Document Organization Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library

1 Introduction 1-1 1 Introduction Idoc Script is a proprietary server-side scripting language. This guide describes Idoc Script usage and syntax, and provides detailed descriptions and examples of predefined Idoc Script functions, variables, and configuration settings. This chapter contains these topics: ■ Section 1.1, Document Organization ■ Section 1.2, What’s New and Changed

1.1 Document Organization

The information contained in this guide is based on Oracle Content Server 11g Release 1 11.1.1. The information is subject to change as the product technology evolves and as hardware and operating systems are created and modified. Due to the technical nature of browsers, databases, web servers, and operating systems, Oracle cannot warrant compatibility with all versions and features of third-party products. This guide is divided into the following chapters: ■ Chapter 2, Idoc Script Application, describes Idoc Script and how it is used. ■ Chapter 3, Master List: Idoc Script by Type, lists all variables and functions sorted by type configuration variable, settable variable, and so on. ■ Chapter 4, Master List: Idoc Script by Usage, lists all variables and functions sorted by where they are used for example, in Workflows, or in the Debugger. ■ Chapter 5, Core Functions by Type and Usage, provides a subset of information in Chapter 3, Master List: Idoc Script by Type, and Chapter 4, Master List: Idoc Script by Usage, listing only those variables and functions that relate to core Oracle Content Server functionality, which include: ■ Section 5.7, Content Items ■ Section 5.8, Oracle Content Server ■ Section 5.9, Database ■ Section 5.10, Indexing ■ Section 5.11, Schema ■ Section 5.12, Searching ■ Section 5.13, Security ■ Section 5.14, Web Server ■ Section 5.15, Workflow 1-2 Oracle Fusion Middleware Idoc Script Reference Guide ■ Chapter 6, Core Oracle Content Server Variables and Functions, describes each function and variable used in core Oracle Content Server processing, with details on usage. ■ Chapter 7, Management and Configuration Options by Type and Usage, lists only those variables and functions used to manage the Oracle Content Server system, including: ■ Section 7.8, Archiver ■ Section 7.9, Batch Loader ■ Section 7.10, Clients ■ Section 7.11, Content Profiles ■ Section 7.12, Date and Time ■ Section 7.13, Debugging ■ Section 7.14, Directories and Paths ■ Section 7.15, Dynamichtml ■ Section 7.16, Field Display ■ Section 7.17, Idoc Script ■ Section 7.18, JSP ■ Section 7.19, Localization ■ Section 7.20, Page Display ■ Section 7.21, Personalization ■ Section 7.22, ResultSets ■ Section 7.23, Strings ■ Section 7.24, Templates ■ Section 7.25, Users ■ Chapter 8, Management and Configuration Variables and Functions, describes each function and variable used to configure and manage the Oracle Content Server system, with details on usage. ■ Chapter 9, Feature and Product Variables and Functions by Type and Usage, lists variables and functions related to additional features and products for the Oracle Content Server system, including: – Section 9.3, Conversion – Section 9.4, Folders and WebDAV – Section 9.5, HTML Preview – Section 9.6, Pop-Up Calendar – Section 9.7, Records Manager ■ Chapter 10, Feature and Product Variables and Functions, describes each function and variable related to additional features and products for the Oracle Content Server system, with details on usage. An index is provided. Introduction 1-3

1.2 What’s New and Changed