Content Server - Property File Updates

modifications are required in the active ini file, which is located in the profile folder the following changes need to be made general preferences configuration before configuring the cm8 connection, ensure that the general preferences are correctly set in the \[general preferences] section of the active ini file cm8 systems = cm8 this property specifies the identifier for the cm8 system it should be set to "cm8" to correctly reference the content manager system throughout the configuration content systems = cs1cm8 this property identifies the content system being used set it to "cs1cm8" to match the subsequent content server configuration cm8 connection configuration in the \[cm8 connection] section of the active ini file, the following properties should be set cm8 enabled = yes this property enables the cm8 connection ensure that it is set to "yes" to allow the application to connect to the cm8 system cm8 datastorename = <\<cm8 data store name>> replace <\<cm8 data store name>> with the actual name of the cm8 data store you intend to connect to cm8 proxyuser = <\<cm8 datastore username>> replace <\<cm8 datastore username>> with the username used for accessing the cm8 data store cm8 proxypasswd = <\<cm8 datastore password in base64 encrypted>> enter the password for the cm8 data store in base64 encrypted format ensure that this value is correctly encrypted to maintain security cm8 datetimeformat = mm/dd/yyyy hh\ mm\ ss a z this sets the date and time format for cm8 the format is in mm/dd/yyyy hh\ mm\ ss a z, which includes the date, time, and time zone cm8 sslenabled = no if secure socket layer (ssl) is not required, set this property to "no " if ssl is needed, change this to "yes" and ensure proper ssl configuration cm8 configurationstring = icmserversfile=(<\<full path to cmbicmsrvs ini>>);icmenvfile=(<\<full path to cmbicmenv ini>>) update the cm8 configurationstring to include the full paths to the cmbicmsrvs ini and cmbicmenv ini files these files are essential for the connection, as they contain server and environment settings example configuration for better understanding, here’s an example of how the cm8 configurationstring might look after being updated inicopy codecm8 configurationstring = icmserversfile=(c \\\users\\\muhammadk\\\desktop\\\useful\\\pluginconversionworkspace\\\cm8config\\\cmbicmsrvs ini);icmenvfile=(c \\\users\\\muhammadk\\\desktop\\\useful\\\pluginconversionworkspace\\\cm8config\\\cmbicmenv ini) in this example, the paths are fully qualified, and they point to the locations where the cmbicmsrvs ini and cmbicmenv ini files are stored ensure that the paths in your configuration match the actual file locations on your system content server connection configuration in addition to the cm8 connection settings, you also need to configure properties related to the content server connection these should be placed in the \[cm8 content server connection] section of the active ini file cs1cm8 contentserver enabled = yes enables the content server connection this should be set to "yes" to activate the connection cs1cm8 contentserver signaturerequired = yes indicates whether a signature is required for the connection set this to "yes" if a signature is mandatory cs1cm8 contentserver overridesystemcreatemodifdate = yes/no determines whether the creation and modification dates are manually handled if set to "yes," manual control is enabled; otherwise, system generated dates are used cs1cm8 contentserver pure = this property should be configured based on your specific requirements consult your system administrator if unsure cs1cm8 contentserver host = 0 0 0 0 replace 0 0 0 0 with the actual ip address or hostname of the content server cs1cm8 contentserver port = 8082 specifies the port number used by the content server ensure that this matches your server's configuration cs1cm8 contentserver ssl = 8090 if ssl is enabled, specify the ssl port number here adjust this based on your ssl configuration cs1cm8 contentserver threads = 10 sets the number of threads the server can handle adjust the thread count according to your system's capacity and workload cs1cm8 contentserver cms type = cm8 indicates that the content management system type is cm8 this should not be changed unless you are using a different cms cs1cm8 contentserver sap type = ed1 set the sap server type according to your environment ed1 is used in this example, but it may vary based on your system cs1cm8 contentserver tmpdir = <\<temp directory path>> replace <\<temp directory path>> with the path to the temporary directory used by the content server cs1cm8 contentserver certdir = <\<directory path that holds certificate>> replace <\<directory path that holds certificate>> with the directory path where ssl or other certificates are stored cs1cm8 contentserver mapping = <\<sap server archive link rep name>> specify the sap server archive link repository name replace <\<sap server archive link rep name>> with the correct name for your setup cs1cm8 contentserver location = 155900703939 set the location identifier as required by your environment cs1cm8 contentserver content type = <\<item type created in cm8>> replace <\<item type created in cm8>> with the specific item type that was created in the cm8 system document part item types the following document part item types must be configured to handle different content types cs1cm8 contentserver content docpart nontextualcontent = icmbasecs used to contain non textual content such as images or audio this item type is required cs1cm8 contentserver content docpart sapnotes = icmnotelogcs used to contain a log of all sap notes this document part item type is essential for sap note management cs1cm8 contentserver content docpart doctextcontent = icmbasetextcs this item type is necessary only if you want to search the content of the archived documents cs1cm8 contentserver type = alt1 specifies the content server type ensure this matches your specific configuration cs1cm8 contentserver contenttype columns = {"doc docid" "doc docid","doc docprot" "doc docprotection","doc createts" "doc doccreatets","doc lastchangedts" "doc doclastchangedts","common part prop compid" "common part prop compid","common part prop pversion" "common part prop version","common part prop contrep" "common part prop contenttype","common part prop charset" "common part prop charset","common part prop checksum" "common part prop checksum","common part prop conttype" "common part prop contenttype","common part prop createts" "common part prop compcreatets","common part prop lastchangedts" "common part prop complastchangedts"} configure these columns according to your content server's requirements conditional exclusion if the overridesystemcreatemodifdate property is set to no, you may exclude the following part from the cs1cm8 contentserver contenttype columns configuration "common part prop conttype" "common part prop contenttype","common part prop createts" "common part prop compcreatets","common part prop lastchangedts" "common part prop complastchangedts" this exclusion is necessary when the system’s creation and modification dates are used instead of manually handling these dates