Updating WebSphere Application Server for IBM Content Navigator components

After you configure and deploy IBM Content Navigator, you must update your WebSphere Application Server configuration to ensure that users can access the web client and use the features that you want to support in the web client.

About this task

To update WebSphere Application Server, complete the appropriate tasks for your environment:

Table 1. Tasks that are required to prepare WebSphere Application Server for your environment

Component	Required tasks
IBM Content Navigator connecting to IBM Content Manager repositories	Configuring access to an X Window System server (WebSphere Application Server) Microsoft SharePoint users only: Configuring an isolated shared library on WebSphere Application Server
IBM Content Navigator connecting to IBM Content Manager OnDemand repositories	Configuring access to an X Window System server (WebSphere Application Server) Enabling access to Content Manager OnDemand repositories (WebSphere Application Server) Microsoft SharePoint users only: Configuring an isolated shared library on WebSphere Application Server
IBM Content Navigator connecting to IBM FileNet® P8 repositories	Configuring access to an X Window System server (WebSphere Application Server) Configuring distributed sessions to support session replication on WebSphere Application Server Network Deployment Microsoft SharePoint users only: Configuring an isolated shared library on WebSphere Application Server
IBM CMIS for Content Manager	No additional steps required before administering IBM CMIS for Content Manager.
IBM CMIS for Content Manager OnDemand	Disabling WebSphere Application Server administrative security for IBM CMIS for Content Manager OnDemand Enabling access to Content Manager OnDemand repositories (WebSphere Application Server)
IBM CMIS for FileNet Content Manager	No additional steps required before administering IBM CMIS for FileNet Content Manager.
IBM FileNet Collaboration Services	No additional steps required before administering IBM FileNet Collaboration Services.