Splitfilesystem V2
The files are stored within a filesystem in Base32 coded structures. The whole path is base 32 coded and divided into blocks.
C:\Doc_Base\FI\FZVW\O4Y\OJQX\O\GIYD\EMZQ\G4YT\GXZW\GEYW\GZJQ\G44C\2MRZ\GE2S\2NBS\GNSC\2OBR\HEYC\2YZX\GJSD\IMBT\GM3W\MZRZ\L5XG
The metadata and properties of the archived document are stored in a .info-File as JSON.
{ "properties": { "contentDigestAlgorithm": "MD5", "creationUser": "LOCAL SERVICE", "creationTime": "2023-07-13T07:03:50.867280400Z[UTC]", "propertyLayoutVersion": "V02.00", "modificationTime": "2023-07-13T08:03:37.406140Z[UTC]", "modificationUser": "LOCAL SERVICE", "objectName": "20230713_611ce078-2915-423d-8190-c72d40337ff9_node", "contentLength": "1127", "repository": "FI", "contentDigest": "68FAB75EC1AC8D2820068CC95FAA5EDE", "contentStreamLength": "1127", "archiveLinkVersion": "0046" } }
Configurationparameters within the repository.cfg file
In order to store documents on a filesystem parameters have to be defined within the repository.cfg file. In general the file is stored in the folder:
<Tomcat folder>\webapps\<name of the webapp>\WEB-INF\classes\config
A small sample of a repository.cfg file:
# Licensed to the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) under one or more # contributor license agreements. See the NOTICE file distributed with # this work for additional information regarding copyright ownership. # The ASF licenses this file to You under the Apache License, Version 2.0 # (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with # the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at # # http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 # # Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software # distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, # WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. # See the License for the specific language governing permissions and # limitations under the License. # the repository list for the default repositoryfactory.class repositoryfactory.repositorylist = FI,MM #---------------------- FI configuration (splitfilesystemv2) ---------------------------------- #===== FI repository configuration FI.contentservice.type = splitfilesystemv2 FI.description = Finance Repository FI.saphttp.security = 1 FI.accessmode = rucd FI.authentication.required = false FI.authentication.user = FI.authentication.pwdalias = #===== FI content service configuration (filesystem|azureblobstore|s3blobstore|kgsstore) FI.contentservice.splitfilesystemv2.root = C:/Doc_Base FI.contentservice.splitfilesystemv2.contrepinpath = true #===== FI keystore service configuration (none|pkcs12) FI.keystoreservice.type = pkcs12 FI.keystoreservice.pkcs12.name = common-ks.pkcs12 #===== FI meta service configuration (none|elastic|database|kafka) FI.metaservice.type = none #===== FI meta service configuration (none|elastic|database|kafka) FI.protocolservice.type = none
In the repostory.cfg all repositories used within the archiving system are listet via the global parameter repositoryfactory.repositorylist. The repositories are separated by a comma. e.g. FI,MM,CO
All further parameters are defined individually for each content repository.
In order to store the documents on the filesystem the content repository type has to be set to splitfilesystemv2
.
<repoName>.contentservice.type = splitfilesystemv2
In order to store the documents in a specified place the path has to be entered; ex. C:/Doc_Base/
or /opt/Doc_Base
. Please be aware that the separator for the folder always is a / !
When storing the documents on a filesystem we suggest to set the parameter ContrepInPath = true
#<repoName>.contentservice.splitfilesystemv2.root = C:/Doc_Base #<repoName>.contentservice.splitfilesystemv2.ContrepInPath = true
The saphttp.security can be set to 0
, 1
or 2
.
0
means that no security is necessary and no certifiate is needed in order to store documents in the content repository
1
means that in order to store documents in the content repository a certificate has to be send from the SAP system to the content server. The certifiacte will be accepted automatically by the content server.
2
means that in order to store documents in the content repository a certificate has to be send from the SAP system to the content server. The certifiacte has to be accepted manually by the content server. This can be done via the transaction CSADMIN within the SAP system.
#<repoName>.saphttp.security = 1
The parameters for the accessmode
in general always should be rucd (read, update, create, delete) and the authentication
should be set to false
with no user a/o password.
FI.accessmode = rucd FI.authentication.required = false FI.authentication.user = FI.authentication.pwdalias =