OpenText Cordys 10.6 documentation : Document Store Configuration Interface

Document Store Configuration Interface
This topic describes the fields on the connector.

The following fields are present in the Store Details area of the Configuration page.

Field Name

Description

Store Name

Type the name of the document.

Store Type

Select the type of server. The following are the choices you have:

  • Repository
  • OpenText Content Server(OTCS)
  • Jackrabbit
  • Others. (Use this option if you want to use any other repository for managing documents)

Cordys Repository

The following fields are displayed in the Repository Configuration Details area when the Repository option is selected:

Field Name

Description

Database Configuration

Select the database configuration in this field. For more information on configuring databases, refer to Managing Database Configuration. Note that the Cordys System option contains the database configuration information that was provided while installing Process Platform.

Repository Root

The repository root folder of the document.

OpenText Content Server (OTCS)

Note: In order to use OTCS as the document store:

  1. Ensure that OpenText Content Server is installed on your computer and you have administrator privileges to connect to the content server.
  2. Ensure that the jar otcs-client-stubs.jar available at <Installation_Directory>\components\documentstore\lib folder is placed in the JRE classpath of the service container.
  3. Before you begin add Cordys resource and Content Server resource as mentioned in Managing OTDS Resources.

The following fields are displayed in the Repository Configuration Details area when the OTCS option is selected:

Field Name
Description

OpenText Cordys Resource

OTDS resource created for Cordys using Managing OTDS Resources

OpenText Content Server Resource

OTDS resource created for Content server using Managing OTDS Resources
User Partition The  User Partition name in OTDS, which has the users for Content Server

End Point URL

The HTTP URL which serves as a base URL to connect to all the Web service operations of OTCS.

For example: http://<machinename>:<portnumber>/les-services/services/DocumentManagement

Repository Root

The repository root folder which will serve as the base folder within a given workspace
Workspace The root container which stores all the documents
Content Server User Group Name

User group name created in the Content Server

Jackrabbit

The following fields are displayed in the Repository Configuration Details area when the Jackrabbit option is selected:

Field Name

Description

Repository URL

The URL of the document within the repository

User Name

The user name to access the server where the document is stored

Password

The password to access the server where the document is stored

Repository Root

The repository root folder of the document

Others

Process Platform provides you with the IDocumentStore interface. This interface must be implemented when you want to use any other repository other than the Process Platform Repository or Jackrabbit.

The following is a brief code for implementing the IDocumentStore interface:

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public abstract class JSRDocumentStoreClient implements IDocumentStore 
{ 
     public boolean initializeStore(StoreConfiguration configuration) throws DocumentStoreException {} //more methods need to be defined 
} 
 
public class XDSDocumentStore implements IDocumentStore 
{ 
     //more methods need to be defined 
}

 

Field Name

Description

Implementation Class

The name of the class that implements the IDocumentStore interface. For more information on IDocumentStore class, refer to the Document Store package in Java documentation.

Classpath

The classpath of the class that is implementing the IDocumentStore interface.

External Configuration XML

Any additional information that is required to access the repository must be pasted in this field in XML format. These details are passed to the implementation class. The contents of this field are passed to the StoreConfiguration object as shown in the code above. The StoreConfiguration object is in turn passed to the initialize method of the implementation class. For more information, refer to the Document Store package in Java documentation.

Repository Root

The repository root folder of the document.



Related information

Document Store