Oracle Content Server provide Repository and Core Services required for Oracle Universal Content Management (UCM, Content Management product from Stellent)
This post covers key points for Content Server Installation and documentation related to Content Server and UCM
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Installation Requirement
Apart from operating system you need following software to install content server
1) JVM 1.5 (This comes by default with content server or you can use JVM of your choice)
2) Web Server - Sun Web Server (6.1 or Higher) or Apache (2.0.55 and Higher or 2.2.x) or IBM HTTP Server (2.0.42 or higher) or Oracle HTTP Server (1013 or higher built on Apache2)
3) Database - MS SQL Server (2000, 2005) or Oracle Database (10g R1 & R2 or 9.2.X) or IBM DB2 (8.1, 8.2) or Sybase (ASE 15) )
Things to note
1. Usually Web Server and content server are on same machine but they can be on different machine (for extra security)
* Site Studio is not compatible in setup where Web Server and Content Server are on different server
2. Identify where you wish to store Native file repository (Vault) and web-viewable file repository (Web Layout) - more on Vault & Web Layout coming soon ..
3.You can configure database for Content Server during content server installation (automatically) or can configure later manually using scripts at /UCM/ContentServer/database/<db_name>
4. You can configure web server for Content Server during content server installation (automatically) or can configure later manually.
5. Software for content server is in directory UCM/ContentServer/[operating_system]like for linux its in UCM/ContentServer/linux (where UCM is directory created by unzipping Content Server Software)
6. To start installation run ./setup.sh from above directory
7.Security filter is used to restrict access to content server, only IP listed in security filter can access content server. Multiple IP’s can be added to Security Filter during installation and can be modified later.
* Security Filter does not restrict access to Content Server via browser, it only restrict access for technologies like Report Parser, Content Integration Suite …..
8. If Web Server and Content Server are on different machine then IP address of Machine hosting web server should be in Security Filter list
9. If there are multiple content server then assign different URL prefix for each content Server.
Related
Related Posts for UCM
- Oracle Universal Content Management Architecture
- Oracle Content Server (UCM) installation overview
- Oracle UCM Content Server Installation on Linux : Step by Step Doc - Part I
- Configure Apache (Oracle HTTP Server) with Stellent Content Server (UCM) - Part II
- Security (Users, Groups, Accounts) in Oracle Content Server (ECM/UCM)
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Follow-up comment rss or Leave a TrackbackAtul,
Oracle Content Server Installation overview doc is very good and useful. Good job.
Hi Atul,
i follow the installation steps from the documentation. I am using oracle database and apache 2.29 version but i cannot access to the content server home page without specifying any port. Do you need to specify any port number when u access the Content Server home page?
You mean you have to specify port or wish to access it without specifying port
or
You can’t access content server home page at all ?
Hi Atul,
it´s possible to define a distributed architecture, putting in other JVM server (like a Websphere or Tomcat) the jsp and Java code for presentantion layer and the others developments?
to separate the development and the repository.
Atul,
I would like to know where I can find a question bank on OCM for preparation for an interview.
Thanks,
Atul,
I meant UCM.. not OCM.. it was a typo.
Thanks,
Hi Sir,
please can yu tell me what the problem is all about i can not access my homepage on my content server i don’t know what am doing wrong please kindly assist.
Isaac
Isaac,
Which version of content server you are using ?
Which web server is configured with Content Server ?
What URL you are using ?
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