Start of changeIBM Content Navigator, Version 2.0.3         

Next steps: Enabling users to access deployed web applications

After you configure and deploy your web application, you must take additional steps to enable users to access the deployed application. The steps that you must take depend on the type of web application that you deployed.

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Use the following table to determine the high-level steps that you need to take to enable users to access your deployed web applications.
Web application Next steps
IBM® Content Navigator
  1. Starting the end user help system for IBM Content Navigator
  2. Updating your web application server for IBM Content Navigator components
  3. Running the script to configure your database for IBM Content Navigator
  4. Mapping IBM Content Navigator components to IBM HTTP Server
  5. Verifying your IBM Content Navigator deployment
  6. Configuring the IBM Content Navigator web client
IBM CMIS for Content Manager
  1. Mapping IBM Content Navigator components to IBM HTTP Server
  2. Verifying your IBM CMIS deployment
  3. Administering IBM CMIS for Content Manager
IBM CMIS for Content Manager OnDemand
  1. Updating your web application server for IBM Content Navigator components
  2. Mapping IBM Content Navigator components to IBM HTTP Server
  3. Verifying your IBM CMIS deployment
IBM CMIS for FileNet® Content Manager
  1. Mapping IBM Content Navigator components to IBM HTTP Server
  2. Verifying your IBM CMIS deployment
IBM FileNet Collaboration Services
  1. Mapping IBM Content Navigator components to IBM HTTP Server
  2. Verifying your IBM FileNet Collaboration Services deployment
  3. Administering IBM FileNet Collaboration Services
Parent topic: Configuring and deploying IBM Content Navigator components
Previous topic: Configuring and deploying web applications by using the IBM Content Navigator command-line interface
Next topic: Completing post-configuration tasks
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