In this method, the View server requests documents from the Distributed Connector. The Distributed Connector uses your individual connectors to retrieve documents from your repositories.
View with Distributed Connector
Advantages:
This method allows you to view documents in all repositories where the connector supports the View action.
You can use View server features such as caching, viewing embedded images, and highlighting.
Disadvantages:
This method has a complicated setup.
It requires more network transfer than other methods.
This method uses AUTN_IDENTIFIER
for viewing rather than DREREFERENCE
, and requires the UseReferencePrefix
action parameter. This might be incompatible with older user interfaces.
This method has the following setup requirements for indexing:
Documents must have an AUTN_IDENTIFIER
, set to a reference field in IDOL.
Subfiles must use an identifier string in the form AUTN_IDENTIFIER|x.y.z
where x
, y
, and z
are the subfile indexes for each level. You build the subfile identifiers in Lua.
Connectors must each set a unique AUTN_GROUP
(controlled by the ConnectorGroup
configuration parameter).
The method has the following setup requirements for viewing:
The connector must support the View
action.
You must set the following parameters in the connectors:
Parameter | Value | Notes |
---|---|---|
EnableViewServer
|
False
|
|
EnableExtraction
|
True
|
You must also have filters present to view subfiles. |
RegisterConnector
|
True
|
|
ConnectorGroup
|
Must have a unique value for each connector. |
You must set the following parameters in the View server configuration file:
Parameter | Value | Notes |
---|---|---|
ReferencePrefix
|
http://DCHost:DCPort/action=Viewidentifier=
|
DCHost and DCPort are the host and port of the Distributed Connector. |
ReencodeReference
|
True
|
The View
actions from the user interface must set UseReferencePrefix
to True
.
|