Universal Content Management (UCM) : is Oracle Solution for Enterprise Content Management ( from Stellent )
Oracle Universal Content Management Consist of
– Content Server( Offers Repository and Coreservices)
– Application Modules which further extend capabilities of Content Server
—— Web Content Management
—— Document Management
—— Records Management
—— Digital Asset Management
—— Imaging and BPM
Content Server
— There are two components of Content Server a) Repository & b) Core Services
— Content Server is foundation of UCM .
— All content (irrespective of type) is stored in repository that makes content server e.g. (email, discussion, documents, reports, spreadsheets, images, multimedia)
— Core Services provided by content server are Library Services, Security, Personalization, Workflow, Conversion, User Input, Search, Administration
UCM Application Modules
1. Web Content Management - Extends Content Server and offer additional feature for creating managing and publishing websites and Portal content. Web Content Management include Content Server, Site Studio, Dynamic Converter, Content Publisher
2. Document Management - Extends Content Server and offer additional feature to capture, secure, share and distribute digital and paper-based documents and reports. Document Management includes Content Server, PDF Converter, Dynamic Converter, Desktop
3. Record Management - Extends Content Server and offer functionality to create, declare, classify, retain and destroy records. Record Management Includes Content Server, Records Manager, Physical Content Manager, Desktop
4. Digital Asset Management - Extends Content Server and offer functionality to manage rich media files. Digital Asset Management includes Content Server, Image Manager, Oracle Video Manager
Related
http://www.oracle.com/products/middleware/content-management/index.html
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Hi,
I want to connect LDAP with content server:
error was showned like this.
Where i want to configure LDAP server?
Really i dont know where i wil get this resouces like provider name,provider class name?
soure path:?
LDAP server:?
LDAP suffix:?
LDAP port:?
LDAP admin DN:?
LDAP admin password:?
what provider class i want give?
i am new one for UCM.
please help me.
could in install LDAP in Linux server?or content server?
please tell how to connect LDAP server with UCM?
am critical suituation please.
Provider Name: LDAP
Provider Description: ldap connection
Connection State: 0 out of 1 connections are good
Connection Error: Error connecting to LDAP server ldap://server1.yantro.com:389. Make sure LDAP server is running on specified port and hostname. Error returned is: failed to connect to server server1.yantro.com:389
Last Activity Date: 11/25/08 7:48 PM
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Provider Type: ldapuser
Provider Class: ldap.ActiveDirectoryLdapProvider
Provider Connection: intradoc.provider.LdapConnection
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Source Path: LDAP
LDAP Server: server1.yantro.com
LDAP Suffix: DC=yantro,DC=com
LDAP Port: 389
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Number of connections: 1
Connection timeout:
Priority: 1
Credential Map:
Use Netscape: Yes
SSL Enabled: No
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Attribute Map:
Role Prefix: OU=ucm,OU=Security Groups[1] [1]
Default Network Roles:
Filter Groups: Yes
Use Full Group Name: No
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LDAP Admin DN: server1\orcladmin
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