From the portal navigation tree or menu, select Administration, then On the SES Crawler Export Administration page, click Configure On the Configure SESCrawlerExport page, click Configure Source Location Click Update.

7-20 Oracle Fusion Middleware System Administrators Guide for Oracle Content Server ■ Web Server: Access to the services provided by the SESCrawlerExport component must bypass single sign-on because Oracle SES is not compatible with the single sign-on solutions. Depending on the selected single sign-on solution, creating a bypass might be as simple as configuring a web server module to allow access to a subset of services. If you set up an additional web server on the Oracle Content Server instance, the web server must run on a different port than the standard Oracle Content Server port that is, something other than port 80. Configure this additional web server to not have any single sign-on protection at all. Also, set up Access Control Lists to allow only Oracle SES access to this web server. In the Oracle SES configuration, use this additional web server port in the configuration URLs for the Oracle Content Server source.

7.2.2.4 Configuring the Oracle Content Server Source Location Script

The Oracle Content Server source location script is a fully customizable Idoc script that evaluates against a content items metadata and returns the sources to which this content item should be set. To access the page where you can create or update the source location script:

1. From the portal navigation tree or menu, select Administration, then

SESCrawlerExport .

2. On the SES Crawler Export Administration page, click Configure

SESCrawlerExport . The configuration page is displayed.

3. On the Configure SESCrawlerExport page, click Configure Source Location

Script . The Configure Source Location Script page is displayed. 4. Enter the Idoc script in the provided area. By default, the source location script is set to all, which sends every content item flagged as Latest Released to all sources see the Source Name parameter configured on the Oracle Content Server instance. The all source name is a reserved keyword that indicates that all sources receive the content item. Similarly, the none source name is also a reserved keyword, but it indicates that the content item should be sent to no sources basically, the content item is not exported to Oracle SES.

5. Click Update.

If you want to remove the source location script, then click Reset. 6. To test the source location script, enter a content items Document Name dDocName in the field provided, then click Test. If there are syntax errors in the script, the errors are either displayed on the page or in the server output, depending on the type of syntax error. Logic errors can be corrected on the SESCrawlerExport Source Location Script page and the test can be run again immediately. If the script returns a source name that does not exist, an error is generated in the server output. The invalid source name is removed and the items continue to be processed, but it is recorded in the logs. You can correct this problem by either removing the source name from the script or adding a new Source Name parameter value for your Oracle Content Server instance. Managing Search Tools 7-21 You can return multiple source names in the script by separating them with commas. In the following example, the source location script is set up to send all content items that have a Document Type dDocType of ADACCT into a source named accounting, and everything else falls into the source named default. The accounting and default sources must be set up separately by adding those names into the Source Name parameter on the Configure SESCrawlerExport page. if dDocType like ADACCT accounting else default endif 7-22 Oracle Fusion Middleware System Administrators Guide for Oracle Content Server 8 Managing System Migration and Archiving 8-1 8 Managing System Migration and Archiving This chapter provides information about the tools and tasks for migrating structure and metadata from one Oracle Content Server instance to another Oracle Content Server instance, and for archiving information including content. Information also is provided about migrating metadata from a Universal Online Archive to an Oracle Content Server instance. ■ Section 8.1, Introduction to Migration Tools and Components ■ Section 8.2, Migrating System Configurations ■ Section 8.3, Archives, Collections and Batch Files ■ Section 8.4, Exporting Data in Archives ■ Section 8.5, Importing Data ■ Section 8.6, Transferring Files ■ Section 8.7, Replicating Files ■ Section 8.8, Archive and Migration Strategies ■ Section 8.9, Folder Archiving ■ Section 8.10, Folder Structure Archiving ■ Section 8.11, Archiver Replication Exceptions ■ Section 8.12, Troubleshooting Archiving Issues

8.1 Introduction to Migration Tools and Components

Several tools are available for archiving and migrating information from and to an Oracle Content Server instance. Each tool serves a different purpose and most can be used together. ■ Configuration Migration Utility component : Use to select elements of your Oracle Content Server instance to migrate to another instance. ■ Archiver : A Java applet for transferring and reorganizing Oracle Content Server files and information. You can use the archiver with the migration utility to migrate a complete Oracle Content Server instance, including content, from one system to another. ■ Folder Archiving : Use to migrate the folder structure of your Oracle Content Server instance from one location to another. Supports Folders and Folders_g.