Content manager version 8.1 migration guide for multiplatforms / [Wei-Dong Jackie Zhu ... et al.].

Format:

Book

Contributor:

Zhu, Wei-Dong Jackie.

Series:

IBM redbooks.

Redbooks

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Database management.

Content manager.

Physical Description:

xxii, 362 p. : ill.

Edition:

1st ed.

Place of Publication:

[San Jose, Calif.] : IBM International Technical Support Organization, 2002.

Language Note:

English

Contents:

Front cover

Contents

Figures

Tables

Notices

Trademarks

Preface

The structure of this book

Required skills

The team that wrote this redbook

Become a published author

Comments welcome

Part 1 Migration planning

Chapter 1. Why migrate?

1.1 What's new in Content Manager Version 8.1?

1.1.1 Resource Manager

1.1.2 Improved performance

1.1.3 Support for Sun Solaris

1.1.4 Common system administration

1.1.5 Enhanced desktop client and eClient

1.1.6 Integrated text searching

1.1.7 Image searching

1.1.8 Enhanced data model

1.1.9 Enhanced workflow capabilities

1.1.10 Document routing

1.1.11 Easier installation

1.1.12 Comprehensive code samples

1.1.13 Information Center

1.1.14 Accessibility

1.2 New in Enterprise Information Portal Version 8.1

1.2.1 New and improved connectors

1.2.2 New information mining services

1.2.3 Support for Sun Solaris

1.2.4 Common system administration

1.2.5 IBM Web Crawler

1.2.6 Enhanced workflow capabilities

1.2.7 Federated level access control

1.2.8 Information Center

1.2.9 Accessibility

1.3 Architectural changes

1.3.1 Component structure

1.3.2 Logical data model

Chapter 2. Migration process

2.1 Overview

2.1.1 Content Manager Version 8.1 migration process

2.1.2 Content Manager Version 8.1 migration utilities

2.1.3 Enterprise Information Portal Version 8.1 migration process

2.2 Migration considerations

2.2.1 Documentation

2.2.2 Migration effort

2.2.3 Software prerequisites

2.2.4 Hardware requirements

2.2.5 Impact on your existing data

2.2.6 Disk space

2.2.7 Backup

2.2.8 Timing

2.2.9 User management

2.3 Migration scenarios

2.3.1 Physical migration scenario overview

2.3.2 Migrating to an active Content Manager Version 8.1 system.

2.3.3 Migrating Content Manager systems earlier than Version 7.1

2.3.4 Changing the operating system environment

2.4 Recommended migration process

2.5 Factors in your migration decisions

2.5.1 Migrating to new machines

2.6 Migration: trying it out

2.6.1 Testing Content Manager system and data migration

2.6.2 Testing the EIP system and data migration

2.6.3 Testing ported applications

Part 2 System and data migration on Windows

Chapter 3. Installing Content Manager Version 8.1 on Windows

3.1 Installation preparation

3.2 Hardware and software requirements

3.2.1 Software prerequisites verification

3.3 Defining component names, users, environment values

3.3.1 Defining new system component names

3.3.2 Defining users

3.3.3 Checking your environment values

3.4 Installing Content Manager Version 8.1 for Windows

3.4.1 Verifying services are running

3.4.2 Installing Library Server and Resource Manager

3.4.3 Installation verification

3.4.4 Cleaning up log files

3.5 Configuring SSL for the HTTP server

3.5.1 Creating a key database

3.5.2 Creating a self-signed certificate

3.5.3 Setting up SSL in HTTP server

3.5.4 Verifying SSL setup

3.5.5 Entries added to the HTTPD.conf file

3.5.6 Entries added to the WebSphere plugin-cfg.xml file

3.6 Database recreation and DB2 binding

Chapter 4. Data migration on Windows

4.1 Data migration scenarios on Windows

4.1.1 Migration scenarios

4.1.2 Our migration scenario (scenario D)

4.2 Data migration preparation

4.2.1 Validating and documenting existing environment

4.2.2 Checking disk space

4.2.3 Reviewing non-migratable Library Server tables

4.2.4 Verifying Java environment variables

4.2.5 Installing migration utilities

4.2.6 Where to look for migration progress and error messages.

4.2.7 Where to look up error messages and return codes

4.2.8 Establishing connection to CM V8.1 database

4.3 Migrating Content Manager Version 7.1 data

4.3.1 Overview

4.3.2 Clearing Object Server staging area

4.3.3 Shutting down the Content Manager system

4.3.4 Backing up the Content Manager Version 7.1 system

4.3.5 Running the Migration Wizard

4.3.6 Transferring exported files

4.3.7 Importing user data to CM V8.1 Library Server

4.3.8 Migrating user data to CM V8.1 Resource Manager(s)

4.3.9 Post migration validation

Chapter 5. Enterprise Information Portal migration on Windows

5.1 Sharing a Content Manager V8.1 database with EIP

5.2 Uninstalling EIP V7.1

5.2.1 Deinstallation steps

5.2.2 Deinstallation verification

5.3 Installing EIP V8.1

5.3.1 Installation steps

5.3.2 Installation verification

5.4 Migrating EIP administration database

5.4.1 Features of EIP V8.1 migration utility

5.4.2 Prerequisites

5.4.3 Installing and running EIP migration utility

5.4.4 Migration verification

5.5 Creating WebSphere WAR and EAR files for EIP

5.5.1 Building Web Archive (WAR) file

5.5.2 Building Enterprise Archive (EAR) file

5.5.3 Verification

5.5.4 Maintenance

Part 3 System and data migration on AIX

Chapter 6. Installing Content Manager Version 8.1 on AIX

6.1 Installation preparation

6.2 Hardware and software requirements

6.2.1 Library Server hardware requirements

6.2.2 Library Server software requirements

6.2.3 Resource Manager hardware requirements

6.2.4 Resource Manager software requirements

6.2.5 Software prerequisites verification

6.3 Upgrading AIX

6.3.1 Upgrading AIX 4.3.3 maintenance level

6.3.2 Upgrading AIX 5.1 maintenance level

6.4 Defining file systems, users, and user groups.

6.4.1 Defining important directories and new file systems

6.4.2 Defining AIX users and user groups

6.5 Installing VisualAge C++ compiler and LUM

6.6 Installing DB2 and DB2 Text Information Extender

6.6.1 Installing DB2 UDB Version 7.2 Enterprise Edition

6.6.2 Installing DB2 Text Information Extender Version 7.1

6.6.3 Installing FixPak 1 for DB2 Text Information Extender

6.6.4 Installing DB2 UDB FixPak 7 for Content Manager

6.7 Creating and configuring DB2 instances

6.7.1 Creating database instances

6.7.2 Configuring database instances

6.7.3 Configuring users for database instances

6.7.4 Cataloging database instances

6.8 Installing WebSphere Application Server AE for AIX

6.8.1 Creating WebSphere administrative database

6.8.2 Installing WebSphere Application Server

6.8.3 Installing WebSphere Application Server 4 FixPak

6.8.4 Starting WebSphere Application Server

6.9 Installing Content Manager Version 8.1 for AIX

6.9.1 Installing Library Server

6.9.2 Installing Resource Manager

6.10 Post-installation

6.10.1 Configuring new databases

6.10.2 Cataloging new databases

Chapter 7. Data migration on AIX

7.1 Data migration scenarios on AIX

7.1.1 AIX migration scenario D

7.1.2 AIX migration scenario A

7.1.3 AIX migration scenario B

7.1.4 AIX migration scenario C

7.1.5 AIX migration scenario E

7.1.6 AIX migration scenario F

7.2 Data migration preparation

7.2.1 Validating and documenting existing environment

7.2.2 Reviewing migration environment

7.2.3 Checking disk space

7.2.4 Preparing migration directory

7.2.5 Backing up database configurations

7.2.6 Reviewing non-migratable Library Server tables

7.2.7 Verifying Java environment

7.2.8 Installing migration utilities

7.2.9 Establishing connections to Content Manager databases.

7.3 Migrating Content Manager Version 7.1 data

7.3.1 Clearing Object Server staging area

7.3.2 Shutting down Content Manager system

7.3.3 Backing up Content Manager Version 7.1 system

7.3.4 Running Migration Wizard

7.3.5 Transferring exported files

7.3.6 Importing user data to CM V8.1 Library Server

7.3.7 Migrating user data to CM V8.1 Resource Manager(s)

7.3.8 Post migration validation

Chapter 8. Enterprise Information Portal migration on AIX

8.1 How to use Windows information for AIX

8.1.1 Background information

8.1.2 Using Windows descriptions

8.1.3 Starting points on AIX

Part 4 Application migration

Chapter 9. Porting Content Manager and EIP based applications

9.1 The porting process

9.2 Overview of porting scenarios

9.3 EIP Java Beans

9.3.1 Description

9.3.2 Primary use

9.3.3 Porting

9.4 EIP Federated Connector

9.4.1 Description

9.4.2 Primary use

9.4.3 Porting

9.5 EIP DL Connector

9.5.1 Description

9.5.2 Primary use

9.5.3 Porting

9.6 CM Folder Manager and Library Client API (FM API)

9.6.1 Description

9.6.2 Primary use

9.6.3 Porting

9.7 Text Search Engine (TSE)

9.7.1 Description

9.7.2 Primary use

9.7.3 Porting

9.8 Image Search Engine (QBIC)

9.8.1 Description

9.8.2 Primary use

9.8.3 Porting

9.9 Automation Interface of Client Application for Windows

9.9.1 Description

9.9.2 Primary use

9.9.3 Porting

Chapter 10. Practical tips for porting Java applications on Windows

10.1 Introduction

10.1.1 Characteristics of sample application

10.1.2 This chapter is useful for C++ programmers, too!

10.2 Sample business scenario

10.3 Porting sample application

10.3.1 Exploitation of new features

10.3.2 Required changes by component

10.4 Setting up development environment.

10.5 Selecting and using EIP V8.1 components.

Notes:

"December 2002."

"SG24-6877-00."

Includes bibliographical references (p. 353-354) and index.

OCLC:

560315781