The Java Import Utility works with a configuration file in order to import your data as you would like it. The file includes a number of parameters; whilst you don’t need them all, full details for each one provided.
Name: api.targeturl Mandatory / optional: Mandatory Values: A fullly qualified URL Description: This the URL of the Via API, it will most likely be the cloud URL of one of the Via clusters but can by your own on premise url Example: api.targeturl = https://eu.ldcvia.com
Name: api.userkey Mandatory / optional: Mandatory Values: A fullly qualifiyed URL Description: This the API Key that will with an email address provide you access to the REST API For Via Example: api.userkey = a6ce7286c137656b40fb63213e078740
Name: convert.by Mandatory / optional: Optional Values: view or form Description: what do you want to convert by i.e what do you want the mongo db collections named after view/form Example: convert.by = view
Name: convert.forms Mandatory / optional: Optional Values: (The forms that you want converting Description: document that use which forms do you want converting, leave blank for all Example: convert.forms = memo, config
Name: convert.security.fieldtypes Mandatory / optional: Optional Values: readers/authors/all/none Description: which security field types do you want convert Example: convert.security.fieldtypes = all
Name: convert.target = Local Mandatory / optional: Optional Values: local/remote/both Description: the target for the conversion Example: convert.target = Local
Name: convert.uniqueID Mandatory / optional: Optional Values: guid or unid Description: which Domino document ID you want to key on. UNID is the Domino universal ID and only unique within a single database, where as the GUID is unique across a whole system (the only real reason to use GUID is if you are merging multiple NSFs into a single MongoDB) Example: convert.uniqueID = unid
Name: convert.views Mandatory / optional: Optional Values: (The views that you want converting Description: documents that are in which views that you want converting, leave blank for all Example: convert.views = Admin\All Documents
Name: db.mongo.adminbd Mandatory / optional: Optional Values: a text string without special charaxters Description: the database name in which all settings and structure data will be stored Example: db.mongo.adminbd= NSF2MongoDB
Name: db.mongo.logbd Mandatory / optional: Optional Values: a text string without special characters Description: the database name in which all logged action are stored Example: db.mongo.logbd = logsdb
Name: db.mongo.password Mandatory / optional: Mandatory Values: (A text String) Description: The user account on the mongo db that you wish to perform the database migration Example: db.mongo.password = password
Name: db.mongo.portnumber Mandatory / optional: Optional Values: (the port number that you MongoDB is listening on) Description: If you have setup your target MongoDB to listen on an alternative port to 27017 then you can change that with this parameter Example: db.mongo.portnumber = 27017
Name: db.mongo.servername Mandatory / optional: Mandatory Values: (Either a FQDN for the server or an IP address ) Description: The target MongoDB server is you are migrating data directly to a server rather than the LDC Via API Example: db.mongo.servername = 127.0.0.1
Name: db.mongo.targetbds Mandatory / optional: Mandatory Values: (one or more collection name names Description: This is the name of the target collection that you want the databases migrated to, if there are the same number of target collections as there are source databases in “nsf.sourceDbNames” then they will be paired off, if there is only one target collection then all source databases will be migrated to that one collection, if the collection already exists then database will be appended / updated within that collection (the existing collection will not be replaced with a new one) Example: db.mongo.targetbds = issHomeNewtest
Name: db.mongo.username Mandatory / optional: Mandatory Values: (A text String) Description: The user account on the mongo db that you wish to perform the database migration Example: db.mongo.username = root
Name: db.mongo.usersbd Mandatory / optional: Optional Values: a text string without special characters Description: the database name in which all user and group details will be stored Example: db.mongo.usersbd = nsf2users
Name: language Mandatory / optional: Optional Values: EN (currently that is the only value we support as we have not done the other language translations) Description: The 2 letter value for the language the tool will run in. Example: language = EN
Name: licence Mandatory / optional: Optional Values: (a valid licence phrase Description: Licence phrase, only valid for beta or an enterprise key, this defaults to beta if no org.licenseKey is present Example: licence = demo
Name: logging.runlog Mandatory / optional: Optional Values: Any valid file name for your operating system Description: This is the name of the text file that is generated with details of the migration that is generated when you run the command line tool Example: logging.runlog = runlog.txt
Name: nsf.idPassword Mandatory / optional: Mandatory Values: (any text string) Description: This is the password for the id file that is referenced in the notes.ini that is being used by the Java Command line tool Example: nsf.idPassword = password
Name: nsf.sourceDbNames Mandatory / optional: Mandatory Values: (one or more database names Description: The source database that you want converted if there are multiple database then it must have the same number as db.mongo.targetbds Example: nsf.sourceDbNames = Directory\Documents.nsf , extrastruff.nsf
Name: nsf.sourceNAB Mandatory / optional: Optional Values: names.nsf Description: The source name and address book that will be used for user and group lookup. Example: nsf.sourceNAB = names.nsf
Name: nsf.sourceNABView Mandatory / optional: Optional Values: ($VIMPeople) Description: The view in the name and address book that you want to use for your name look ups this view must have the first column in the format abbreviated full names eg Joe Bloggs/Acme Example: nsf.sourceNABView = ($VIMPeople)
Name: nsf.sourceServerName Mandatory / optional: Mandatory Values: (The name of the source server) Description: The server upon which the source NSF files reside. This can be left empty to use the current server (which is the setting that you would use is you were running the utility on the actual Domino server) Example: nsf.sourceServerName = test/acme
Name: org.address01 Mandatory / optional: Mandatory Values: (A text string) Description: Part of the organisational object for your user, only needed if you are directly importing your data into MongoDB but still wish to use the LDC Via security model Example: org.address01 = 24 Ivymount Road
Name: org.address02 Mandatory / optional: Mandatory Values: (A text string) Description: Part of the organisational object for your user, only needed if you are directly importing your data into MongoDB but still wish to use the LDC Via security model Example: org.address02 = town
Name: org.addressCity Mandatory / optional: Mandatory Values: (A text string) Description: Part of the organisational object for your user, only needed if you are directly importing your data into MongoDB but still wish to use the LDC Via security model Example: org.addressCity = London
Name: org.addressCountry Mandatory / optional: Mandatory Values: (A text string) Description: Part of the organisational object for your user, only needed if you are directly importing your data into mongo db but still wish to use the LDC Via security model Example: org.addressCountry = United Kingdom
Name: org.addressPostalCode Mandatory / optional: Mandatory Values: (A text string) Description: Part of the organisational object for your user, only needed if you are directly importing your data into MongoDB but still wish to use the LDC Via security model Example: org.addressPostalCode = XX1 1XX
Name: org.addressState Mandatory / optional: Mandatory Values: (A text string) Description: Part of the organisational object for your user, only needed if you are directly importing your data into MongoDB but still wish to use the LDC Via security model Example: org.addressState = Greater London
Name: org.licenseKey Mandatory / optional: Mandatory Values: (A text string) Description: Part of the organisational object for your user, only needed if you are directly importing your data into MongoDB but still wish to use the LDC Via security model Example: org.licenseKey = password
Name: org.name Mandatory / optional: Mandatory Values: (A text string) Description: Part of the organisational object for your user, only needed if you are directly importing your data into MongoDB but still wish to use the LDC Via security model Example: org.name = LDC Via Ltd
Name: org.phone Mandatory / optional: Mandatory Values: (A text string) Description: Part of the organisational object for your user, only needed if you are directly importing your data into MongoDB but still wish to use the LDC Via security model Example: org.phone = 020202020202
Name: org.state Mandatory / optional: Mandatory Values: (A text string) Description: Part of the organisational object for your user, only needed if you are directly importing your data into MongoDB but still wish to use the LDC Via security model Example: org.state = XXXX
Name: users.generateGroups Mandatory / optional: Optional Values: yes no Description: if you want group names found in readers, authors and names fields to be converted into groups Example: users.generateGroups = yes
Name: users.generateRoles Mandatory / optional: Optional Values: yes no Description: if you want roles found in readers, authors and names fields to be converted into groups Example: users.generateRoles = yes
Name: users.generateUsers Mandatory / optional: Optional Values: yes no Description: If you want names found in readers, authors and names fields to be converted into user accounts Example: users.generateUsers = yes
Name: users.userlog Mandatory / optional: Optional Values: Any valid file name for your operating system Description: where to store the output log file for any users generated; this will default to ’userlog.txt’ (note that plain text passwords are stored too). Example: users.userlog = usersgenerated.txt
Name: user.email Mandatory / optional: Mandatory Values: (a valid email address) Description: This the email address that will with an API key will provide you access to the LDC Via REST API. Example: user.email = [email protected]