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Oracle Stellent 10gR3: Content Server Administration
Duration: 4 Days
What you will learn
In this course, students learn to implement, configure, and administer Oracle Content Server. This course is the
foundation for becoming an Oracle Content Server administrator. The students gain a conceptual understanding of the
behind-the-scenes process for managed content. The students learn to configure Oracle Content Server, which includes
implementing security and metadata models and creating content review processes. Students also learn to batch
content into the content server as well as to migrate configurations and content. The lesson topics are reinforced with
structured hands-on practices.
Learn To:
Implement a security model
Implement a metadata model
Create automatic content review processes (Workflow
Create custom pages using rules and profiles
Migrate content server configurations
Replicate content
Audience
Application Developers
Database Administrators
Functional Implementer
Support Engineer
System Analysts
Technical Administrator
Technical Consultant
Web Administrator
Prerequisites
Required Prerequisites
Stellent: Using Content Server
Suggested Prerequisites
Navigating Oracle Content Server
Checking in, searching, viewing, and subscribing to content
Updating metadata fields
Approving and rejecting workflow items
Course Objectives
Creating workflows to represent a formal approval process for content checked into the content server
Managing content subscriptions
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2. Using Archiver to export and import content
Managing multiple servers using the Configuration Migration Utility and Archiver Table Replication to synchronize system configu
Setting up security and metadata models
Configuring general System Properties for contribution, such as automatic assignment of Content ID on check in
Enabling components that offer specialized functions or efficiencies
Contributing content using WebDAV and the Batch-loader administrative applet
Course Topics
Understanding Administrative Responsibilities
Explaining the typical process for managed content
Oracle Content Server overview
Administrative Applets overview
Understanding Security Concepts
Security overview
Components of security
Security models
Implementing Security Models
Defining, setting up, and maintaining a Role-based security model
Defining, setting up, and maintaining an Account-based security model
Implementing a Metadata Model
Creating content Types
Creating custom metadata fields
Creating dependent choice lists
Customizing Standard Oracle Content Server HTML Pages using Rules and Profiles
Hiding metadata fields on check in, search, update or content information HTML pages
Excluding metadata fields on content server HTML pages
Grouping metadata fields on content server HTML pages
Deriving metadata values on content server HTML pages
Using profiles to create optional content server HTML pages
Configuring Oracle Content Server
Defining System Properties
Installing and enabling custom components
Contributing Content
Using Batch Loader to contribute large quantities of content
Configuring and using WebDAV to contribute content
Creating Workflows
Explaining workflow concepts
Designing and creating Criteria workflows for the automatic routing of content for review
Designing and creating Sub-workflows
Creating tokens
Creating workflow templates
Creating Basic workflows
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3. Creating Reports
Using default content server report templates
Managing Content and Subscriptions
Managing Content
Subscriptions
Rebuilding the Search Index
System Migration
Migrating configurations and customizations
Replicating content and tables
Troubleshooting Oracle Content Server
Explaining a systematic approach to troubleshooting
Finding error and status information
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