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LOTUS NOTES INTEGRATOR for DOCUMENTUM 5 Overview
Lotus Notes Integrator is a Lotus Notes “Actions” menu
add-in that provides a simple, scaleable method of migrating Lotus Notes
databases to Content Management Systems. LNI automates the export,
document conversion to MS-RTF, and the Check-in process to Content Server.
The check-in process automatically uploads attachments, and maintains
external references, links, and important metadata. How does
LNI work? LNI has two modes of operation : Manual : Databases can be migrated
either individually or in batches. Automatic : Automates the check-in of documents to Content
Server. LNI “watches” a set of pre-defined databases for additions to those
databases, and selects new documents based on the date and time they were
added to the databases. This process can be set to run on an interval between
60secs and 24hrs. LNI cannot run in both modes
simultaneously. What
types of database can be migrated? LNI handles document library databases, e-mail databases,
discussion databases etc. What
about metadata? LNI enables the text value of any Notes
field to be preserved as metadata. There is a GUI that provides the mapping
function between fields in a Form and the metadata fields in Content Server.
Fields are type-checked as they are mapped to prevent mapping, say, a date
field to a numeric metadata field. What
sort of throughput can I expect? On a minimum system (750mhz PIII, 256mbs RAM) around 1500
- 2000 per hour. This may vary up or down depending on the size of each
document and its content. Text based documents will be processed faster than
documents comprised of complex tables, embedded objects and graphics etc. How does
LNI impact on users and Notes servers? LNI runs on a Notes client as part of your Notes network. No new
processes or applications are required on users desktops. No new processes or
applications run on any Notes server. What
about security? Because LNI runs as part of Notes, the Notes security
model is maintained. LNI accesses databases based on the login ID for the
workstation running LNI. LNI also honours the security model of the Content
Server. LNI
Features
Minimum Platform Requirements Intel Pentium III 750mhz processor with 256mbs RAM, 10mbs disk |
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LOTUS NOTES INTEGRATOR v7.0 for STELLENT CONTENT
MANAGEMENT SYSTEM Overview Lotus Notes Integrator v7.0 for Stellent (LNI4S) is a
Lotus Notes “Actions” menu add-in that provides a simple, scaleable method of
migrating Lotus Notes databases to Stellent Content Management System (SCS). LNI automates the export,
document conversion to MS-RTF, and the Check-in process to SCS. The check-in
process automatically uplifts attachments, and maintains external references,
links, and important metadata. How does
LNI work? LNI has two modes of operation : Manual : Databases can be migrated
either individually or in batches. Automatic : Automates the check-in of documents to SCS. LNI
“watches” a set of pre-defined databases for additions to those databases,
and selects new documents based on the date and time they were added to the
databases. This process can be set to run on an interval between 60secs and
24hrs. LNI cannot run in both modes
simultaneously. What
types of database can be migrated? LNI handles document library databases, e-mail databases,
discussion databases etc. What
about metadata? LNI enables the text
value of any Notes field to be preserved as metadata. There is a GUI that
provides the mapping function between fields in a Form and the metadata
fields in SCS. Fields are type-checked as they are mapped to prevent mapping,
say, a date field to a numeric metadata field. What
sort of throughput can I expect? On a minimum system (450mhz PIII, 256mbs RAM) around 1500
- 2000 per hour. This may vary up or down depending on the size of each
document and its content. Text based documents will be processed faster than
documents comprised of complex tables, embedded objects and graphics etc. How does
LNI impact on users and Notes servers? LNI runs on a Notes client as part of your
Notes network. No new processes or applications are required on users
desktops. No new processes or applications run on any Notes server. What
about security? Because LNI runs as part of Notes, the Notes security
model is maintained. LNI accesses databases based on the login ID for the
workstation running LNI. Minimum Platform Requirements Intel Pentium III 450mhz processor with 256mbs RAM, 10mbs disk |
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Overview The purpose of the evaluation product is to demonstrate how documents can be exported, ready for upload to a web based Document Management or Content Management system. The Server Setup, Metadata Map and Link Resolution features require information to be manually provided to LNI, that would be determined by software if LNI was integrated with the target system. Currently LNI is fully integrated only with the Stellent Content Management system. To use this “vanilla” version of LNI requires that you provide your own upload code based on the information provided. Lotus Notes Integrator (LNI) is a Lotus Notes “Actions” menu add-in that provides a simple, scaleable method of migrating Lotus Notes databases to Document Management and Content Management systems. Provides integration with and migration from
Lotus Notes via a “vanilla” export, to RTF with user specified metadata,
attachments and fully resolved doclinks, ready for import to Document
Management and Content Management systems. ·
Migrate
Lotus Notes doclibrary, discussion, e-mail etc database contents. ·
Migrate
a selection of documents, Views, or batches of databases. ·
Manual,
batch and automatic modes of operation. ·
Scaleable,
manageable, enterprise migration and co-existence solution. ·
LNI
runs on a Notes client - Nothing runs on users desktops - Nothing runs on
Notes servers. LNI Features
Minimum Platform Requirements Intel Pentium III 450mhz processor with 256mbs RAM, 10mbs disk |
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IMPORT / EXPORT DOCUMENT FOR LOTUS NOTES v4.1.1 Overview Import/Export Document for Lotus Notes, is a Notes Action Menu
Add-in facility that enhances Lotus Notes ability to import
word-processed documents and export native Notes for use with word-processing
applications, publishing standards, and Content Management Systems. Import/Export Document for Lotus Notes :
Import/Export Document for Lotus Notes enables :
Minimum Platform Requirements Intel Pentium III 450mhz processor with 256mbs RAM, 10mbs disk |
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DOCUMENT CONVERSION MANAGER v3.0.3 Overview Document Conversion Manager (DCM) is a desktop application providing
very high quality, wordprocessing document conversion and text manipulation.
Its function is to enable organizations to migrate legacy documents to
Microsoft Word (MS-RTF) and HTML, whilst fully maintaining the integrity of
the original document. DCM comes with a comprehensive API set that enables developers to
easily build automated document conversion services into workflow and
publishing systems. With full batch conversion facilities, and a comprehensive range of
user defined formatting controls, DCM is the ideal way to handle migration of
legacy documents. DCM can be implemented on servers or gateways to provide transparent
document conversion, thereby enabling mail attachments to be delivered in the
format required by the recipient. What's new in v3.0.3?
Supported document formats Source formats : Target formats : Minimum Platform Requirements Intel Pentium II 350mhz processor with 64mbs RAM, 10mbs disk |
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Last updated March 14th
2005 |