To use the Documentum Connector, you must install the Documentum Foundation Classes (DFC) on the same machine as the connector. The root of the DFC installation includes a dctm.jar
file that is required by the connector. You might also need to configure the location of some native libraries using the configuration parameter JavaLibraryPath
.
If you install Documentum Connector on Windows, the connector configuration file might include the following, where DFC
is the path to your DFC installation:
JavaClassPath=.;JavaConnector.jar;DocumentumConnector.jar;DFC\dctm.jar JavaLibraryPath=DFC\Shared
If you install the connector on Linux, the class path separator is a colon (:
), rather than a semicolon (;
).
This example requires your dfc.properties
file to be located in the connector working directory. The dfc.properties
file specifies the host and port of your Documentum server:
dfc.docbroker.host[0]=documentum-host dfc.docbroker.port[0]=1489
To retrieve information from Documentum 5.3 the connector requires the dfc.jar
, dfcbase.jar
, log4j.jar
, and dfc.properties
files. To perform holds the connector also requires the DmcRecords.jar
file. For Documentum 6.5, the dependencies are: dfc.jar
, aspectjrt.jar
, certjFIPS.jar
, fsafeFIPS.jar
, and dfc.properties
. These dependencies depend on the connector or server configuration, but copying all the libraries from an existing DFC installation will provide all the dependencies that could be required.
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