Adding and configuring an Archiver application

To enable archiving, you must add an Archiver application to the application domain and configure the archiving tasks to be carried out by the application.

It is possible to add applications on remote hosts that are part of the site, but not visible in Control Center. To do this, the host must be configured to use the StreamServe Enterprise Repository that the site is connected to.

Prerequisites

A Project must be deployed to a StreamServer application in the application domain. The document types are then available to the Archiver application, enabling you to configure different archiving tasks for different document types. See Deploying a Design Center Project.

To add and configure an Archiver application

1	Right-click the application domain and select New Application. The New Application dialog box opens.

2	From the Application host drop-down list, select the host used to run the application.

3	Configure the application properties. See New Application dialog box.

4	Click OK. The Archiver application is added to the application domain and the Configuration dialog box opens.

5	Configure the application log level and the archiving tasks, see:

–	Configuration dialog box (Archiver application)

–	Service Configuration dialog box (Archiver application)

–	Scheduling polling of the output queue

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Click OK.

To add and configure an Archiver application on a remote host

1	Right-click the application domain and select New Application. The New Application dialog box opens.

2	From the Application host drop-down list, select Show all. All the hosts in the site are displayed.

3	Configure the application properties.

4	Select the host for the application.

5	Click OK. The Connect dialog box opens.

6	Enter the user name and password for a management gateway user and click OK. The remote host and application are added to the tree view and the Configuration dialog box opens.

7	Configure the log level and the archiving tasks for the Archiver application.

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Click OK.