 | Level: Introductory Paul R. Welka (welkapr@us.ibm.com), Senior Software Engineer, IBM
16 Nov 2006 This tutorial builds on an earlier tutorial (Getting started with DB2 Document Manager, Part 1: Build a simple client application in DB2 Document Manager) and illustrates a valuable feature of the product. In this step-by-step tutorial, learn how to improve productivity and end-user performance in a client application. Learn to set up Application Integration with Microsoft Word and map properties in your Word documents to properties in the content repository. This tutorial demonstrates how you can add Document Manager menus and commands to an application like Microsoft® Word®, and how to use native properties in your documents for search and retrieval once the documents are stored in the content repository. Also, learn about hierarchical-Controlled Vocabulary Lists (CVLs).
In this tutorial
- Improve productivity and end-user performance in a client application by
setting up Application Integration with Microsoft Word.
- Map properties in your Word documents to properties in the content repository.
- Add Document Manager menus and commands to an application like Microsoft Word.
- Learn about hierarchical-CVLs.
Prerequisites
This tutorial is written for anyone who needs to learn the basics of the DB2
Document Manager application design, and whose skills are at a beginner to
intermediate level. No programming knowledge is required.
System requirements
To follow the steps in this tutorial, you need a functioning DB2 Document Manager
system with DB2 Content Manager as the underlying repository. You need access to
Document Manager Designer (the configuration user interface), Document Manager
Service Manager (the user interface for starting and stopping Document Manager
services), and the Document Manager Desktop (the end user GUI) with Application
Integration installed. This tutorial is based on DB2 Document Manager 8.3 with Fix
Pack 3.
Duration
More than 2 hours
Formats html, pdf
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