Installation Guide

Open Text Imaging Enterprise Scan

This manual describes the installation of Open Text Imaging

Enterprise Scan and Scan Document Pipelines.

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 Table of Contents

1 Introduction ............................................................................... 5
1.1 About this guide ....................................................................................... 5
1.2 Further documentation ............................................................................. 6
1.3 Terms and conventions............................................................................ 6
1.4 About Open Text Imaging ........................................................................ 8

2 General information and requirements.................................. 11

2.1 Methods of installation ........................................................................... 11
2.1.1 Local installation..................................................................................... 11
2.1.2 Mass rollout and distribution .................................................................. 11
2.2 Installations at a glance ......................................................................... 11
2.3 General installation requirements .......................................................... 11
2.4 Upgrading............................................................................................... 12
2.5 Uninstalling............................................................................................. 13

3 Installation of Enterprise Scan ............................................... 15

3.1 Requirements......................................................................................... 15
3.2 Installing Enterprise Scan locally ........................................................... 16
3.3 Troubleshooting the installation ............................................................. 20

4 Silent installation and mass rollout ....................................... 23

4.1 Types of silent installation ...................................................................... 23
4.2 Silent client installation........................................................................... 23
4.2.1 Overview ................................................................................................ 23
4.2.2 Copying the installation files .................................................................. 24
4.2.3 Configuring the install.ini file .................................................................. 24
4.2.4 Starting the installation........................................................................... 27
4.3 Central software distribution .................................................................. 28

5 Installation of additional languages....................................... 29

6 Installation of Document Pipelines ........................................ 31
6.1 Overview and background information .................................................. 31
6.2 Requirements......................................................................................... 33
6.3 Installation of a stand-alone Document Pipeline.................................... 33
6.4 Installing Document Pipelines................................................................ 34
6.4.1 Installing Open Text Document Pipeline DocuLink................................ 34

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6.4.2 Installing Open Text Document Pipeline SAP ....................................... 34

6.4.3 Installing Document Pipelines for TCP .................................................. 34
6.4.4 Installing Document Pipeline for LES (Livelink ECM – Enterprise
Server) ................................................................................................... 35
6.4.5 Installing the Document Pipeline Remote Interface............................... 43
6.4.6 Installing the Document Pipeline for Oracle Applications ...................... 44

7 Installation of Enterprise Scan Webinterface ........................47

GLS Glossary ...................................................................................49
IDX Index .........................................................................................53

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Introduction

1.1 About this guide

This guide describes the installation of Open Text Imaging Enterprise Scan
(Enterprise Scan) and of Document Pipelines relevant for scanning scenarios.
For monitoring the Document Pipelines, the Open Text Document Pipeline Info is
needed. For the installation of the Document Pipeline Info, see section 3.1.4
"Installing Document Pipeline Info" in Open Text Document Pipelines - Installation and
Upgrade Guide (AR-IDPDP)</doc>.
This guide consists of the following chapters:
“Introduction” on page 5
General information about this documentation and information on related
information and contacts
“General information and requirements” on page 11
Methods of installation, general installation requirements, and information on
upgrade and uninstallation
“Installation of Enterprise Scan” on page 15
Local installation of Enterprise Scan and installation troubleshooting
“Silent installation and mass rollout” on page 23
Silent installation of Enterprise Scan and the configuration of the install.ini
file
“Installation of additional languages” on page 29
Local and silent installation of languages other than English and German
“Installation of Document Pipelines” on page 31
Local installation of Document Pipelines for Enterprise Scan
Glossary on page 49
Glossary of product specific technical terms

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1.2 Further documentation

You can find the product documentation as follows:
• The product ISO image comprises the complete product CD-ROM in one *.iso
file. The product ISO image is available in the Open Text Knowledge Center:
Select the product family page and then click the Downloads link.
• The documentation of all products and all supported versions is available in the
Open Text Knowledge Center. See the Release Notes for details and links. In the
Knowledge Center, select the product family page, and then click the
Documentation link. In case, the required product belongs to the Livelink ECM
– Enterprise Server family, click the Livelink Module Documentation link and
select the product from the list.
Note: You can find the latest information on manuals and online help files for
each product in the corresponding Release Notes. This includes the
identification codes of the current documentation.

1.3 Terms and conventions

It is assumed that the reader is familiar with the relevant operating system and
current computer terminology.
Read the following conventions before you use this documentation.
Typography In general, this documentation uses the following typographical conventions:
New terms
This format is used to introduce new terms, emphasize particular terms,
concepts, long product names, and to refer to other documentation.
User interface
This format is used for elements of the graphical user interface (GUI), such as
buttons, names of icons, menu items, names of dialog boxes, and fields.
Filename
command
sample data
This format is used for file names, paths, URLs, and commands at the command
prompt. It is also used for example data, text to be entered in text boxes, and
other literals.
Note: If a guide provides command prompt examples, these examples may
contain special or hidden characters in the PDF version of the guide (for
technical reasons). To copy commands to your application or command
prompt, use the HTML version of the guide.
Key names
Key names appear in ALL CAPS, for example:
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<Variable name>
The brackets < > are used to denote a variable or placeholder. Enter the correct
value for your situation, for example: Replace <server_name> with the name of
the relevant server, for example serv01.
Hyperlink
Weblink (e.g. http://www.opentext.com)
These formats are used for hyperlinks. In all document formats, these are active
references to other locations in the documentation (hyperlink) and on the Inter-
net (Weblink), providing further information on the same subject or a related
subject. Click the link to move to the respective target page. (Note: The hyperlink
above points to itself and will therefore produce no result).
Cross- The documentation uses different types of cross-references:
references

Internal cross-references
Clicking on the colored part of a cross-reference takes you directly to the target
of the reference. This applies to cross-references in the index and in the table of
contents.
External cross-references
External cross-references are references to other manuals. For technical reasons,
these external cross-references often do not refer to specific chapters but to an
entire manual. If a document is available in HTML format, external references
can be active links though, that directly lead you to the corresponding section in
the other manual.1
Tip: Tips offer information that make your work more efficient or show
alternative ways of performing a task.
Note: Notes provide information that help you avoid problems.

Important
If this important information is ignored, major problems may be
encountered.

Caution
Cautions contain very important information that, if ignored, may cause
irreversible problems. Read this information carefully and follow all
instructions!

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Specific In this documentation, the following additional conventions are used:

conventions

%Variable name%
The percent signs %...% are used to denote a Microsoft Windows environment
variable. You should use the value that is set on your system.
To find the value of all environment variables set on your Windows computer,
enter in a command prompt the command set
To find the value of a particular environment variable set on your Windows
computer, enter in a command prompt the command echo %variable name%
(e.g. echo %TEMP%).
<Registry_branch>
The <Registry_branch> variable must be replaced by either HKEY_CURRENT_USER
or HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, depending on which Registry settings you want to
access. Settings located in the HKEY_CURRENT_USER Registry branch are user-
specific. Settings located in the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE Registry branch are user-
independent.
For details on Microsoft Registry branches and user specific settings, refer to
your Microsoft documentation and online help (e.g.: search for
“HKEY_CURRENT_USER” in Windows 2000 online help and read the
paragraph labeled “Users” regarding “Default security settings”).
<IXOS_ROOT>
<IXOS_ROOT> is used as an abbreviation of <IXOS installation directory>. You
should use the value that is set on your system:

Windows platform
Value of the Registry entry
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\IXOS\IXOS_ARCHIVE\IXOS_ARCHIVE_ROOT

UNIX platform
Value of the system variable
IXOS_ARCHIVE_ROOT

Tip: To display the variable, logon as root user and enter the set or the
following command:
echo $IXOS_ARCHIVE_ROOT

1.4 About Open Text Imaging

Open Text Imaging is the front end client software used with most products of
Systems based on Open Text Archive Server. They are used to display archived
documents and to send documents to the archive or similar document repository.
Open Text Imaging comprises the following independent packages:
• Open Text Imaging Viewers and DesktopLink

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• Open Text Imaging Web Viewer

• Open Text Imaging Enterprise Scan
The packages contain the following components:
Open Text Imaging Viewers and DesktopLink
Clients designed for end users:
• Open Text Imaging Windows Viewer (Windows Viewer) is a Windows client
application destined for viewing various image and printlist formats, adding
notes and annotations, and desktop scanning and archiving.
• Open Text DesktopLink (DesktopLink) is a Windows client application that
allows users to archive their documents in TIFF or PDF format and to link
them to business objects managed in leading applications like SAP systems.
• Open Text Imaging Java Viewer (Java Viewer) is a Java applet that is installed
on the Web server and downloaded to the user's computer when they open a
document. The user can view various image and printlist formats and add
notes and annotations to the documents.
Administrators need also:
• Open Text Imaging Configuration (Imaging Configuration) to configure and
administrate the Windows applications of Open Text Imaging, that is
DesktopLink and Windows Viewer.
Open Text Imaging Web Viewer
Open Text Imaging Web Viewer (Web Viewer) is a pure HTML viewer designed
for occasional users. It is installed on the Web Server and does not require any
installation on client computers. The user can view various image and printlist
formats, add notes and view annotations.
Open Text Imaging Enterprise Scan
Clients designed for end users and scan administrators:
• Open Text Imaging Enterprise Scan (Enterprise Scan) is a Windows
application destined for mass scanning, indexing and archiving.
Administrators will also install and use the following components:
• Document Pipelines for Enterprise Scan (Document Pipelines) pass the
documents to the Archive Server and send the link information to the leading
application.
• Open Text Document Pipeline Info (Document Pipeline Info) is a tool
monitoring and controlling the Document Pipelines.
• Open Text Monitor Web Client (Monitor Web Client) is used to monitor the
Document Pipelines and the resources of the Document Pipeline workstation.
A detailed list of products supported by Open Text Imaging is given in the Products
Compatibility Matrix:
https://knowledge.opentext.com/knowledge/llisapi.dll/properties/1040043376_72
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General information and requirements

2.1 Methods of installation

There are two ways to install Open Text Imaging computers:
• Local installation on one workstation
• Mass rollout or distribution on a large number of workstations

2.1.1 Local installation

Use local installation if you want to install Enterprise Scan on a dedicated
workstation. If you want to install Enterprise Scan on a large number of computers,
you can use mass rollout. For a detailed description of local installation, see
“Installing Enterprise Scan locally” on page 16.

2.1.2 Mass rollout and distribution

You can install Open Text Imaging Clients and the additional languages silently and
distribute them on user workstations in the company. To do so, you copy the
installation files to a file server, configure the configuration files to define what will
be installed, and provide a command to start the pre-configured installation on the
user workstations.
The part “Silent installation and mass rollout” on page 23 describes these
procedures in detail.

2.2 Installations at a glance

The Enterprise Scan installation media contains the installation files for Enterprise
Scan. You can start the installation from the setup navigation page. To go there,
click on the Install the software link on the Welcome page. If you do not want to
use this page, you find the complete path to the setup files in the sections describing
the local installations.

2.3 General installation requirements

Before you start the installation or upgrade, see the Release Notes for detailed
information on the supported operating systems, SAP systems and SAP GUI

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versions, compatibility of Open Text Imaging and Open Text Archive and Storage
Services versions, software and hardware requirements and restrictions. You can
find the latest version of the Release Notes in the Knowledge Center:
https://knowledge.opentext.com/knowledge/llisapi.dll/open/15881843.
The following software must be available on the computer on which you want to
install:
• Version 3.1 of the Microsoft Windows Installer is required to use the setup.
• Install the Microsoft .NET Framework before you start the setup. You can install
it from
<CD-ROM>\redist\dotnetredist_2.0_X86_en

• Microsoft Visual J# 2.0 Redistributable is required for proper functioning of

Enterprise Scan's scripting extension.
Before you start installation:
• Open Text recommends copying the installation media to a permanent network
share and install from the network location.
• All applications, processes, services and devices belonging to Systems based on
Open Text Archive Server must be terminated or stopped before starting the
installation on the client computer.
• Log on as a user with local administrator rights.

2.4 Upgrading
The installation setup for version 9.7.1 provides an upgrade from IXOS Clients
version 6.0, Livelink Imaging Clients version 9.5.x, and Open Text Imaging
Enterprise Scan 9.7.0. Versions older than 6.0 must be uninstalled manually before
installing version 9.7.1.
For IXOS Clients version 5.1, manually delete the key IXOS_ARCHIVE_VERSION=5.1
under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\IXOS\IXOS_ARCHIVE before installing
version 9.7.1.
The Client settings will be automatically converted from version 6.0, 9.5.x, or 9.7.0 to
version 9.7.1.
Context When upgrading, there are certain restrictions on the installation context. The
restrictions installation context refers to the settings in the Customer Information dialog box:
• Anyone who uses this computer: “Per-machine” context
• Only for me: “Per-user” context
The following table shows the supported combinations:

Installation context of previous version Installation context of version 9.7.1

Per-user Per-user

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Installation context of previous version Installation context of version 9.7.1

Per-user Per-machine
Per-machine Per-machine

Note: If the installation context of the previous version is “per-machine”, you

cannot switch to “per-user” during the upgrade.
Before you start the upgrade of Enterprise Scan, the document stacks must be
empty. Make sure that all the documents in all document stacks are stored safely.
There are two ways to do this:
• Archive the documents.
• Export the documents to external storage and import them after the upgrade.
Local installation installs automatically the same features that were already installed
on the computer.
Make sure that the original installation files are available during upgrade (see
“Access to original installation files” on page 14).

2.5 Uninstalling
Version 9.7.1
Use the setup type Remove in the Program Maintenance dialog of the setup, or
use Add or Remove Programs in the Windows Control Panel.
Version 9.5.x/9.7.0
Version 9.5.x/9.7.0 does not need to be uninstalled. An automatic upgrade is
provided. If you want to uninstall Enterprise Scan 9.5.x/9.7.0, use the setup type
Remove in the Program Maintenance dialog of the setup, or use Add or
Remove Programs in the Windows Control Panel.
Version 6.0
IXOS Clients version 6.0 do not need to be uninstalled. An automatic upgrade is
provided. If you want to uninstall IXOS Clients, you can do that with the setup
type Remove in the Program Maintenance dialog of the setup, or use Add or
Remove Programs in the Windows Control Panel. You need access to the 6.0 in-
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Access to original installation files

For upgrade and uninstallation of versions 6.0, you need access to the
original installation files at the same location as they were during
installation. Otherwise you get an error message such as: “The feature
you are trying to use is on a network resource that is unavailable.” This
is a known bug in MSI. To provide access to the installer files, you have
these alternatives:
• Insert the original installation CD.
• Map a path and navigate to a copy of the installation files in the
network.
• Copy the installation CD to a local drive. Then run this command
from the command line:
msiexec /i "<path to the installername.msi>\installername.-
msi" Reinstall=All ReinstallMode=vomus
The command line option forces Windows to reinstall the product,
and if a newer version of the installer is used, it upgrades the existing
installation. The installation can then be uninstalled normally via the
Control Panel.

Versions 5.x and 4.x

Refer to the Installation Guide corresponding to your IXOS Clients version or to
the following Knowledge Center entries for manual uninstallation:
5.x
See Knowledge Center entry
https://knowledge.opentext.com/knowledge/llisapi.dll/open/15808538.
4.x
See Knowledge Center entry
https://knowledge.opentext.com/knowledge/llisapi.dll/open/15808531.

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3.1 Requirements
For general installation requirements, see “General installation requirements” on
page 11. If you want to upgrade Enterprise Scan, read “Upgrading” on page 12 for
upgrade information. Additionally, consider the following requirements and
information for some scenarios.
SAP scenarios For the configuration of SAP scenarios, see Open Text Archiving and Document Access
for SAP Solutions - Scenario Guide (ER-CCS).
Storing in To access the Livelink ECM – Enterprise Server, the Livelink API (LAPI) needs the
Livelink scenario jsharp .NET framework component. Install it from the Enterprise Scan installation
media under <CD-ROM>:\redist\dotnetredist_2.0.
FaxLink With FaxLink, you can process and archive faxes received in Microsoft Outlook or
Lotus Notes with Enterprise Scan. Refer to the Release Notes for supported versions
of Microsoft Outlook and Lotus Notes. Install the following software before you
start installation of Enterprise Scan:
• Microsoft Outlook to use the Microsoft Exchange Input Connector for faxes
received in Microsoft Exchange,
• Lotus Notes Client to use the Lotus Notes Input Connector for faxes received in
Lotus Notes.
The configuration of the FaxLink input connectors is described in Open
TextImagingEnterprise Scan - User and Administration Guide (CL-UES).
Document For many archiving scenarios, you need a Document Pipeline to store the
Pipeline documents on the Archive Server and to send information about the document to
the leading application. You must create a dedicated Document Pipeline directory
where the documents are temporarily stored. Do not use a non-local directory,
except when using a stand-alone Document Pipeline. For further information on
remote Document Pipeline, see “Installation of a stand-alone Document Pipeline”
on page 33. To access the remote Document Pipeline, use UNC names instead of
mapped drives.
For installation of Document Pipelines, see “Installation of Document Pipelines” on
page 31.

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PDF support You can archive documents in PDF format. There is an option for creating non-
searchable PDF files, and options for creating searchable PDF files, as follows:
Internal PDF creator
This software creates PDF files without search capability. You can read the
archived files by using the Acrobat Reader, but you cannot search for text in
these files. See section 12.5.10 "Advanced settings for archiving" in Open
TextImagingEnterprise Scan - User and Administration Guide (CL-UES)</doc>
Open Text Rendition Server
Via the Document Pipeline for LES, the Rendition Server creates PDF files with
search capability. You can read the archived files with Acrobat Reader, and you
can search for text in these files by using the Find or Search function. For
installation, see “Installing Document Pipeline for LES (Livelink ECM –
Enterprise Server)” on page 35. For configuration, see section 12.5.9 "Storing
documents in Livelink via Document Pipeline (searchable PDF files)" in Open
TextImagingEnterprise Scan - User and Administration Guide (CL-UES)</doc>.
Note: Software and licenses for Open Text Rendition Server must be
purchased separately. Contact your Open Text Sales Representative.
PDF creation using OCR doctool
During archiving through the Document Pipeline, the OCR doctool creates
searchable PDF or PDF/A files. This feature is available for Document Pipeline
for LES, Document Pipeline DocuLink, and Document Pipeline SAP. See section
12.5.10 "Advanced settings for archiving" in Open TextImagingEnterprise Scan -
User and Administration Guide (CL-UES)</doc>.

3.2 Installing Enterprise Scan locally

To install Enterprise Scan locally:
1. From the Open Text Imaging Enterprise Scan installation media, run <CD-
ROM>:\Win32Cln\Enterprise Scan 9.7.1.msi.

2. Click Next
If a previous version of Enterprise Scan is installed on your computer, the
Enterprise Scan Upgrade dialog box opens.

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Choose if you want to preserve your settings or start a new clean installation.
Click Next.
3. Follow the wizard until it requires component specific entries.

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4. Select applications

a. To change the installation folder, click the Change button.

b. To check how much disk space is required for installation, click Disk Space.
Click Next.
5. Default language
Only English is available.
Click Next.
6. Livelink Enterprise Server
Enter the name of the Enterprise Server, where the documents will be stored.

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7. Livelink Document Pipeline

Livelink Document Pipeline folder

Enter the path for the Document Pipeline directory where documents will be
temporarily stored.

Important
• This path must be readable and writeable for Windows users
using the Enterprise Scan workstation. The directory will not be
created by the setup; it must already exist or be created manually.
• Use the same path for Enterprise Scan and for the Document
Pipeline installation. For further information, see “Document
Pipeline” on page 15.

Hostname of Livelink Document Pipeline

Enter the name of the computer where the Document Pipeline is located.
This is only required if the Document Pipeline is installed as a stand-alone
Document Pipeline on a separate computer.

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Important
If you want to use more than one Document Pipeline with Enterprise
Scan, you must install all of them on the same computer.

Livelink Enterprise Archive

Enter the name of the Archive Server, on which the archive modes will be
configured.
Remote Pipeline
To enable the Remote Pipeline, select the check box.
Choose protocol HTTP or HTTPS.
Enter the Remote Pipeline Port. The default value is 8080.
For further information on the Remote Pipeline, see “Installing the
Document Pipeline Remote Interface” on page 43 and section 12.5.6.1
"Remote Pipeline" in Open TextImagingEnterprise Scan - User and
Administration Guide (CL-UES)</doc>.
Click Next.
8. Ready to install
Click Install to start the installation.
9. Further installation steps: additional languages
The installation of English for GUI and online help is part of the software
installation. If you need other languages, you must install them additionally. For
further information, see “Installation of additional languages” on page 29.
10. Further installation steps: Document Pipelines
You must install the Document Pipelines required for your archiving scenarios,
see “Installation of Document Pipelines” on page 31.

3.3 Troubleshooting the installation

The IxScanClientSetup.log file contains detailed information about operations
performed during the setup. You can find out which parameters have been used,
which Registry keys have been written, and further information, warning or error
messages.
If you need support from the Open Text Customer Support after an unsuccessful
installation, you may be asked to send the IxScanClientSetup.log file.
The default location of the IxScanClientSetup.log file is in directory
%TEMP%\Open Text\9.7, for example
D:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Local Settings\Temp\Open Text\-
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Each time you run the setup, the same log file is used. New logs are added at the
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4.1 Types of silent installation

You can perform the Enterprise Scan installation silently and distribute it to user
workstations.
Client installation The following silent installations use the install.ini file for configuration of the
installation settings:
• Open Text Imaging Enterprise Scan
Language The silent language installation does not need a configuration file. You can add an
installation additional language to the Open Text Imaging Clients on the user workstations with
a simple command. For detailed information, see “Installation of additional
languages” on page 29.

4.2 Silent client installation

This section describes the silent installation of Enterprise Scan using the configured
install.ini file.

4.2.1 Overview
The silent installation contains the following steps:

To perform a silent installation:

1. Copy the installation files, see “Copying the installation files” on page 24.
2. Configure the installation components and parameters in the install.ini file,
see “Configuring the install.ini file” on page 24.
3. Distribute the installation command and start the installation, see “Starting the
installation” on page 27.

Tip: You can generate several different installations if you want to create
variations of the setup program for different user groups.
Make sure you have write access to the computer you will be installing on.

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4.2.2 Copying the installation files

There are two ways to prepare the installation files:
Copy only the install.ini file
Copy only the install.ini file from the <CD-ROM drive>\Win32Cln directory
to a shared folder (further referenced as the <shared_installation_folder>).
This method saves disk space but requires the installation media for the
installation procedure. You can use several install.ini files (rename them) to
prepare different pre-configured installations.
Copy all files
Copy all software components from the installation CD to the shared folder
(further referenced as the <shared_installation_folder>).
With this method, installations will be performed using
<shared_installation_folder>. You do not need the installation media. You
must copy at least the following files to the <shared_installation_folder>:
• All files in the root directory.
• At least the directories Win32Cln and redist under the root directory.
Note: The docu folder contains the user documentation in PDF and
HTML format. You can also copy it to the
<shared_installation_folder> to provide remote access to the user
documentation.
You can use several install.ini files (rename them) to prepare different pre-
configured installations.

4.2.3 Configuring the install.ini file

The install.ini configuration file controls the installation procedure of Enterprise
Scan. The install.ini file delivered by Open Text is a template. Use it to create
your own ini files for installation. You can use more than one file to preconfigure
different types of installations from a file server. Before you start the installation on
user workstations, we recommend a test installation with the configured
install.ini. The different startup modes for running preconfigured installations
are described in “Starting the installation” on page 27.
Make sure the files are not read-only before you start. You can edit the files with any
ASCII editor, such as Notepad or WordPad. You can set default values for all
parameters in the install.ini file. So you can preconfigure the installation so that
no entries from users are requested. This avoids potential user input errors and
allows an unattended installation on a large number of computers using the setup
commands or a software distribution tool.
The file is divided into sections for the various installation dialogs and parameters.
There are detailed comments in English for each section in the file. All parameters
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Important
Change only the values, and do not change section names and value
identifiers! This would affect the installation and may prevent client
functioning after installation.

The sections are, in order of appearance:

[Common]
Here, you can configure the settings common to all components.
[LIVELINK_DIALOG], [ECR_DIALOG], [LANGUAGES]
In these sections you define the configuration settings for the installation. Fill in
the parameters for applications and sub-components. For more information, see
the respective descriptions in “Installation of Enterprise Scan” on page 15. The
configuration sections will only be processed if the associated component is
selected for installation.
[AddProject]
Here you can add customer specific configurations, for example:
ExecuteableFilePath1=\\public_folders\registry\custom.reg.

Installation with Active Directory

Set IntelliMirrorInstallation=YES.

Example 4-1: Default install.ini file

The default install.ini file illustrates a preconfiguration of an installation.
; Version=Open Text Imaging Enterprise Scan 9.7.1
[Common]
INSTALL_ROOT=
; Installation target directory
; If empty, default is: %PROGRAMFILES%\Open Text\Scan

ErrorMessage=YES
; If this value is different than 'NO', the installation will show error or warning
message boxes.

ShowUpgradeDialog=YES
; 'Yes' if you want to see the 'Open Text Clients Upgrade' dialog.

UpgradeFromLastVersion=YES
; Has an affect only if 'ShowUpgradeDialog=NO'.
; Select 'Yes' if you want to upgrade from an older version of Open Text Clients and
; preserve your settings. Choosing 'NO' will initiate a new, clean Open Text Clients
installation.

IntelliMirrorInstallation=NO
; This option must set to ‘YES’ if you are using installation trough the Active
Directory Users and Computers.

AllUsers=YES
; Install for all users.

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; Use 'YES' to install Open Text Clients for all users.

; Use 'NO' to install Open Text Clients for one user only.
; Use '' to install Open Text Clients through the Active Directory.

[LIVELINK_DIALOG]
LivelinkServerHostname=
; Livelink Enterprise Server hostname

[ECR_DIALOG]
DocumentPipelineDirectory=
; Enter a path for the Livelink Document Pipeline folder.
; If empty, default is: %ALLUSERSPROFILE%\Application Data\DPDIR in XP
; If empty, default is: %ALLUSERSPROFILE%\DPDIR in Vista

DocumentPipelineHost=localhost
; Hostname of Livelink Document Pipeline.

RemoteInterfaceMode=no
; Remote Document Pipeline is configured.

RemoteDPLESPort=8080
; Enter a port configured for the Remote Document Pipeline.

RemoteDPLESProtocol=http
; Enter a protocol to be used for Remote Document Pipeline (http/https).

ArchiveServerList=
; List of possible Livelink Enterprise Archives to select, separated by |.
; Example: ArchiveServerList=hawaii|aria

[LANGUAGES]
; Use language acronym for a language you want to set as default into the Registry:
; Language acronyms
; DEU ... German
; ENU ... English
; CSY ... Czech
; ESP ... Spanish
; FRA ... French
; JPN ... Japanese
; PTB ... Portuguese
; RUS ... Russian
; CHS ... Chinese
; NLD ... Dutch
; ARA ... Arabic
; Acronyms CSY, ESP, FRA, JPN, PTB, DEU, RUS, CHS, NLD, ARA you can use only in case you
have already installed language setup.
Default=ENU

[AddProject]
; NOTE:
; Specify the path to additional executable, Batch files, or Registry files to launch.
; Only 'ExecuteableFilePath1' to 'ExecuteableFilePath9' will be taken by installation.
No more values are allowed.
; Do not use '.reg' in the directory structure
; Variable '%SOURCE_DIR%' points to the installation media. Can be used only during the
first installation.
; Example1 : ExecuteableFilePath1=C:\temp\AddSetup\Sales.exe
; Example2 : ExecuteableFilePath2=\\server\patches\patch.bat
; Example3 : ExecuteableFilePath3=%SOURCE_DIR%\registry\custom.reg
;
;ExecuteableFilePath1=
;ExecuteableFilePath2=
;ExecuteableFilePath3=
;ExecuteableFilePath4=
;ExecuteableFilePath5=

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;ExecuteableFilePath6=
;ExecuteableFilePath7=
;ExecuteableFilePath8=
;ExecuteableFilePath9=

4.2.4 Starting the installation

To start the installation on user workstations, distribute the start command to the
workstations and run them there, or use central software distribution tools, see
“Central software distribution” on page 28.
Note: Before performing the following steps, install the msiexec program.
Non-silent During a non-silent mass-rollout, the users see the Installation Wizard dialog boxes
installation and can change the predefined entries there. Use the command:

msiexec.exe /i "<directory_of_Enterprise_Scan_9.7.1.msi_file>\Enterpr
ise Scan
9.7.1.msi" SILENTFILE=<directory_of_install.ini_file>\install.ini
/l*v "<directory_of_log_file>\MsiIxClientSetup.log"

Example:

msiexec.exe /i "\\server01\IXOS_Clients\Enterprise Scan

9.7.1.msi" SILENTFILE=\\server01\IXOS_Clients\install.ini /l*v
"%TEMP%\Open Text\9.7\Livelink Enterprise Scan\MsiIxClientSetup.log"

Notes:
• If the path to the install.ini file or the *.msi file contains any blanks,
enclose the path in quotation marks, to indicate that the whole path is a
single parameter. If the path does not contain blanks, quotation marks are
not needed, but acceptable.
• You can omit
SILENTFILE=<directory_of_install.ini_file>\install.ini
in the command line if install.ini is located in the same directory as the
msi file and you install for the first time.

Silent installation During a silent mass-rollout, the users cannot change the installation settings, the
installation Wizard does not appear. If you want to show the users a status bar
during installation, use this command:

msiexec.exe /i "<directory_of_Enterprise_Scan_9.7.1_file>\ Enterprise

Scan
9.7.1.msi" SILENTFILE=<directory_of_install.ini_file>\install.ini /qb
/l*v "<directory_of_log_file>\MsiIxClientSetup.log"

If you want a fully silent installation without status bar display, use the parameter
/qn instead of /qb.

Example:

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msiexec.exe /i "\\server01\IXOS_Clients\Livelink Enterprise Scan

9.7.1.msi" SILENTFILE=\\server01\IXOS_Clients\install.ini /qb /l*v
"%TEMP%\Open Text\9.7\Livelink Enterprise Scan\MsiIxClientSetup.log"

Notes:
• If the path to the install.ini file or the *.msi file contains any blanks,
enclose the path in quotation marks, to indicate that the whole path is a
single parameter. If the path does not contain blanks, quotation marks are
not needed, but acceptable.
• You can omit
SILENTFILE=<directory_of_install.ini_file>\install.ini
in the command line if install.ini is located in the same directory as the
msi file and you install for the first time.

Other command A number of command line options can be passed to the msiexec.exe program.
line options Their syntax and semantics correspond to the ones used with the Windows Installer
in command line mode. Details about these command line options can be found in
the Microsoft Windows Installer documentation, for example:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-
us/msi/setup/command_line_options.asp.

4.3 Central software distribution

You can use central software distribution tools like Microsoft Systems Management
Server (SMS) and ON Command CCM (CCM) to install Open Text Imaging on a large
number of computers. The distribution procedure depends on the tool you use. It is
not described here; for further information, refer to your manufacturer's handbook.

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Installation of additional languages
This section describes the installation of languages other than English (GUI and
online help) for Enterprise Scan.
Since Enterprise Scan 9.7.0, the installation files for additional languages are no
longer included in the Enterprise Scan installation media. They are available in the
Open Text Knowledge Center:
https://knowledge.opentext.com/knowledge/llisapi.dll/Open/13055578. Navigate
to Open Text Imaging Enterprise Scan 9.7.1 > Language Packs.
English (GUI and online help) is automatically installed when you install Enterprise
Scan. In case you need to reinstall these languages refer to “Installing Enterprise
Scan locally” on page 16. Additional languages (other than English) are installed
separately by using the Language Setup. For each language, a separate setup is
provided. You can install locally or with silent rollout.
Preparing Make sure to comply with the following requirements before you start the
installation installation of additional languages:
• Enterprise Scan is installed correctly.
• Log on as a user with local administrator rights at installation.
Local installation For each language, an msi setup file is provided. The installation is easy and does
not require any input data. If you want to use silent installation, refer to “Silent
installation and mass rollout” on page 29.

To install additional languages:

1. Access Open Text Knowledge Center:
https://knowledge.opentext.com/knowledge/llisapi.dll/Open/13055578.
Navigate to Open Text Imaging Enterprise Scan 9.7.1 > Language Packs and
navigate to the language you want to install.
2. Start the msi file for the language and follow the wizard to the installation end.
Additional languages files (GUI and online help) are copied to the <installa-
tion directory>\bin directory.

Silent installation To perform silent mass rollouts (unattended installations from file servers) of an
and mass rollout additional language for Enterprise Scan, you start the installation of the relevant
language msi file in command line mode:

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msiexec.exe /i"<directory_of_msi_file>\Livelink Enterprise Scan 9.7.1 -

<language> Language.msi" /qn

If you want to generate a log file, add the following parameter to the end of the
command:
/l*v "<directory_of_log_file>\Enterprise Scan - 9.7.1 Languages.msi.-
log"

By default, Enterprise Scan will start after language installation in the language you
have installed. If you want to start them in another language, add the following
parameter to the installation command:
DEFAULTLANG=<3_letters_language_abbreviation>.
Use the following abbreviations:
• DEU=German
• ENU=English
• CSY=Czech
• ESP=Spanish
• FRA=French
• JPN =Japanese
• PTB=Portuguese
• RUS=Russian
• CHS=Chinese
• NLD=Dutch
• ARA=Arabic
Example:

msiexec.exe /i"\\server01\IXOS_Clients\Languages\Livelink Enterprise

Scan - 9.7.1 French Language.msi" /qn /l*v "%TEMP%\Open
Text\9.7\Enterprise Scan\Enterprise Scan 9.7.1 French
Language.msi.log" DEFAULTLANG=ENU

Notes:
• All command-line options described here are standard command line
options of Windows Installer used in command-line mode.
• For all installations in 64 bit environments, first change to install mode for
installing the applications.

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Installation of Document Pipelines
This section describes the installation of Document Pipelines for Enterprise Scan
only. For details about Document Pipelines for Open Text Archive and Storage
Services refer to Open Text Archive and Storage Services Installation Guides.
Installation files Since Enterprise Scan 9.7.0, the Document Pipeline installation files are no longer
included in the Enterprise Scan installation media. They are delivered with Open
Text Archive and Storage Services, with the respective product, or in the Open Text
Knowledge Center. See the hints in the particular sections.
Supported For information about Document Pipeline versions supported for Enterprise Scan,
versions see the Release Notes.
Silent installation Document Pipelines can be installed silently, using the msiexec program. For a
description of the silent installation, see
https://knowledge.opentext.com/knowledge/llisapi.dll/Open/15806655.
Note: Silent installation is not supported for Document Pipeline for LES
because the configuration information cannot be provided during silent
installation.

6.1 Overview and background information

In most scan scenarios, Document Pipelines pass the documents to the storage
repository. Additionally, the Document Pipelines can pass document properties, or
trigger further actions in the leading application. The following overview provides a
short description of each pipeline and links to more detailed information.
Open Text Document Pipeline DocuLink
Technical name: SCR3
This pipeline is used for scan scenarios with Open Text DocuLink for SAP
Solutions. You can start the archiving (early and late) of the scanned document
directly in DocuLink. The pipeline stores the document in the required archive
on the Archive Server and passes the document information to DocuLink.
Open Text Document Pipeline SAP
Technical name: R3SC
This pipeline is used for typical SAP scan scenarios: Storing with barcode,
Storing for subsequent entry/assignment. The pipeline stores the document in
the required archive on the Archive Server and passes the information about the
DocID and the barcode back to the SAP system.

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Document Pipelines for BPM

Since Document Pipeline, version 9.7.1, the Document Pipelines for TCP are also
used for Document Pipeline scenarios with BPM.
Document Pipelines for TCP
Technical name: SCDMS
This pipeline is used for pre-indexing and late indexing scenarios with TCP;
formerly known as Livelink ECM – Production Document Management. The
pipeline stores the document in the required archive on the Archive Server, the
indexing information in the Context Server, and, depending on the configuration
of the inbox DocTool, triggers an action in TCP (indexing, sending a task, or
plug-in event).
For BPM scenarios, the pipeline is used for workflow scenarios with Open Text
Enterprise Process Services. The pipeline stores the document in the required
archive on the Archive Server, starts a workflow in the process management
system, and links the archived document to the process.
For detailed information on the pipeline, see Open Text Document Pipelines -
Overview and Import Interfaces (AR-CDP).
For detailed information on the inbox DocTool, see Open Text Document Pipelines
- Overview and Import Interfaces (AR-CDP).
Document Pipeline for LES (Livelink ECM – Enterprise Server)
Technical name: DP2LES
This pipeline is used for mass archiving from Enterprise Scan to Livelink ECM –
Enterprise Server. The pipeline offers asynchronous processing and additional
processing steps like OCR. A user can keep on scanning and processing
documents in Enterprise Scan while the pipeline continues to release documents
to Enterprise Server.
In combination with Open Text Rendition Server, this pipeline is used for
creating searchable PDF files from documents that have been scanned with
Enterprise Scan. For detailed information, see Open TextImagingEnterprise Scan -
User and Administration Guide (CL-UES).
Document Pipeline Remote Interface
The Document Pipeline Remote Interface is an HTTP connection to a Document
Pipeline installed on a different computer. With the Document Pipeline Remote
Interface, documents can be sent from the scan station to the Document Pipeline,
using HTTP.
Document Pipeline for Oracle Applications
Technical name: DPORA
This pipeline is used to write documents directly to the desired logical archive
on the Archive Server. Additionally, documents are released to Livelink ECM –
Enterprise Server. Indexing attributes are stored in Oracle Applications through
Oracle Web Service.

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6.2 Requirements
The Document Pipeline can either be installed on the Enterprise Scan computer or
on a stand-alone computer. Additional configuration steps for the stand-alone
installation are described in “Installation of a stand-alone Document Pipeline” on
page 33.
Log on as a user with local administrator rights at installation.
Upgrading An upgrade of Document Pipeline is not supported. Previous versions must be
Document removed and settings must be entered again. Use the Add or Remove Programs tool
Pipeline
provided in the Windows Control Panel. Also delete the IXOS installation directory
(<IXOS_ROOT>) entry in the Registry.
Monitoring tools For monitoring the Document Pipelines, the Open Text Document Pipeline Info is
needed. For the installation of the Document Pipeline Info, see section 3.1.4
"Installing Document Pipeline Info" in Open Text Document Pipelines - Installation and
Upgrade Guide (AR-IDPDP)</doc>.
Archive modes All Document Pipeline scan scenarios require an archive mode. The archive mode
defines the logical archive, where the documents will be stored, the indexing
method and several additional settings, for example a workflow name or the inbox
configuration. For archive mode settings, see Open Text Archive and Storage Services -
Administration Guide (AR-ACN).

6.3 Installation of a stand-alone Document Pipeline

There are two ways of installing Document Pipelines, either on the same
workstation where Enterprise Scan has been installed or on a stand-alone computer.
If you want to install the Document Pipeline on a separate computer, follow the
instructions below:

To install a stand-alone Document Pipeline:

1. Create and share a Document Pipeline directory (DPDIR) on the stand-alone
computer where the Document Pipeline will be installed.

Important
This directory must be readable and writable for Windows users using
the Enterprise Scan workstation.
Use the same directory during the Enterprise Scan and the Document
Pipeline installations. On the Enterprise Scan workstation, enter the path
using the Universal Naming Convention (UNC), i.e.
\\<Document Pipeline_host_name>\<directory_path>. On the
stand-alone computer, use either the local directory path or the UNC
path.

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2. Install the Document Pipeline(s) with the relevant components on the stand-
alone computer (see “Installing Document Pipelines” on page 34).

6.4 Installing Document Pipelines

6.4.1 Installing Open Text Document Pipeline DocuLink
Before you start installation, read “Overview and background information” on
page 31 and “Requirements” on page 33, and make sure that the requirements are
met.
The installation file for the Document Pipeline DocuLink is available on the Open
Text Archive and Storage Services 9.7.1 installation media: <CD-
ROM>\dp_doculink\dp_doculink-9.7.1.msi or in the Open Text Knowledge
Center: https://knowledge.opentext.com/knowledge/llisapi.dll/open/14710919.
The installation of the Document Pipeline DocuLink is described in section 4.1.3
"Installing Document Pipeline DocuLink" in Open Text Document Pipelines -
Installation and Upgrade Guide (AR-IDPDP)</doc>.

6.4.2 Installing Open Text Document Pipeline SAP

Before you start installation, read “Overview and background information” on
page 31 and “Requirements” on page 33, and make sure that the requirements are
met.
The installation file for the Document Pipeline SAP is available on the Open Text
Archive and Storage Services 9.7.1 installation media: <CD-ROM>\dp_sap\dp_sap-
9.7.1.msi or in the Open Text Knowledge Center:
https://knowledge.opentext.com/knowledge/llisapi.dll/open/14710919.
The installation of the Document Pipeline SAP is described in section 4.1.2
"Installing Document Pipeline SAP" in Open Text Document Pipelines - Installation
and Upgrade Guide (AR-IDPDP)</doc>.

6.4.3 Installing Document Pipelines for TCP

Before you start installation, read “Overview and background information” on
page 31 and “Requirements” on page 33, and make sure that the requirements are
met. The customizing of TCP scenarios might be complex, see Open Text TCP
Modeler - Customization Guide (TCP-CGD) for complete information.
The installation file for the Document Pipelines for TCP is available on the Open
Text Transactional Content Processing installation media in the Open Text
Knowledge Center:
https://knowledge.opentext.com/knowledge/llisapi.dll/open/14447582.
The installation of the Document Pipelines for TCP is described in section 12.3
"Installing TCP Document Pipelines" in Open Text Transactional Content Processing -
Installation Guide (TCP-IGD)</doc>.

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6.4.4 Installing Document Pipeline for LES (Livelink ECM –

Enterprise Server)
Before you start the installation, read “Overview and background information” on
page 31 and “Requirements” on page 33, and make sure that the requirements are
met.
The installation file for the Document Pipeline for LES 9.7.0 is available in the Open
Text Knowledge Center:
https://knowledge.opentext.com/knowledge/llisapi.dll/Open/16465228

Important
• To use the Document Pipeline for LES 9.7.0 together with Enterprise Scan
9.7.1, patch DPC-0970-003 must be installed on the Document Pipeline
for LES.
• Limitations for Vista
• To install the Document Pipeline Base successfully on Vista operating
systems, you must select the Run the service as user option during
installation. When modifying the installation, trigger the modification
only by the Command prompt, using the option Run as
Administrator.

• For installations of Document Pipeline for LES 9.7.0 on Vista, do not

use the change button option in Vista platform (UAC ON) for Modifi-
cation and Repair.

To install the Document Pipeline for LES:

1. Run Mastersetup.exe.
The Open Text Installation wizard is displayed.

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2. Selection
Select the components you want to install.
Notes:
• If a component is already installed, it has the Status installed and
cannot be selected.
• Document Pipeline Perl and Document Pipeline Base must be installed
to run Document Pipeline for LES. If you do not select these
components, the wizard will prompt you to select them.
• Runtime and Core Services are optional. They are used by Document
Pipeline Remote Interface.
• Document Pipeline Remote Interface is optional. It is used for an HTTP
connection to a Document Pipeline installed on a different computer.
See “Installing the Document Pipeline Remote Interface” on page 43.
• Document Pipeline Info is optional. It is used for monitoring purposes.
Click Next >.
3. Prerequisites
Read the license agreement and click Agree to continue.
The wizard reminds you of any programs that must be already installed on the
computer. Check for the programs. If they are not installed, cancel the wizard
and install the programs; afterwards restart the wizard.

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If the programs are installed on the computer, click Next >.

Note: The Parameters section is skipped.
4. Summary
The wizard summarizes the components to be installed and the prerequisites
that must be fulfilled.
Click Install to start the installation.
Notes:
• If Document Pipeline Perl, Document Pipeline Base, Runtime and Core
Services (optional), and Document Pipeline Info (optional) are not yet
installed on the computer, they are installed first. For a description how
to install these components, see section 3 "Installation of basic
components" in Open Text Document Pipelines - Installation and Upgrade
Guide (AR-IDPDP)</doc> and Open Text Runtime and Core Services -
Installation Guide (ELCS-IGD).
• If you have selected the Document Pipeline Remote Interface, it is
installed next. See “Installing the Document Pipeline Remote Interface”
on page 43.
The Open Text Document Pipeline for LES 9.7.0 installation wizard opens.
Click Next >.

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5. Custom Setup
a. Choose the installation path. Click Browse to select the folder.
Tip: The Reset button has no function assigned to in this version.
b. To check how much disk space is required for the installation of the selected
components, click Disk Usage.
c. Click Next >.

6. Livelink Enterprise Server Connection

Click Direct RPC connection or HTTP\HTTPS connection.
Click Next >.
For RPC connection, continue with step 7.
For HTTP/HTTPS connection, continue with step 8
7. For RPC connection, only:

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Enter Enterprise Server settings. Obtain the information from your Enterprise
Server system administrator.
Livelink Enterprise Server
Default value is localhost.
Domain of Livelink Server
Enter the domain of the Livelink Server.
Livelink User Login
Default value is Admin.
Livelink Password
Enter the password of the Livelink User.
Livelink Server Port
Default value is 2099.
Click Next >.
Continue with step 11.
8. For HTTP/HTTPS connection, only:

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Enter Enterprise Server settings. Obtain the information from your Enterprise
Server system administrator.
Livelink Enterprise Server
Default value is localhost.
Livelink Administrator Login
Default value is Admin.
Livelink Administrator Password
Enter the password of the Livelink Administrator.
Port
Default value for HTTP connection is 80.
Default value for HTTPS connection is 443.
Click Next >.
9. For HTTP/HTTPS connection, only:

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Enter Enterprise Server and HTTP/HTTPS settings.

Livelink CGI
Default value is /livelink/livelink.exe.
Use HTTPS
Only select this check box if you want to use the HTTPS connection. Leave it
blank for the HTTP connection.
Note: If you want to use HTTPS connection (SSL) to the Enterprise
Server, the Livelink ECM – Secure Connect module must be installed.
Secure Connect must be licensed separately. Contact your Open Text
sales representative for details. For technical information regarding
Secure Connect, see Livelink ECM™ - Secure Connect - Installation Guide
(LLESSC-IGD).
Verify Server Certificate
Do not select this check box. It could be used for server certificates issued by
public entrusted Certificate Authorities but this is not supported in this
version. This would be only relevant for HTTPS.
HTTP User Login
In single sign-on scenarios, provide the Livelink Administrator Login
provided in the Livelink Enterprise Server Connection (1/3) dialog box, see
step 8.
Also relevant if Verify Server Certificate is selected.

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HTTP Password
In single sign-on scenarios, provide the Livelink Administrator Password
provided in the Livelink Enterprise Server Connection (1/3) dialog box, see
step 8.
Also relevant if Verify Server Certificate is selected.
10. For HTTPS connection, only:

Enter HTTPS settings.

CA Root Certificates Location
Enter the path of the server certificate. Open Text recommends storing the
certificate generated using Secure Connect in C:\Program Files\Open
Text\Livelink Secure Connect\Certificate.

11. Ready to Install

Click <Back if you want to change any of your settings.
Click Install to install the Open Text Document Pipeline for LES.
12. Completing the Open Text Document Pipeline for LES 9.7.0 installation
Click Finish.
13. In the Mastersetup Installation wizard, click Finish.

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The installation of the Open Text Document Pipeline for LES 9.7.0 is completed.

6.4.5 Installing the Document Pipeline Remote Interface

The Document Pipeline Remote Interface is an HTTP connection to a Document
Pipeline installed on a different computer. With the Document Pipeline Remote
Interface, documents can be sent from the scan station to the Document Pipeline,
using HTTP.

Prerequisites
• The following components need to be installed on the computer hosting the
Document Pipeline:
• Open Text Runtime and Core Services (Java and Tomcat need to be installed.)
• Open Text Document Pipeline Perl
• Open Text Document Pipeline Base
• At least one “real” Document Pipeline, for example the Document Pipeline
SAP.
• An HTTP connection between the scan station and the Document Pipeline
computer must be possible.
Note: It is not necessary to install any additional components on the scan
station.

To install the Document Pipeline Remote Interface on the Document Pipeline

computer:
You find the installation file for the Document Pipeline Remote Interface
(dp_remote_interface-9.7.1.msi) on the Open Text Archive and Storage
Services 9.7.1 installation media or in the Open Text Knowledge Center:
https://knowledge.opentext.com/knowledge/llisapi.dll/open/14710919.
1. Start the master setup and click Next to access the Document Pipelines dialog.
2. Select the Document Pipeline Remote Interface 9.7.1.
During installation of the Document Pipeline Remote Interface, you have to
select the installation directory.
After the installation has finished successfully, the connection using HTTP is
possible.

For further information, see Open Text Document Pipelines - Installation and Upgrade
Guide (AR-IDPDP).

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6.4.6 Installing the Document Pipeline for Oracle Applications

Before you start the installation, read “Overview and background information” on
page 31 and “Requirements” on page 33, and make sure that the requirements are
met.
Prerequisites Before installing the Document Pipeline for Oracle Applications, the following
programs must be already installed on your computer:
• Java 2 Platform Standard Edition Development Kit 5.0 (JDK 5.0)
• Open Text Document Pipeline for LES 9.7.0
The installation file for the Document Pipeline for Oracle Applications 9.7.0 is
available in the Open Text Knowledge Center.
Note: The installation of the Document Pipeline for Oracle Applications uses
the Master Setup. See “Installing Document Pipeline for LES (Livelink ECM –
Enterprise Server)” on page 35.

To install the Document Pipeline for Oracle Applications:

1. Run Mastersetup.exe.
The Open Text Installation wizard is displayed.
Click Next >.

For the products and components besides Document Pipeline for Oracle
Applications, see “To install the Document Pipeline for LES:” on page 35.

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2. Selection
Select Document Pipeline for Oracle Applications 9.7.0 and click Next >.
3. Prerequisites
Read the license agreement and click Agree to continue.
The wizard reminds you of any programs that must be already installed on the
computer. Check for the programs. If they are not installed, cancel the wizard
and install the programs; afterwards restart the wizard.
If the programs are installed on the computer, click Next >.
Note: The Parameters section is skipped.
4. Summary
The wizard summarizes the components to be installed and the prerequisites
that must be fulfilled.
Click Install to start the installation.
Notes:
• If Document Pipeline Perl, Document Pipeline Base, Runtime and Core
Services (optional), and Document Pipeline Info (optional) are not yet
installed on the computer, they are installed first. For a description how
to install these components, see section 3 "Installation of basic
components" in Open Text Document Pipelines - Installation and Upgrade
Guide (AR-IDPDP)</doc> and Open Text Runtime and Core Services -
Installation Guide (ELCS-IGD).
• If you have selected the Document Pipeline Remote Interface, it is
installed next. See “Installing the Document Pipeline Remote Interface”
on page 43.
The Open Text Document Pipeline for LES 9.7.0 installation wizard opens.
Click Next >.

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5. Custom Setup
a. Choose the installation path. Click Browse to select the folder.
Tip: The Reset button has no function assigned to in this version.
b. To check how much disk space is required for the installation of the selected
components, click Disk Usage.
c. Click Next >.
6. Ready to Install
Click <Back if you want to change any of your settings.
Click Install to install the Document Pipeline for Oracle Applications.
7. Completing the Open Text Document Pipeline for Oracle Applications 9.7.0
installation
Click Finish.
8. In the Mastersetup Installation wizard, click Finish.
The installation of the Document Pipeline for Oracle Applications 9.7.0 is
completed.

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Installation of Enterprise Scan Webinterface
The module Enterprise Scan Webinterface brings scanning capacity to the user
interface of Livelink ECM – Enterprise Server (Enterprise Server). The scanning
functionality is accompanied by the indexing feature. Users can scan an image and
run an indexing session in the same user interface.
Prerequisite Enterprise Server is necessary. All Enterprise Server versions from 9.5.0 up to 9.7.1
are supported.
Note: When running Enterprise Scan Webinterface with Enterprise Server
9.5.0, patch pat05625 must be installed on Enterprise Server.

To install Enterprise Scan Webinterface:

1. From the LL_Modules folder on the Enterprise Scan installation media, copy the
folder escanwebinterface_9_5_1 into the staging folder of Enterprise Server
(for example C:\OPENTEXT\staging).
2. Run the Enterprise Server administration and choose Install Module.
3. At the bottom of the module list select the Enterprise Scan Webinterface 9.5.1
module to install and click Install.
4. Restart Enterprise Server.
Now the module is installed and listed in the installed modules.

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Administration Server
Server software component running on the Archive Server and responsible
(among others) for managing the Imaging Clients requests.
See also: Open Text Administration.

Archive Mode
Specifies the different archiving scenarios used by Enterprise Scan. The Archive
Mode is configured in the Open Text Administration.

Archive Server
Short term for Open Text Archive and Storage Services, formerly known as
Livelink ECM – Archive Server. The Archive Server stores the documents on
long-term storage media. It consists of several server software and services, a
database instance, connection to and management of storage systems, and
administration tools.

ArchiveLink
The interface between SAP and the Archive Server. The ArchiveLink DLL
ixar2_32.dll is used for communication.

Archiving and Storage Administration

See: Open Text Administration

Barcode
During mass scanning, the Enterprise Scan can detect barcodes or patch codes
and separate the documents automatically. Then the barcode or patch code is
displayed in the Index field of the Properties tab.

Batch
Hierarchical document attribute in Enterprise Scan. In the hierarchy of attributes,
batch is located above folder. Hierarchical attributes can be assigned to
documents automatically during scanning or manually. The attributes are
displayed in the Properties view.

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Configuration files
Configuration files contain configuration information for a particular program.
When the program is executed, it consults the configuration file to see what
parameters have been set. Important configuration files for Open Text Imaging
Clients are the install.ini file, which contains the installation configuration
for Windows Viewer, DesktopLink, and Enterprise Scan, and the viewer.cfg
files, which contain the configuration of Java Viewer and Web Viewer.

DocTools
Programs for automatically processing documents in a Document Pipeline.

Document Group
In the Enterprise Scan you can subdivide the documents in several groups. These
groups can be used to divide the archiving tasks between several employees.

Document Pipeline
A collection of processing modules (DocTools) that are used, for example, to
transfer or otherwise process documents to and in the Archive Server.

Document Stack
All scanned or imported documents that are currently displayed in the
Enterprise Scan.

DPDIR
The directory in which the documents are temporarily stored while being
processed by the Document Pipeline.

Endorser
Some scanner models support endorsing, i.e. a stamp is printed on each scanned
sheet to confirm scanning. The endorser is displayed in the Properties tab in the
Enterprise Scan.

Enterprise Scan
Short term for Open Text Imaging Enterprise Scan. It is a component of Open
Text Imaging. Enterprise Scan is designed for mass scanning scenarios: you can
scan documents from various input sources, sort them into documents and
archive these documents.

FaxLink
Functionality of Enterprise Scan that connects Enterprise Scan to fax or mail
servers (Microsoft Exchange Server, Lotus Domino Server).

Folder
Hierarchical document attribute in Enterprise Scan. In the hierarchy of attributes,
folder is located below batch. Hierarchical attributes can be assigned to

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documents automatically during scanning or manually. The attributes are

displayed in the Properties view.

Index
Special collection of information used to locate documents or data objects more
rapidly during searches.
The scan operator can define the index information in a form before archiving
the document. The fields of this form are defined in Enterprise Scan itself, with
the TCP Modeler or on Livelink ECM – Enterprise Server.
The term Index has also a second meaning in the Enterprise Scan: In the Index
field of the Properties tab the recognized barcode or patch code is displayed (see
Barcode).

Indexing
Provision of additional information (index) to speed up search functions. When
record properties are indexed, values are entered in the properties fields of the
records. In general, user input is required here, or the values are automatically
extracted and entered from documents or from their context using special
processing modules (e.g. in a Document Pipeline).

Leading application
Software solution connected to a Livelink product, for example SAP, Siebel,
Microsoft Office SharePoint Server, ...

Livelink ECM – Archive Administration

See: Open Text Administration

Livelink ECM – Archive Server

See: Archive Server

Monitor Web Client

Short term for Open Text Monitor Web Client. It is a graphical user interface for
monitoring the Document Pipelines and additional data.

Open Text Administration

Formerly known as Livelink ECM – Archive Administration. Administrative tool
for setting up and maintaining the Archive Server and its components (archives,
devices, disk buffers, jobs, archive modes and users).

Open Text Archive and Storage Services

See: Archive Server

Open Text Imaging Enterprise Scan

See: Enterprise Scan

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Open Text Monitor Web Client

See: Monitor Web Client

Patch code
See: Barcode

Registry
The Registry is an internal database used by Windows to store configuration
information. It is used as a replacement for configuration files, i.e. to manage
initialization data for applications.
You can edit the Registry directly with the Registry Editor (regedit.exe). Be
very careful, because errors in the Registry can prevent your computer from
functioning correctly.

Servtab files
Configuration files of the Spawner, which specify which DocTools and processes
to start and how.

Spawner
Service that starts and terminates the DocTools and processes of the Document
Pipelines.

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Index
Document PipelineInfo
installation 33
Document Pipelines for TCP
installation 34
A Documentation overview 5
Additional languages
installation 29 E
Archive Server 11 Enterprise Scan 50
installation requirements 11
C local installation 16
CCM 28 upgrade 12
CD-ROM Enterprise ScanWebinterface
Product ISO image 6 installation 47
Configuration files 24 Environment variable 8
install.ini 24
silent installation 24 F
Conventions FaxLink 15
Conventions in this documentation 6
specific for this documentation 8
H
HKEY_CURRENT_USER 8
D HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE 8
Document Pipeline
background information 31
I
installation 34
install.ini 24
installation requirements 15, 33
Installation
overview 31
additional languages 29
stand-alone 33
Document Pipeline DocuLink 34
upgrade 33
Document Pipeline Remote Interface 43
Document Pipeline DocuLink
Document Pipeline SAP 34
installation 34
Document Pipelinefor LES 35
Document Pipeline Remote Interface
Document Pipelinefor Oracle Applications
installation 43
44
Document Pipeline SAP
Document Pipelines for TCP 34
installation 34
Enterprise ScanWebinterface 47
Document Pipelinefor LES
Installation log file 20
installation 35
Installation requirements
Document Pipelinefor Oracle Applications
Document Pipeline 15, 33
installation 44
Enterprise Scan 11, 15

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ISO image U
Product ISO image 6 Uninstalling 13
IxScanClientSetup.log 20 Upgrade
Document Pipeline 33
L Enterprise Scan 12
Languages
installation 29
LAPI 15
Local installation 11
Document Pipeline 34
Enterprise Scan 16
Log file of installation 20

M
Mass rollout
central software distribution 28
configuring 24
copying files 24
general 11
install.ini 24
starting installation 27
step by step 23
Microsoft .NET Framework 12
Microsoft Installer 12
Microsoft Visual J# 2.0 Redistributable 12

O
Open Text Imaging Enterprise Scan 51
Original installation files 14

P
PDF
creating 16

R
Registry_branch 8

S
SAP scenarios 15
Silent installation
See “Mass rollout”
SMS 28
Stand-alone Document Pipeline 33
Storing in Livelink 15

T
Troubleshooting 20
Typography 6

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