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Hi,
Currently for one of my client they are using Oracle CMSDK 9.0.4.2.2 to maintain all the files which comes from upstream system or goes to downstream system for integration, the Oracle CMSDK support variety of protocol support e.g. http, ftp, sftp, NFS, SMB, CUP, WebDev etc.
They have used CMSDK as file system repository, however all the data what we stored in CMSDK goes to database as LOB. This component get installed on Oracle application server.
I am looking for similar product likewise CMSDK for the weblogic platform, as we are upgrading legacy middle ware to Oracle Fusion Middleware SOA Suite.
Is the Oracle web centre could be alternate option for CMSDK? or can you suggest some other Content management product which can be installed on weblogic server and can be integrate with composite process.
Regards..
Manish

+ I want to use OCR/Bar Code features: For bar codes reading you need to use recognition server.Using it it will read the value in bar code and automatically indexed the fields
+ ODC VS WFR: In other way you can call capture process is not automatic i.e manual indexing required But in case if all things are good like quality of invoice etc and you want the process to automate without manual intervention ,this can be achieved with WFR.
see the document below for ODC/WFR integration
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