Connector Framework Server Configuration File
To configure CFS, modify the configuration file. The file is located in the CFS installation folder and can be modified with a text editor.
The parameters in the configuration file are divided into sections that represent CFS functionality. CFS supports standard Server, Service, Logging, and License parameters.
Service Section
The [Service]
section specifies the service port used by CFS.
Server Section
The [Server]
section specifies the ACI port of the Connector Framework Server. When you configure connectors, the IngestPort
parameter in the connector configuration file should point to this port.
Actions Section
The [Actions]
section specifies how CFS processes actions that are sent to the ACI port.
Logging Section
The [Logging]
section contains configuration parameters that determine how messages are logged. You can create separate log streams for different message types. The configuration file also contains a section to configure each of the log streams.
Indexing Section
The [Indexing]
section specifies the host name or IP address, and port, of machines where data is sent after it has been processed by CFS. This is usually the IP address and ACI port of an IDOL Server. You can use other indexing parameters to specify how data is indexed.
ImportService Section
The [ImportService]
section specifies details for KeyView.
ImportTasks Section
The [ImportTasks]
section is used to set up custom import tasks. CFS performs these tasks on data before it is indexed into IDOL Server. For more information about Import Tasks, see Manipulate and Enrich Documents.
IndexTasks Section
The [IndexTasks]
section is used to set up custom index tasks. IDOL connectors detect when documents are updated or removed from a repository. The connectors pass this information to CFS so that the documents can be updated or removed from IDOL Server. When CFS receives this information, it can perform custom Index tasks before the information is sent to IDOL. For more information about Index tasks, see Manipulate and Enrich Documents.
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