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DocCare Folder Structure

 

Before you go through the content below, we define a directory as ${BURGEON_HOME}. It represents the installation directory of DocCare.
It the help center, all the places you see ${BURGEON_HOME}, it represents the installation directory of DocCare.
For example, if we say 'We can find it in ${BURGEON_HOME}/README.txt', that means we can find it in README.txt file under the DocCare installation directory.

There are several important directories under ${BURGEON_HOME}:

  • /bin
    This directory contains start up and shutdown scripts of DocCare. The *.sh files are scripts for Linux/Unix and Mac OS. The *.bat files are scripts for Windows platform.
  • /conf
    This directory contains global configuration files, including
    - configure.xml This file configures global components and services.
    - database.properties This file configures JDBC connections
    - jgroup.xml This file configures how DocCare delivers messages.
    - jndi.properties This file configures Java naming and directory services.
    - log4j.properties This file configures DocCare loggers.
    - server.policy This file configures DocCare security policies.
    - tablelist This file is used by DocCare backup service. Please DO NOT change it.
  • /data
    This directory stores HSQLDB data, document index, mails to re-try sending and document templates.
  • /deploy
    This directory stores major DocCare components. Each service component is a .sar directory and has a configuration file named services.xml which stored in the sar directory.
  • /install
    This directory stores DocCare installation information, user account license file and database initializing scripts.
  • /log
    This directory stores DocCare system logs.
  • /webapps
    This directory stores DocCare web module.
  • /common , /server, /share
    This directory stores the library files DocCare relies on.
  • /files
    This directory is the default document repository of DocCare. DocCare will generate it automatically at first running.
    If you plan to move DocCare document repository to a different path, you can change RESOURCE_REPOSITORY parameter in ${BURGEON_HOME}/deploy/04resourcemanager.sar/services.xml.
  • /user_log
    This directory is the default path to store user action logs. DocCare will generate it automatically at first running.
    If you plan to move user action logs to a different path, you can change USER_LOG_DIR parameter in ${BURGEON_HOME}/deploy/04resourcemanager.sar/services.xml.