Click Open. Click OK.

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6.3.3.7 Unpackaging a Component

Use the following procedure to unpackage a component Zip file:

1. Use either of the following methods to display the

Install Screen : ■ In the Component Wizard Main Screen , from the Options menu, select Install. ■ From the Component List Screen , click Install. 2. Click Select. The Zip File Path screen is displayed.

3. Navigate to and select the component zip file.

4. Click Open.

The contents of the component zip file are listed on the Unpackage screen.

5. Click OK.

The component files are copied to the correct locations there might be a short delay while the files are unzipped, the Unpackage screen closes, and the component resources are shown in the Custom Resource Definition list on the Component Wizard Main Screen . The component is also added to the Component List.

6.3.3.8 Adding an Existing Component

Use the following procedure to add an existing unpackaged component to the Oracle Content Server instance: 1. Use either of the following methods to display the Add Component Screen : ■ In the Component Wizard Main Screen , from the Options menu, select Add. ■ From the Component List Screen , click Add. 2. Select the Use Existing Component option. 3. Click Browse. 4. Navigate to and select the component definition hda file components.hda.

5. Click Open.

The path and file name are displayed in the FilePath field.

6. Click OK.

The component resources are shown in the Custom Resource Definition list on the Component Wizard Main Screen . The component is also added to the Component List. Note: If you unpackage a component with the same name as an existing component on the Oracle Content Server instance, the older component will be zipped and copied to the DomainHomeucmcsbin directory, with a filename beginning with backup and ending with a time stamp such as backup1008968718221.zip. Note: Unpackaging a component does not enable it. See Section 6.3.3.3, Enabling and Disabling a Component. Managing Components 6-25

6.4 Using the Command Line

The ComponentTool component enables administrators to use a command line to install, enable, and disable components in the Oracle Content Server system. ComponentTool is installed enabled with the Oracle Content Server instance. When Oracle UCM is deployed, the ComponentTool launcher is installed by default for UNIX and Windows. The executable is located in the DomainHomeucmcsbin directory. UNIX ComponentTool Windows ComponentTool.exe Component Tool supports the commands listed in Table 6–2 . Note: Adding an existing component does not enable it. Table 6–2 ComponentTool Commands Task Command Install a component also automatically enables the component ComponentTool --install pathcomponent_name Enable a component ComponentTool --enable component_name Enable a component ComponentTool --disable component_name List enabled components ComponentTool --list-enabled List disabled components ComponentTool --list-disabled List all components ComponentTool --list Access ComponentTool help ComponentTool --help