I recently faced another interesting issue (c.f. this one) with Documentum xPlore where the Dsearch would refuse to start because of a stuck online rebuild. It happened on a Kubernetes environment using custom images we built (for security and scalability). The K8s Nodes were split across two DataCenters for DR reasons. However, one of the DataCenter had an important issue…
Recently at a customer, I faced a new issue I didn’t see before on the xPlore Dsearch component. Basically, the processes appeared to be starting and the “dsearchadmin.war” was deployed properly but it always failed for the “dsearch.war” upon startup of WildFly. However, it was possible to “deploy” it once WildFly was running… This issue wasn’t too complex to debug…
Documentum is using xPlore for the Full Text indexing/search processes. If you aren’t very familiar with how xPlore is working, you might want to know how it is possible to index large documents or you might be confused about some documents not being indexed (and therefore not searchable). In this blog, I will try to explain how xPlore can be…
Here we are, already, at the end of my series of blogs about the “Change Password”. This blog will, as already mentioned in a previous one, talk about the Dsearch and xDB passwords. I could have created a lot more blogs in this series but I already presented the most important and most interesting ones so this blog will be…
I’m warning you, this blog will be short, like extra short! Beginning of this year, during our testing of the new xPlore 1.6 (GA release, no patches were available) components, I was following my blog to setup a PrimaryDsearch and an IndexAgent in HTTPS using the ConfigSSL.groovy. As the groovy script is provided with the xPlore components directly, the steps…
When using xPlore with Documentum, you will need to setup a DSearch which will be used to perform the searches and this DSearch uses in the background an Xhive Database. This is a native XML Database that persists XML DOMs and provide access to them using XPath and XQuery. In this blog, I will share the steps needed to change…
