Mike Peterson
While recently working to deploy an Active Directory Federation Services (ADFS) instance on a Server 2012 system, I ran into an issue. When I tried to do the initial configuration of the ADFS service from the ADFS console, there was an error that said the Windows Internal Database (WID) could not be started. This WID service is required for the ADFS service to function. I have included the text from the error below, which is very simple to fix once you know the root cause.Continue reading
Let’s say you want to route a batch in the ILINX Capture workflow depending on the value of a certain index. Maybe this is an AP solution and you want to route to a different queue based on document type. Here is the simple way to do that:
When you install ILINX Content Store or ILINX Capture, generally it is assumed you install the ADFS (Active Directory Federation Services) authentication provider and the ILINX Application on the same server. However, in the case that you are already using ADFS on another server for authentication, it is possible to use that separate instance of ADFS.
Database lookups are easy with ILINX® Content Store. Recently I configured a few and thought I would share some of the features. I am assuming that you are somewhat familiar with database lookups in general, so this is not a step-by-step but just to point out some cool features.
Here is the application that we need a lookup for and we are going to base it off the SSN field. We will need to click edit on the field and enable/configure the lookup
Fill in all the information to make the connection. Continue reading
For those of you with Enterprise Content Management systems, you know that a lot (if not all) of your data is stored in a database. A lot of times, performance issues are not a result of your Content Management system itself, rather your database is not tuned properly.
