The binaryeventsync Web page is responsible for synchronized data back to the Content Manager so that Documentum is notified of events occurring to assets. You can install the Web page in a separate Web application, or in the existing Web application where Content Delivery is running.
Before you begin
If you install the Web page in a separate Web application, you first need to installed the Content Deployer Server Role (as a .NET Web application or Java Web application, depending on your preferred technology).
Procedure
- Access the installation media.
- Navigate to the folder PresentationSide\Tridion\DocumentumConnector\DocumentumConnector.Storage directory.
- Copy one of the following Web pages, depending on the Web application technology you are using, to your Web application upload directory if you are using HTTP upload, otherwise to another directory:
binaryeventsync.jsp
binaryeventsync.aspx
- Open the
binaryeventsync Web page in a text editor:
- In the
dir, specify the location specified in the BinaryEventsLocation in the BinaryEventsDAOBundle.xml file. For more information, see Installing the Storage Layer extension.
- Save and close the
binaryeventsync Web page.
- Make sure the user under which the service is running has read access to the
BinaryEventsLocation directory.
- Open the
DocumentumConnector_conf configuration file, located by default in your SDL Tridion installation \bin directory, in a text editor and configure the <BinaryEventSynchronizationTargets> element. For more information, see Configuring the Documentum Connector.
- Open Component Services and start the Tridion Binary Event Synchronizer.
Any problems will show up in the Tridion log in the Windows event viewer after about 15 seconds.