You use the content_management_system_config.xml file
to configure the content management system, and to define the connection
that the IBM® Content Integrator
uses to connect to the repository.
Before you begin
You must install and configure IBM Content
Integrator before you configure the content management system. For
more information about installing and configuring IBM Content Integrator, see:
IBM Content
Integrator product documentation.
About this task
Configure the common attributes that enable you log in to
the content management system and the repository information for each
content management system repository that you want to connect to.
Procedure
- Open the content_management_system_config.xml configuration
file. The file is in the $TOP/etc/default/ directory.
- Modify the entries on the <content_integration> tag
to specify the user name, password, and URL. This information is required
to connect to the IBM Content
Integrator single sign-on server.
- Modify the entries on the <repository> tag
to define the content management system that you are connecting to.
You must specify the name of the repository connector, the item class,
and the URN of the folder where the content is added.
Note: You
can add multiple <repository> tags to define connectors
to multiple content management systems.
- Save the content_management_system_config.xml configuration
file.
- Modify the env_settings.ini file to enable
content management system integration as follows: This
file is available in the $TOP/bin/confdirectory.
# extensions
[extension cms]
enabled=yes
services=all
home=/opt/IBM/ContentIntegrator
jvm_opts=-Dvbr.home%EQUALS%/opt/IBM/ContentIntegrator
Where /opt/IBM/ContentIntegrator is
the path of the Content Integrator installation home directory.
- Set the parameter enable_content_reference_check to
true in the common.properties file. This
file is available in the $TOP/etc/default directory.
- Add values of the variables such as repo and username in
the content_management_system_config.xml file. This file is available in the $TOP/etc/default directory.