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BlueCielo Publisher 2012 Administrator's Guide | BlueCielo ECM Solutions |
The account used by the IIS application pool that is assigned to the Publisher web service requires:
The Publisher setup program creates an application pool named BC-Publisher with the correct settings. To ease the configuration and maintenance, we recommend that you use this application pool with a dedicated user account.
Dex.exe must run under a user account with the following privileges:
Run the following script in SQL *Plus to create a user account and to grant the necessary privileges. Specify this account for the IIS application pool and the account under which Dex.exe is run in the preceding descriptions:
CREATE USER <%UserName%> IDENTIFIED BY <%Password%>; GRANT RESOURCE, CREATE SESSION TO <%UserName%>; GRANT RESOURCE, CONNECT TO <%UserName%>; GRANT EXECUTE ON CTX_DDL TO <%UserName%>; GRANT CREATE VIEW TO <%UserName%>; GRANT ALTER ANY TABLE TO <%UserName%>; GRANT CREATE PROCEDURE TO <%UserName%>; GRANT CREATE TRIGGER TO <%UserName%>
Note Be aware that Dex.exe is not capable of seeing documents that are hidden by work isolation in Meridian Enterprise vaults used as the source system. Therefore, it is not possible to publish documents that reside in work areas or in the Main area of the vault if Work Isolation Mode is enabled.
The account under which the Windows file system publishing service or the Kronodoc publishing service is run must have the following privileges:
All computers where documents are published from (by the BlueCielo File Publishing Service or PowerUser extension) or where the Publisher Queue website is opened in a web browser must have access to the Publisher web services.
To authenticate with Microsoft Online Services, the Windows Identity Foundation must be installed as described in Publisher computer requirements. For more information on publishing to a cloud-hosted Microsoft SharePoint site, see Configuring the Microsoft SharePoint destination options.
Related concepts
About the Publisher architecture
Understanding the AutoVue rendering module
Understanding the hardware requirements
Understanding the additional requirements
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