194 IBM Content Manager OnDemand Guide
Content Navigator is a full-feature client for Content Manager OnDemand. Its interface follows 
modern user interface styles, with a browser pane on the left that shows the available Content 
Manager OnDemand folders, and a search and result pane on the right. All components and 
data are dynamic, and they can be resized and changed.
Content Navigator, version 2.0.2 and later, provides many additional Content Manager 
OnDemand capabilities:
/SM590000AFP Viewer plug-in support
/SM590000External Data Services (EDS) support
/SM590000Favorites support for folders and documents
/SM590000Single and multiple AFP file download as PDF (with AFP2PDF enabled)
/SM590000Highlighted search result terms in full text searches
/SM590000Line2PDF conversion viewer
/SM590000XML viewer
Starting with Content Manager OnDemand V9.0 Content Navigator provides single sign-on 
(SSO) token pass-through to the client side. Date validation is no longer required. Support is 
provided for ‘t’ date expression and federated search across Content Manager OnDemand, 
FileNet P8, and IBM Content Manager repositories. Content Navigator is also the new CMIS 
packaging for Content Manager OnDemand.
Installing Content Navigator
Content Navigator must be installed natively with ODWEK and IBM WebSphere Application 
Server (or any other applicable web application server). Typically, Content Navigator is 
installed on a separate system in the web tier and not on the same system as the Content 
Manager OnDemand server. 
The following prerequisites exist for a Content Navigator installation for Content Manager 
OnDemand:
/SM590000Native installation of the Content Navigator base software
/SM590000A database to store the Content Navigator configuration
/SM590000Web application server
/SM590000ODWEK
/SM590000Optional: AFP Transforms for AFP to PDF rendering
/SM590000Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) drivers (if not already present)
The Content Navigator database is relatively small, so a collocation with the Content Manager 
OnDemand database might be possible in small deployments. The installation manual 
provides SQL statements for creating the database and its table spaces.
After you install all of the components, run the Content Navigator Configuration and 
Deployment Tool to create a preconfigured web application and deploy it to the web 
application server. 
The Configuration and Deployment Tool provides a wizard that leads you through the base 
setup process. Y ou must provide details about your web application server and connection 
information to the configuration database. For the Content Manager OnDemand 
configuration, you must provide the location of your ODWEK installation. Run the deployment 
scripts at the end for deploying Content Navigator on your application server.
Note: Content Navigator is a Web 2.0 Ajax-based client. These web applications rely on an 
up-to-date JavaScript engine, which is only available in newer browsers. Older browsers, 
such as Microsoft Internet Explorer Version 8, might not work correctly with Content 
Navigator.