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Oracle Internet File System Setup and Administration Guide
Release 9.0.2
Part Number A95995-01
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Preface
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Structure of this Guide
Related Documentation
1 Getting Started with Oracle Internet File System
Oracle Internet File System Overview
Oracle 9
i
FS Components
An Object-oriented File System
The Oracle 9
i
FS Java API
The Oracle 9
i
FS Schema
Objects in Oracle 9
i
FS
Security in Oracle 9
i
FS
Other Security Features
Administration Tools Overview
Oracle 9
i
FS Configuration Assistant
Oracle 9
i
FS Credential Manager Configuration Assistant
Enterprise Manager Console for Oracle9i Application Server
Oracle Enterprise Manager Java Console
Oracle 9
i
FS Manager
File System Application: The "Web Interface"
Command Line Utilities
XML Configuration Files
Import/Export Utility
Dynamically Monitoring Domain Performance: The "Dashboard"
2 Administering an Oracle 9
i
FS Domain
The Oracle 9
i
FS
Domain
Oracle9i Application Server and OC4J
Locators
Guarded and Unguarded Nodes
The Oracle 9
i
FS DAV Servlet and Oracle HTTP Server
Services and Servers
Starting Oracle 9
i
FS
Starting Oracle 9
i
FS through the Enterprise Manager Console for Oracle9i Application Server
Starting Oracle 9
i
FS from the Command Line
Monitoring the Performance of an Oracle 9
i
FS Domain
The General Subtab
The Documents Subtab
The Sessions Subtab
The Overall Usage Subtab
Monitoring Node Properties
Log Files
3 Working with Oracle 9
i
FS Manager
Oracle 9
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FS Manager: An Overview
Administrative Tasks
Development Tasks
You Must Have Administrative Permissions
Parts of the Oracle 9
i
FS Manager Window
Tools and Utilities Built into Oracle 9
i
FS Manager
Browser
Property Inspector
Create and Create Like
Searching for Objects
Working with Oracle 9
i
FS Manager as a Standalone Application
4 Setting Up Oracle Internet File System
Overview
Step 1: Plan Your System and the Folder Hierarchy
Folders in Oracle 9
i
FS
Guidelines for Structuring the Folder Hierarchy
Planning Access Requirements
Step 2: Create Users and Groups
User and System Administrator Privileges
User Profiles
Credential Manager Users
Creating Users
Creating Groups
Step 3: Set Up the Folder Hierarchy and Load Files into Oracle 9
i
FS
Create the Folder Hierarchy
Set the Mount Points
Migrating Data from Your Legacy Systems
Step 4: Set Up Security
Password Protection in Oracle 9
i
FS
Access Control Lists (ACLs)
Primary User Profiles and Default ACLs
Using Oracle 9
i
FS Manager to Create an ACL
Using the Web Interface to Create an ACL
Using the Windows Interface to Create an ACL
Using XML to Create an ACL
Using the Oracle 9
i
FS Manager to Apply ACLs
Using the Web Interface to Apply ACLs
Using the Windows Interface to Apply an ACL
5 Service and Server Configuration
Configuration Settings Are Stored as Objects in the Repository
Service Configurations
How Service Configuration Properties Are Obtained
Service Configuration Files versus Objects
Changing a Service Configuration
Server Configurations
Working with Server Configurations
Changing Server Configuration Settings
Node Configurations
Viewing Node Information Using Oracle 9
i
FS Manager
Changing a Node Configuration
6 Managing Objects Used by Developers with Oracle 9
i
FS Manager
The Developer's Section of Oracle 9
i
FS Manager
Managing Class Objects
Class Hierarchy
Creating Class Objects
Modifying Class Objects
Class Domains
Why Use a Class Domain?
Creating a Class Domain
Modifying Class Domains
Deleting Class Domains
Value Domains
Creating New Value Domains
Modifying Value Domains
Value Defaults
Creating a New Value Default
Example
Modifying Value Defaults
Using Java Server Pages
JSP Execution
Registering JSPs
Parsers
Associating the Parser with a File Extension
XML Parsing Framework
Registering Parsers
Renderers
Registering Renderers
Formats (Mimetypes)
Creating a Format/Mimetype
Modifying Formats/Mimetypes
Deleting Formats/Mimetypes
Working with Categories
Subclassing a Category Class
InterMedia Annotator Overview
7 Oracle 9
i
FS Schema SQL Views
Viewing Your Schema with SQL Views
The Schema Views
View: ifs_versioned_documents
View: ifs_all_documents
View: ifs_folders
View: ifs_folder_items
View: ifs_users
View: ifs_groups
View: ifs_group_members
View: ifs_acls
Example: Selecting Attributes of a Document
8 Migrating, Backing Up, and Restoring Data
Migrating Legacy Data to Oracle 9
i
FS
Migration Checklist
Migrate the Users
Recreate the Groups
Migrate the Content
Migrate Your Applications
Migrating Data and Users from One Instance of Oracle 9
i
FS to Another
Creating the Export Set
Importing the ExportSet
Exporting and Importing Users
Backing Up and Restoring Data
Performing Backups with the Import/Export Utility
9 Oracle Internet File System E-mail Functionality
Oracle 9
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FS E-mail Servers
Users and E-mail Addresses
How E-mail Is Stored
E-mail Setup
Server Setup
Configuring Sendmail
Quick Setup Steps
Client Setup
Make Sure that the Oracle 9
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FS E-mail Server Is Running
Security Features
Encrypted E-mail
Signed E-mail
IMAP Server SSL Configuration
10 Oracle 9
i
FS Troubleshooting and Performance Information
Troubleshooting General Problems and Performance Issues
Troubleshooting Client Problems
Use Analyze to Optimize Performance
Troubleshooting E-mail Problems
Troubleshooting Oracle Text Problems with Internet File System
Using the Configuration Log Files
IfsConfigOut.log
IfsConfigSql.log
Common Errors Found in the IfsConfigOut.log and IfsConfigSql.log Files
The WCP Server Log File
General Notes About the WCP Server Log
The Oracle 9
i
FS Windows Utilities Log Files
Globalization Support Troubleshooting
Possible Problem: FTP Client
Possible Problem: Filenames Truncated or Corrupted
Possible Problem: Unable to Drag and Drop Files Through the Web Interface
Possible Problem: Unable to Insert Files Through FTP
Possible Problem: Unable to Perform Context Searches on Multilingual Content
A Command Line Utilities Reference
Oracle 9
i
FS Command Line Utilities Installation and Configuration
Running the Command Line Utilities
Starting the Command Line Utilities
Navigation Commands
File Manipulation Commands
Miscellaneous Commands
Globalization Support Commands
B Service Configuration Properties
The Service Configuration Properties
Oracle9i Database/JDBC
Service
Service Data Cache
Service ACL Cache
Writeable Connection Pool
Read-Only Connection Pool
Directory Service
Session
Session Object Cache
Tracing
NLS
C Server Configuration Objects
Overview of Server Configuration
Content Garbage Collection Agent
Dangling Object AV Cleanup Agent
Event Exchanger Agent
Expiration Agent
FolderIndexAnalyzerAgent
Garbage Collection Agent
interMedia Annotator Agent
Outbox Agent
Quota Agent
Service Warmup Agent
Service Watchdog Agent
AppleTalk Filing Protocol (AFP) Server
AfpGarbageCollection Agent
Command Line Utilities Protocol (CUP) Server
File Transfer Protocol (FTP) Server
Internet Mail Access Protocol (IMAP) Server
NbServer
NFS Protocol Server
Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) Server
Server Message Block (SMB) Protocol Server
Windows Client Protocol (WCP) Server
Windows NT File System Protocol Server (for Windows NT Only)
DavServerConfigurations
D Process Configuration Files
DomainController.def
Node.def
HttpNode.def
E Working with Oracle Text
The Oracle Text Index
SQL Scripts for Creating IFS_TEXT Index
Maintaining the IFS_TEXT Index
Index Maintenance
Using the PL/SQL Package
Using Oracle 9
i
FS Manager to Designate Indexing
Monitoring Oracle Text Indexing of Oracle 9
i
FS Documents
Additional Features of Oracle Text
Document Services
XML Indexing
Theme Indexing
See Also
F FTP Quote Commands
"DELIM"
"ACL"
"NOACL"
"SETLANGUAGE"
"SHOWLANGUAGE"
"SETCHARENCODING"
"SHOWCHARENCODING"
"PARSEMODEON"
"PARSEMODEOFF"
"CASCADEON"
"CASCADEOFF"
"ADMIN"
"NOADMIN"
G Administration and Operation Scripts
H Domain Administration with the Java-based Oracle Enterprise Manager Console
Starting Oracle 9
i
FS through the Oracle Enterprise Manager Java Console
Launch the Oracle Enterprise Manager Java Console
Start the Oracle 9
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FS Domain
Start Oracle 9
i
FS Manager
Automatically Restarting the Domain and its Nodes
Node Discovery
The Discovery Wizard
Launching Oracle 9
i
FS Manager as a Standalone Application
Monitoring the Performance of an Oracle 9
i
FS Domain
Monitoring Node Performance
View the Status of Services and Servers
Service Details
Server Information
Log Files
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