Kofax Export Connector 8.2.1 - Manual (Page 22)

Export Connector Setup
22 Kofax Export Connector 8.2.1 for IBM FileNet Content Manager Administrator's Guide
Important If you plan to connect via https, make sure a trusted certificate is installed.
Note The Kofax Export Connector for IBM FileNet Content Manager supports the
MTOM Web service, which is compatible with .NET 2.0.
The server name is not case-sensitive. The segment after the port number is case-
sensitive.
The login information is used to log on to the IBM FileNet Content Manager object store.
This information is saved and used during export.
8 To prompt for a user ID and password if the export connector is not able to log on to IBM
FileNet Content Manager at export time, select the If unable to log in during export,
prompt for valid login information check box.
▪ If selected, and a problem with logging on to the export connector occurs, the IBM
FileNet Content Manager Login Information window appears during export. The user
may then enter a valid user name and password, and click OK. However, if the user
clicks Cancel , the export fails and the batch is routed to the Kofax Capture Quality
Control module.
▪ If not selected, and problems occur when logging on to the export connector, the IBM
FileNet Content Manager Login Information window does not display during export.
Export fails and the batch is routed to the Kofax Capture Quality Control module.
9 Click OK.
The setup window appears.
10 On the setup window, configure the settings on each tab. Click Help on any tab for
details about individual settings.
11 When you finish with the setup window, click OK.
Using Kofax Express to Set Up the Export Connector
1 Start Kofax Express.
2 On the Job Setup tab, in the Export group, in the Connector list, click IBM FileNet
Content Manager 8.2.
3 Click the setup tool.
The IBM FileNet Content Manager Login Information window appears.
4 Enter your IBM FileNet Content Manager user name and password.
5 Enter your IBM FileNet Content Manager site URL. The export connector supports the
following format:
http(s)://<Server name>:<Port number>/wsi/<Folder containing FileNet Web
Service>
Example:
http://MyServerName:9080/wsi/FNCEWS40MTOM/
https://MyServerName.MyDomainName.com:9443/wsi/FNCEWS40MTOM/
Important If you plan to connect via https, make sure a trusted certificate is installed.