Publications
I occasionally like to do research and write longer more in-depth articles. Following are several I have completed recently.
- 2015 EMC Proven Professionals Knowledge Sharing article, A Language Translation Service for Documentum
- at the EMC Proven Professionals Forum on the ECN (login required)
- at dm_misc
- 2014 EMC Proven Professionals Knowledge Sharing article, Finding Similar Documents without Using a Full Text Index
- at the EMC Proven Professionals Forum on the ECN (login required)
- at dm_misc
- Captiva 7 Web Services Output (WSO) Tutorial
- at the Captiva Support Forum (EDN)
- at dm_misc
- The Similarity Index Experiment v2.0
- at the EMC Community Network
- at dm_misc
- Captiva InputAccel v6.5 Tutorial
- at the Documentum Developer Network
- at dm_misc
- The Similarity Index
- at the Documentum Developer Network
- at dm_misc
- Seven Jobs Every Documentum Developer Should Know and Use
- at the Documentum Developer Network
- at dm_misc
- Content Migration Approaches for Documentum
- at the Documentum Developer Network
- at dm_misc
- Two Approaches for Migrating Existing Documentum Users, Groups, ACLs and Registered Tables
- at the Documentum Developer Network
- at dm_misc
- A Beginner’s Guide to Developing Documentum Desktop Applications (ISBN 978-0595339686)
I also maintain two SourceForge project:
- DOCS (the Documentum Command Shell). DOCS is a command line client interface for the Documentum Content Server, which provides navigation, execution of basic library functions, and an extensible architecture for writing additional custom commands. DOCS is written in VB .Net and utilizes the PIA to interface with the DFC. Unfortunately, this project is pretty much defunct because the PIA is no longer supported by EMC. I hope to revamp this utility in the future be a Java/DFS/REST project.
- DRX (Documentum Repository Explorer). DRX is a Java application that reports on a variety of Documentum configurations and customizations.
dm_misc: Miscellaneous Documentum Information 
Dear Scott,
I am an avid fan of your book and an have drawn immense inspiration from the book “A Beginner’s Guide to Developing Documentum Desktop Applications”.
Look forward to more posts from you, it would be great if you could write some posts on Documentum Architecture, Content Server architecture, granular details of Content Server composition and its communication, installation of various documentum installables etc..
Also I read the first blog that you have penned, you could probably add SivDM (another Utility that I have used to generate various reports using predefined embedded DQLs in the utility- its interesting).
All the best,
Karthik Prasad
Documentum Consultant
Bangalore – India
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Karthik,
Thanks for your kind comments! I’m always glad to hear from people who have enjoyed the book and found it useful. Comments like yours make it all worthwhile. Thanks for buying it!
I will put your topic suggestions on the “to-do” list and try to address them in future posts.
I forgot about SivDM. Somehow it did not make the transition to my new computer and I forgot about it. I will add it to the list.
Cheers.
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Mr Roth,
I am regular reader of your blogs and your articles. Thank you so much for all the knowledge, you share with Doucmentum world.
Thanks
Kulveer Singh
Documentum Consultant
USA
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Thanks for your kind comment. It is a pleasure to know the information I post is useful to someone other than just myself. 🙂
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Great work Scott… I am your big fan now..
Keep up the good work…:)
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