7

permissions, 3-3, 4-31

access, 4-4, 4-28

administrative, 3-4, 4-5, 4-14

bundle, 4-31

extended, 6-7

for folders, 4-30

granted to users and groups, 4-31

granting, 4-30

granting for groups, 3-3

granting for users, 3-3

group of, 6-7

individual, 4-33

read only, 4-30

revoke, 4-31

revoking for groups, 3-3

revoking for users, 3-3

system administration, 4-14

phantom users, 8-10, 8-12

adding profile, 8-12

deleting, 8-12

physical configuration, 2-3

Ping Agent button, H-4

platform

development, 1-2

PL/SQL interface

for index maintenance, E-3

policies

group of, 6-6

policy bundle

home folder, 4-11, 4-12

Policy class, 6-7

PolicyPropertyBundle class, 6-6

poller

event, B-9

port, 1-5

port number, 2-4

Portal page

returning to from Web interface, C-36

Portal URL, C-36

portlet

installing the Oracle 9iFS, C-36

pre-defined views, 1-7

preferred credential, H-5

preferred credentials, 1-9

Primary User Profile, 4-6, 4-10

ACL, 4-12

default ACLs, 4-35, 4-36

name, 4-13

specifying default ACL, 4-5

PrimaryUserProfile class, 6-6

primitive value, 6-23

priority

server, H-21

PRIVATE ACL, 4-7

privileges

administration, 1-8, 4-2

administrative, 4-10

assigning administrative, 6-2

custom attribute client, 6-14

editing custom client, 6-15

system, 4-6

system administration, 1-8

problems

Oracle9i Text, 10-10

search, 10-10

troubleshooting, 10-2

processed

middle-tier, 2-2

processes

agents, 2-2

deprecated, E-3

protocols, 2-2

servers, 2-2

services, 2-2

start, 1-12

stop, 1-12

profiles

e-mail, 4-12

e-mail user, 4-6, 4-7, 4-11

extended user, 4-6

Primary User, 4-6, 4-12

user, 4-6

properties

Directory Service service configuration, B-6

dynamic, 2-8, H-21

expanding with Property Inspector, 3-14

group of, 6-6

monitoring node, 2-28

NLS service configuration, B-12

Oracle9i/JDBC service configuration, B-2

Read-Only Connection Pool service configuration, B-5

service, 6-8

service configuration, 5-3, B-1, B-2

Service Data Cache configuration, B-3, B-4

Session Object Cache service configuration, B-10

Session service configuration, B-8

Tracing service configuration, B-11

viewing object, 3-10, 3-12

viewing with Oracle 9iFS Manager, 3-12

Writeable Connection Pool service configuration, B-4

property bundle, 4-12, 6-6

PolicyPropertyBundle, 6-6

ValueDomainPropertyBundle, 6-6

property bundles

XmlParserLookup, 6-28

Property class, 6-7

Property Inspector, 3-10

toolbar functions, 3-13

using to view category attributes, 6-44

viewing categories with, 3-14

viewing object properties with, 3-14

property sheets, 3-9

modifying objects using, 3-9

PropertyBundle class, 6-6

protocol server, 2-7

protocol servers, 1-4

command line utilities protocol (CUP), C-14

CUP, 1-5

file transfer protocol (FTP), C-16

FolderIndexAnalyzerAgent, C-5

FTP, 1-4, 1-5

HTTP, 1-4

IMAP4, 1-4, 1-5

internet messaging access protocol (IMAP), C-19, C-21

NFS, 1-4, 1-5

server message block protocol (SMB), C-26

simple mail transfer protocol (SMTP), C-25

SMB, 1-4, 1-6

SMTP, 1-4, 1-5

WebDAV, 1-4

Windows, C-29

Windows NT file system, C-22, C-32

protocols, 1-2

AFP, 1-4

AppleTalk Filing, 1-4

Command Line Utilities, 8-4

FTP, 8-4

HTTP, 1-5

IMAP, 8-5

IMAP4, 1-5

managing, 1-3

NbServer, 1-5

Network File System, 1-5

NFS, 1-5

NT File System, 1-5

NTFS, 1-5

SMB, 1-5, 8-4

SMTP, 1-5

WCP, 1-5

WebDAV, 1-5

Windows Client Protocol, 1-5

public folder, 4-4

Public Objects, 1-7

controlling access to, 1-7

public objects, 6-4, 6-5

ACLs for, 4-35

PublicObject datatype, 6-16

PUBLISHED ACL, 4-7, 4-8

purge

cache size after, B-9, B-11

emergency, B-3, B-4

high-priority, B-9

immediate, B-3, B-4, B-10

low-priority, B-9

scheduling high-priority, B-3, B-4, B-10

scheduling low-priority, B-3, B-4, B-10

target cache size after, B-3, B-4

---

Q

quota

ACL, 4-12

amount used, 2-16

content, 6-7

implementing for user, 4-11

monitoring, 1-9

percentage used, 2-16

user, 4-9

quota agent, C-10

QuotaAgentCofiguration server, 5-8

quote commands, F-1

---

R

read only permission, 4-30

Read-Only Connection Pool service configuration properties, B-5

Readonly Connection Pool tab, H-19

recovery

data, 8-19

Redo logs, 10-3

referential integrity, 6-12

refresh

Index, E-2

Refresh command, 3-6

Register command, 3-6

registering

file extensions, 6-27

java server pages, 6-25

parsers, 6-27

renderers, 6-38

registration

parser, 6-34

registry

JSP, 6-26

renderer, 6-38

related documents, xix

Relationship class, 6-7

relationships

searching by, 3-10

viewing object, 3-10

viewing those of a selected object, 3-14

renderers, 1-4

overview, 6-37

registering, 3-6, 6-38

registering custom, 6-38

SimpleXML, 6-37

rendering, 1-4

repository, 1-3, 2-3

configuration settings in, 5-2

connecting to any on network, 3-22, H-10

connecting to the local, 3-21, H-9

extract data from, 6-25

information about, H-4

managing through Oracle 9iFS Manager, 3-21, H-9

metadata, 1-8

OMS, H-5

organizing, 4-2

rendering content from, 1-4

storing e-mail in, 9-2

views, 7-2

result set

restricting the, 3-18

revoke permissions, 4-31

rolling back

transactions, 4-22

root folder, 4-3, 4-4, 4-10

Roundtrip XML, 6-34

routing

e-mail, 1-5

runtime management, 1-8

---

S

schema, 1-7

database, 2-3, 3-23, B-2, H-11

name, 2-3

tables in the, 1-7

schema name, 2-16

schema objects, 1-7, 6-4

schema password, 1-8, 1-9

SchemaObject class, 6-8

SchemaObject datatype, 6-16

scripted tasks

performing, 1-15

scripts

administration, A-1

apachectl start, 2-6

copy operation, 8-4

copying applications components, 8-5

emctl start, 2-12

group creation, 8-3

ifsagents, A-1

ifsconfig, A-1

ifsdashboard, A-1

ifsemailsetup, A-1

ifsemailsetup_pro893, 9-7, A-1

ifsenv.sh, A-1

ifsexportcontent, A-1

ifsexportusers, A-1

ifsiasetup, A-2

ifsimportcontent, A-1

ifsimportusers, A-1

ifskilldc, A-1

ifskillnode, A-1

ifslaunchdc, 2-14, A-1

ifslaunchnode, 2-14, A-1

ifsmgr, A-1

ifsmigratepasswords, A-2

ifsmigrateusers, A-2

ifsmonitor, A-2

ifsoemappsetup, A-2

ifsoemsetup, A-2

ifsoidcm, A-2

ifsomssetup, A-2

ifsphantomuserhandler, A-2

ifssetup, A-2

ifsstartdomain, 2-15, A-2

ifsstartdomain_oms, A-2

ifsstopdomain, 2-15, A-2

ifsstopdomain_oms, A-2

ifssvrmgr, A-2

launch, H-4

operation, A-1

running, 1-15

SQL, E-2

SQL for creating the IFS_TEXT index, E-2

to start and stop domain, 2-15

user migration, 8-3

using to start Oracle 9iFS, 2-11

wrapper, A-2

SDK, 1-4

rewriting applications with, 8-6

search

adding attributes, 3-18

constraints, 3-18

object-type attributes, 3-18

parts of the search dialog, 3-16

primitive-type attributes, 3-18

time-out, B-9

Search command, 3-6

Search feature, 3-10, 3-15

search problems, 10-10

search results

viewing, 3-17

searches, E-2

attribute, 3-10, 3-14, 3-15

category, 3-15, 3-18

composing, 3-16

constructing, 3-15

default language for content-based, B-12

defining complex, 6-6

defining simple, 6-6

e-mail, 9-2

object, 3-15

performing, 3-17

relationships, 3-15

result set, 3-16

slow, 10-3

value, 6-21

SearchObject class, 6-6

sectioners, E-7

security, 6-6

adding to web pages, 4-8

file versus folder, 4-3

folder, 4-5, 4-20

setting up, 4-28

system acls, 4-30

users and groups as grantees, 4-34

selector classpath, 6-10

SelectorObject class, 6-6

Sendmail

checking to see if it is running, 9-9

source code, 9-5

support for, 9-5

sendmail

configuration file, 9-7

configuration steps for sendmail pro, 9-7

configuring sendmail pro, 9-7

installation dependencies, 9-7

installing sendmail pro, 9-7

integrating with Oracle Internet File System, 9-6

sendmail pro graphical administration tool, 9-7

setting up, A-1

Sendmail Pro 8.9.3, 9-7

setup, A-1

sequential write activity, 10-3

server

instantiating a new, 5-6

start, 1-12

stop, 1-12

Server class, 6-7

server classpath, 6-10

server configuration, 5-5

changing settings, 5-8

editing, 5-6

modifying, 1-8

templates, 1-8

Server configurations, 3-3

Server Manager

start for 1.1 custom agents, A-2

ServerConfiguration, 2-8

ServerConfiguration class, 6-7

servers, 2-2, 2-6, 2-7

AfpServerConfiguration, 5-7

agents, 2-7

Apache, 2-6

AppleTalk Filing Protocol, C-12

application, 1-10

automatically starting, 5-10

changing configuration settings, 5-8

changing status of, H-21

configuration, 5-5, 6-7, 6-8

configuring, H-12

ContentGarbageCollectionAgentConfigurations, 5-7

CUP, 1-5

CupServerConfiguration, 5-7

DanglingObjectAVCleanupAgentConfiguration, 5-7

DavServerConfiguration, 5-7, C-33

defining default, 3-3

DNS, 1-5

dynamic properties, H-21

editing configurations, 5-6

E-mail, 9-2

EventExchangerAgentConfiguration, 5-7

FolderIndexAnalyzerAgent, C-5

FtpServerConfiguration, 5-7

GarbageCollectionAgentConfiguration, 5-7

HTTP, 2-2, 2-6

ImapServerConfiguration, 5-7

incoming mail, 9-9

information, H-21

installed out of the box, 5-6

InterMediaAnnotatorAgentConfiguration, 5-7

management, H-2

managing, 1-3

name, 2-7

NbServerConfiguration, 5-8

NfsServerCofiguration, 5-8

NtfsServerConfiguration, 5-8

OutboxAgentConfiguration, 5-8

outgoing mail, 9-8

protocol, 2-7

QuotaAgentCofiguration, 5-8

registered, 6-7

runtime information, 2-8

ServiceWarmupAgentcofiguration, 5-8

ServiceWatchdogAgentConfiguration, 5-8

setting priority, H-21

slow read and write activity, 10-2

SmbServerConfiguraration, 5-8

SMTP, 10-8, A-1

SmtpServerConfiguration, 5-8

started, H-16

starting, 3-3

status, H-16

WcpServerConfiguration, 5-8

Web, 1-5

server-side customization, 1-4

server-side session, B-11

service

configuration properties, B-1

service configuration, 5-3

changing, 5-4

creating objects, 5-4

editing files, 5-4

IfsDefault.properties, 5-3

modifying, 1-8

name/value pairs, 5-3

object, 5-3

templates, 1-8

service configuration files

creating, 5-4

service configuration objects

creating, 5-4

service configuration properties, B-1, B-2, B-3, B-4

service configurations, 3-2

Service Data Cache, B-3, B-4

service details, H-17

Committed Data Cache tab, H-18

Readonly Connection Pool tab, H-19

Sessions tab, H-17

Writeable Connection Pool, H-20

Service Watchdog Agent, B-3

ServiceConfiguration, 2-7

ServiceConfiguration class, 6-6

services, 1-8, 2-2, 2-6

administering, 1-8

buffering outgoing events, B-3

changing configurations, 5-4

checking for incoming events, B-3

configuration, 6-6, 6-8

configuration parameters, 2-7

configuration properties, 5-3, B-2, B-3, B-4

configuring, H-12

creating, 2-7

defining default, 3-3

details, H-17

Directory Service configuration properties, B-6

disconnect orphan sessions, B-2

document views

unformatted text, E-7

failed, B-3

name, 2-7

NLS configuration properties, B-12

properties files, 6-8

Read-only Connection Pool configuration properties, B-5

restarting, 5-4

runtime information, 2-8

Session configuration properties, B-8

Session Object Cache configuration properties, B-10

started, H-16

starting, 1-8

starting on nodes, 5-3

status, H-16

stopping, 1-8

Tracing configuration properties, B-11

Writeable Connection Pool configuration properties, B-4

ServiceWarmupAgentcofiguration server, 5-8

ServiceWatchDog agent, C-11

ServiceWatchdogAgentConfiguration server, 5-8

session

connected, 1-18, H-15

Session Chart, 2-20, 2-21

session object cache, B-10

bean-side, B-10

server-side, B-10

Session Object Cache service configuration properties, B-10

Session service configuration properties, B-8

Session Table, 2-20

sessions

bean-side, B-11

by server type, 2-20

comparing server types, 2-21

enabling/disabling new, H-17

idle, B-9

managing user, 2-6

maximum number of concurrent, B-2

monitoring, 2-23

monitoring by host, 2-16

monitoring by node, 2-16

monitoring usage of, 1-9

nested transactions, B-8

number connected, 2-20

orphan, B-2

specifying number of concurrent, H-17

time-out of, B-2

trace data from server-side, B-11

user, 2-7

viewing by server type, 2-16

Sessions tab, H-17

sharing files

across a network, 1-5

in Windows, 1-5

Show Toolbar command, 3-6

sign-on

single, 1-9

SimpleXMLParser, 6-28

SimpleXMLRenderer, 6-37

single sign-on, 1-9

SMB protocol, 1-5, 8-4

SMB protocol server, 1-6

SmbServerConfiguraration server, 5-8

SMTP, 1-5

SMTP protocol, 1-4, 1-5

SMTP server, 10-8

set up for open-source sendmail, A-1

set up for Sendmail Pro 8.9.3, A-1

SmtpServerConfiguration server, 5-8

Solaris

configuring e-mail on, 9-6

source code

Sendmail, 9-5

space

consumed by document type, 2-17

consumed by MIME type, 2-17

SQL scripts, E-2

CreateContextFunnelProcedure.SQL, E-2

CreateContextIndex.sql, E-2

CreateContextPreferences.sql, E-2

GrantContextToIFS.sql, E-2

SQL views, 7-2

example, 7-9

ifs_acls, 7-8

ifs_folder_items, 7-6

ifs_group_members, 7-8

ifs_groups, 7-7

ifs_users, 7-6

ifs_versioned_documents, 7-3

using for system maintenance, 7-2

SSL-encrypted communication, 1-8

standalone applications, 8-5, 8-6

standalone mode, 3-21, 3-22, H-9, H-10

start and stop servers and processes, 1-12

starting, 2-6

starting a domain, H-5

from command line, 2-14

status, 3-10

agent, H-4

changing server, H-21

domain, H-5

monitoring, 1-12

of domain, H-4

servers, H-16

services, H-16

status bar

toggling on and off, 3-6, 3-10

stopping a domain

from command line, 2-14

storage

document, 2-16

limiting users', 6-7

of content, 6-7

per user, 4-9

specifying BLOB for, 6-7

specifying LOB for, 6-7

storage space, 4-11

string datatype, 6-13, 6-16

structure of this guide, xvii

subclassing, 1-4, 6-4, 6-35

assigning attributes, 6-3

categories, 6-43

Category class, 6-41

class objects, 6-3

Sun Sparc Solaris

configuring e-mail on, 9-6

superclass, 6-3, 6-9, 6-10

system

architecture, 1-2

system ACLs, 4-30

system administration

enabling, 4-12

system administration privileges, 1-8

system administrative permissions, 4-14

system administrators

privileges, 4-6

system objects, 1-7, 6-4

system password, 4-2

resetting, 10-4

system privileges

levels, 4-6

SystemAccessControlList class, 6-6

SystemObject class, 6-7

SystemObject datatype, 6-16

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T

tables

database, 1-3, 1-7

direct access to, 1-7

Document, 2-17

lookup, 1-7

Overall Memory Usage by Host, 2-28

Overall Memory Usage by Node, 2-27

Overall Session Usage by Host, 2-26

Overall Session Usage by Node, 2-25

Overall Usage by Host, 2-24

Overall Usage by Node, 2-23

Session, 2-20

tablespaces

moving, 10-3, 10-9

targets

domain, 2-13

node, 2-13

templates

server configuration, 1-8

service configuration, 1-8, 3-2

theme indexing

turning off, E-8

turning on, E-8

themes

generating, E-8

Thread Count

monitoring, 2-22

threads, H-15

monitoring, 2-23

monitoring by host, 2-16

monitoring by node, 2-16

time-out

of search, B-9

time-out period, B-2

toolbar, 3-7

toggling on and off, 3-6

tools

administration, 1-9

total heap size, H-15

trace channels

default verbosity, B-12

trace data

destination of, B-11

trace logger, B-11

trace logger channels, B-11

Tracing service configuration properties, B-11

tracing verbosity, B-11

default, B-12

transactions

nested, B-8

rolling back, 4-22

translation problems, 10-15

tree view, 3-8

troubleshooting, 10-2

common errors in ifsconfigout.log and ifsconfigsql.log, 10-13

e-mail, 10-8

ifsconfigout.log, 10-13

ifsconfigsql.log, 10-13

national language support, 10-15

Oracle 9iFS Windows Utilities log files, 10-14

translation problems, 10-15

using configuration log files, 10-13

WCP log file, 10-14

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U

Uniform Resource Locator, 2-4

uninstallation

e-mail, 10-8

UNIX

e-mail setup, 9-5

uploading files

with Web interface, 10-7

uploading multiple files, 4-26

URL, 2-4

JDBC database, B-2

usage summary

by node, 1-18, H-15

user creation

editing default values, 3-6

user definitions, 3-6, 4-10

migrating, 8-7

user groups, 3-3

user interfaces

9iFS Utilities, 1-6

Web, 1-5, 1-6

Windows, 1-6

user management, 1-8

user migration, 8-14

user names

case sensitivity in authentication, B-6

User Primary Profile

associating with application name, 4-7

user profile information

specifying, 4-14

user profiles, 4-6

user sessions, 2-7

UserExportSet, 8-12, 8-14

creating, 8-14

importing, 8-16

UserProfile class, 6-6

users, 3-3, 6-7

access level of, 6-7

adding, 4-3

adding to groups, 4-15, 4-18

as grantees, 4-34

assigning administrative permissions, 4-14

assigning full administrative permissions, 4-14

assigning passwords, 4-2

authenticating, 4-7

authenticating database, B-6

creating, 4-2, 4-5, 4-9

creating home folders, 4-10

creating with Oracle 9iFS Manager, 4-13

creating with XML, 1-16

creating with XML configuration file, 4-17

credential manager, 4-7, 4-10

default ACL for non-admin, 4-12

default ACLs, 4-7

default ACLs for admin user, 4-12

deleting phantom, 8-12

directory, 4-12, 8-10, 8-12

e-mail profiles, 4-6, 4-7, 4-11

e-mail, addresses, 9-2

enabling them to change their passwords, 4-14

exporting, 8-12, 8-14

extended profile, 4-6

folders created for, 4-5

guest, 4-10

home folders, 4-4, 4-7

importing, 8-16

importing their groups, 8-15

information about, 6-6

limiting their space, 6-7

list of user definitions, 4-10

migrating, 8-2

migrating to Oracle Internet Directory, A-2

number of accounts, 2-16

passwords, 4-10

permissions, 4-31

phantom, 8-10, 8-12

Primary Profile, 4-10

Primary User Profile, 4-5, 6-6

profile information, 4-6

quota, 4-9, 4-11

root folders, 4-10

set default definitions, 4-9

set up at installation, 4-3

setting default definitions, 4-9

setting passwords, 4-14

setting up e-mail accounts, 9-8

setting up e-mail for, 9-8

setting up folders for, 4-5

specifying credential manager for, 6-7

specifying default credential manager, 4-14

storage space, 4-9, 4-11

storing application-specific information, 6-6

system privileges, 4-6

user profiles, 4-6

utilities

built into Oracle 9iFS Manager, 3-10

command line, 1-5

Import/Export, 8-6, 8-20

Oracle 9iFS Command Line Client, A-2

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V

validation

class, 6-8

data, 6-13

DTD, 6-31, 6-34

of datatypes, 6-16

XML, 6-31

value

finding specific, 6-21

value defaults, 3-4, 6-14

creating, 6-22

datatypes, 6-23

defining for an attribute, 6-8

Enumerated Values list, 6-24

example, 6-23

group of, 6-6

modifying, 6-24

multi-valued checkbox, 6-23

naming, 6-23

overview, 6-21

primitive values, 6-23

setting primitive-type values, 6-24

specify default value, 6-21

storing multiple values, 6-23

value domains, 3-3, 6-14

creating, 6-19

datatype, 6-20

defining for an attribute, 6-8

group of, 6-6

limiting attribute values, 6-18

modifying description, 6-21

naming, 6-19

non-primitive type, 6-21

overview, 6-18

ValueDefault class, 6-8

ValueDefaultPropertyBundle class, 6-6

ValueDomain class, 6-8

ValueDomainPropertyBundle class, 6-6

values

editing default, 3-6

primitive, 6-23

setting primitive-type, 6-24

specifying default, 6-21

verbosity

log files, D-2

of domain controller logs, D-2

VersionDescription class, 6-7

versioning

components built into Oracle 9iFS, 1-7

versioning hierarchy, 6-6, 6-7

VersionSeries class, 6-6

View menu, 3-6, 3-7

views

HTML, E-7

ifs_acls, 7-8

ifs_folder_items, 7-6

ifs_group_members, 7-8

ifs_groups, 7-7

ifs_users, 7-6

ifs_versioned_documents, 7-3

original document format, E-7

pre-defined, 1-7

provided out of the box, 7-2

repository, 7-2

SQL, 7-2

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W

WCP

logging commands, 10-14

WCP log file

using, 10-14

WCP protocol, 1-5

WcpServerConfiguration server, 5-8

Web Folders, 1-4

as extension to Windows Explorer, 1-5

Web interface, 1-6, 1-14

adding files with, 4-3

adding folders, 4-21

adding users with, 4-3

applying ACLs with, 4-40

creating ACLs with, 4-38

creating groups, 4-19

drag and drop files, 4-25

drag and drop upload, 10-7

linking to Portal page, C-36

problems accessing the, 10-7

upload files, 4-27

using to apply ACLs to a folder or file, 4-40

web pages

adding security to, 4-8

creating dynamic, 1-4

Web server, 1-5

web server

starting, 2-6

WebDAV client, 1-4

WebDAV clients, 1-5

WebDAV protocol, 1-5

WebFolders, C-33

WevDAV, C-33

Windows

9iFS Utilities, 1-5

accessing Oracle 9iFS through, 3-3

protocol server (WCP), C-29

Windows Client Protocol, 1-5

Windows file-sharing protocol, 1-4

Windows interface, 1-6

applying ACLs with, 4-40

creating ACLs, 4-38

Windows Net BIOS names, 1-5

Windows NT

Oracle 9iFS appears as local hard drive, 1-5

Windows Utilities

Oracle 9iFS, 1-6

Writeable Connection Pool service configuration properties, B-4

Writeable Connection Pool tab, H-20

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X

XML

configuration files, 1-16, 4-3

create folders, 4-21

creating ACLs with, 4-39

creating custom permission bundle with, 4-39

creating groups, 4-19

creating multiple folders, 4-21, 4-22

creating users with, 4-17

custom renderer, 6-37

CustomXmlParser, 6-28

default parser for, 6-28

DTD validation, 6-31

IfsXmlParser, 6-28

indexing metadata, E-7

indiscriminate indexing, E-7

limit scope of query with sectioners, E-7

LiteralDocumentParser, 6-28, 6-31

namespace, 6-34

parsing framework, 6-28, 6-29, 6-36

registering parser, 6-34

rendering in original form, 6-34

roundtrip, 6-34

setting default user definitions, 4-9

storing documents, 6-28

validating documents, 6-31

XML files

deleting parsed, 6-36

XML parser, 1-4

XmlParserLookup property bundles, 6-28