Content Repository: Installation

## Installing the Content Repository

Content Repository

The content repository is a part of the core data model of ACS 4.0 and greater, and is loaded automatically as part of the ACS installation process.

If you wish to install the content repository in a database schema outside the context of ACS, the following instructions apply.

First install the data model and PL/SQL API:

1. Obtain the latest distribution of ACS.
2. Run the SQL script `packages/acs-kernel/sql/acs-kernel-create.sql` to load the core ACS Objects data model.
3. Run the SQL script `packages/acs-workflow/sql/acs-workflow-create.sql` to load the workflow package.
4. Run the SQL script `packages/acs-workflow/sql/acs-content-repository-create.sql` to load the content repository itself.

### Java

In additional to SQL and PL/SQL, the content repository implements a limited set of key methods in Java. The XML import and export methods are dependent on Oracle's XML Parser for Java v2, available from the Oracle Technology Network:

`http://technet.us.oracle.com/tech/xml/parser_java2/index.htm`

To load the XML parser, download and untar the distribution. Load the class package `lib/xmlparserv2.jar` into Oracle from a shell prompt:

    $ loadjava -user user/password xmlparserv2.jar

Finally, load the SQLJ files in `packages/acs-content-repository/java`:

    $ loadjava -user user/password -resolve *.sqlj

Installation of the data model and API should now be complete.

### Intermedia

The content repository relies on an Intermedia with the INSO filtering option to search text within a wide variety of file formats, including PDF and Microsoft Word. When the index on the `content` column of `cr_revisions` is built, the INSO filter automatically detects the file type of each entry and extracts all available text for indexing.

If your searches are not returning any results even after rebuilding the index, INSO filtering may be silently failing. You can verifying this by checking for entries in the `ctx_user_index_errors` view following an `alter index` statement.

If you experience errors on a UNIX system, check the following:

- The operating system user running the Oracle database must have execute permission on the files `$ORACLE_HOME/ctx/lib/*.flt`.
- The directory `$ORACLE_HOME/ctx/lib` must be in the `$PATH` environment variable of the operating system user running the Oracle database.
- The directory `$ORACLE_HOME/ctx/lib` must be in the `$LD_LIBRARY_PATH` of the operating system user running the Oracle database.
- The `LD_LIBRARY_PATH` environment variable must be specified in the entry for `PLSExtProc` in the `$ORACLE_HOME/network/admin/listener.ora.` For example:

          (SID_DESC =
            (SID_NAME = PLSExtProc)
            (ORACLE_HOME = /ora8/m01/app/oracle/product/8.1.6)
            (ENVS = LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/ora8/m01/app/oracle/product/8.1.6/lib:/usr/lib:/lib:/usr/openwin/lib:/ora8/m01/app/oracle/product/8.1.6/ctx/lib)
            (PROGRAM = extproc)
          )

  If your searches are still failing even after following these instructions, try a simple test case to determine whether the problem has something to do with the content repository data model itself.

  karlg@arsdigita.com
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