Opentext Release Notes: ™ Content Suite Platform

OpenText™ Content Suite Platform
Release Notes
CE 22.1
Product Released: January 2022

Contents
1 Introduction .................................................................................................................................... 4
1.1 Release Notes revision history .................................................................................................. 4
2 About Content Suite Platform ....................................................................................................... 5

2.1 About Release Numbers ........................................................................................................... 7
2.2 Components and New Features of Release CE 22.1 ............................................................... 8
Security fix for Log4J Remote Code Execution ............................................................ 8
Sessions information added to SmartView ................................................................... 8
Save Search from Smart View ..................................................................................... 8
Manage document versions more efficiently within Smart View .................................. 8
Notification Center Settings panel ................................................................................ 8
Audio and Video Files in Wiki ....................................................................................... 8
DocuSign integration using OAuth 2.0 ......................................................................... 9
General Administration ................................................................................................. 9
Search .......................................................................................................................... 9
Records Management Hold Management .................................................................... 9
Default Cross-reference setting .................................................................................. 10
Physical Objects borrowed items ............................................................................... 10
Content Intelligence Chart Widget improvements ...................................................... 10
WebReports licensing and new features .................................................................... 10
OpenText Viewing ....................................................................................................... 10
Intelligent Viewing for Content Suite (add-on for OpenText Viewing) ........................ 11
2.3 Discontinued and Deprecated Features .................................................................................. 11
2.4 General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) .......................................................................... 12
3 Packaging and documentation ................................................................................................... 12

3.1 Packaging and delivery information ........................................................................................ 13
3.2 Note on the End User License Agreement .............................................................................. 14
Usage of Searchable PDF DocTool ............................................................................ 14
3.3 Related documentation ............................................................................................................ 15
4 Supported environments and compatibility .............................................................................. 15

4.1 Platform Compatibility .............................................................................................................. 15
4.2 Mobile Platform Matrix ............................................................................................................. 16
Content Suite Platform CE 22.1 Release Notes

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4.3 Enterprise Connect and Office Editor Features Support ......................................................... 17
4.4 Client Platform Support ........................................................................................................... 18
4.5 Application Server Support ...................................................................................................... 19
4.6 Content Server Java Support .................................................................................................. 19
4.7 Web Server Support ................................................................................................................ 19
Web Server Support Notes ......................................................................................... 20
4.8 Server Platform Support Matrix ............................................................................................... 21
Storage System Support Notes .................................................................................. 23
Database Support Notes ............................................................................................ 23
4.9 Virtualization Support .............................................................................................................. 24
4.10 Kubernetes .............................................................................................................................. 25
4.11 Microsoft Office Integration Support ........................................................................................ 26
4.12 Microsoft Office File Format Support ....................................................................................... 26
4.13 Document Filters Format Support ........................................................................................... 27
4.14 OpenText product compatibility ............................................................................................... 28
4.15 Language support .................................................................................................................... 29
5 Installation and upgrade notes ................................................................................................... 30

Docker images upgrades on Kubernetes ................................................................... 30
Perspective conversion .............................................................................................. 30
Secrets management ................................................................................................. 31
DocuSign integration requiring configuration change ................................................ 31
Security Hardening for iFrame embedding ................................................................. 31
User Session expiration .............................................................................................. 31
6.1 My Support review ................................................................................................................... 32
6.2 Install Critical Patches ............................................................................................................. 32
6.3 Content Server Configuration File Changes ............................................................................ 33
6.4 Hotfixes .................................................................................................................................... 34
9 Documentation Errata.................................................................................................................. 38
10 Contact information ..................................................................................................................... 39

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1 Introduction
These Release Notes provide an overview of Content Suite Platform CE 22.1, including new features,
delivery information, and supported platforms. OpenText recommends that you read these Release
Notes in conjunction with the documentation included with the software package. If any conflicts exist,
the Release Notes supersede the other documentation.
We also recommend that you check OpenText My Support (https://support.opentext.com) for any
patches or documentation updates that may have been posted after the initial release of this product.
1.1 Release Notes revision history
Revision date Sections revised Description of revisions
2022-01-18 First release. All new content.

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2 About Content Suite Platform
OpenText Content Suite Platform, the foundation for OpenText Enterprise Information Management
(EIM) offerings, is a comprehensive Enterprise Content Management (ECM) system designed to
manage the flow of information from capture through archiving and disposition. Content Suite Platform
ensures agile information governance to address an increasingly complex and dynamic regulatory
landscape, as well as the rapid growth of business information. The Content Suite Platform reduces
risk while allowing organizations to focus on using information to drive strategic growth and
innovation.
OpenText Content Suite Platform includes:
• Content Server for highly scalable document management

• Rich multilingual metadata capabilities providing a foundation for robust governance, search,
and relationships between content and business processes
• Smart View for a simple graphical user experience, with role-based views for desktop or
mobile
• Business Workspaces to align content to business needs while ensuring metadata, roles,
tasks, Records Management, and permissions are consistently and effortlessly applied in the
background
• Embedded collaboration with features such as in-line commenting, wikis and activity feeds,
delivered in context with the work at hand
• Enterprise Scan to capture, index, and classify content, transforming physical records into
valuable digital assets
• Enterprise Connect for seamless interaction with content directly from applications such as
Microsoft® Office, Microsoft® Office Online, and Adobe® Acrobat® (extra licenses may be
required for some integrations)
• External sharing with enterprise-grade, secure file synchronization and share (extra licenses
may be required)
• Records Management to control the lifecycle of all electronic and physical content
• Security Clearance to create an extra permission layer for highly sensitive or confidential
information
• Archive Center for intelligent archiving and storage optimization
• Development tools to rapidly create, deploy, and manage enterprise applications
OpenText Content Suite Platform is available in three different ways:
Off cloud
OpenText Content Suite Platform – with a perpetual license model, deployed in a customer or
partner data center, managed by customers, partners or OpenText Professional Services.
Public cloud
OpenText Content Suite Platform – with a perpetual license model, deployed on a hyperscaler
cloud infrastructure, and managed by customers, partners, or OpenText Professional Services.
Managed services
OpenText Content Suite Platform Cloud – A single tenant Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) offering
with subscription pricing and a single SLA covering application and infrastructure, deployed and
managed by OpenText.

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OpenText Content Suite Platform is the foundation:
For OpenText Enterprise Information Management (EIM) offerings, and a broad range of OpenText
products that extend Content Services to business processes, including:
o OpenText Extended ECM Platform
o OpenText Extended ECM for SAP® Solutions
o OpenText Extended ECM for SAP® SuccessFactors
o OpenText Extended ECM for Salesforce®
o OpenText Extended ECM for Microsoft® Office® 365
o OpenText Extended ECM for Oracle® E-Business Suite
o OpenText Extended ECM for Engineering
o OpenText Extended ECM for Government
o OpenText Extended ECM for AppWorks
o OpenText Office Online Broker

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2.1 About Release Numbers
OpenText issues cumulative updates to OpenText Content Suite Platform on a quarterly basis, with
timing aligned to the release of. These updates incorporate new features, security fixes and
enhancements, performance optimizations and defect corrections.
Important: The change in the numbering scheme from 16.2.x, 20+ to 21.X does NOT indicate an
elevated level of change, risk, or complexity for applying an update. Content Server follows a
Continuous Improvement delivery model, and each update represents a few months of improvement.
The release number is determined by marketing objectives and does not indicate any technology
changes.
Content
Scheduled Date 16.2+
Suite
2018 March 16.2.4 16 EP4
2018 June 16.2.5 16 EP4
2018 September 16.2.6 16 EP5
2018 December 16.2.7 16 EP5
2019 March 16.2.8 16 EP6
2019 June 16.2.9 16 EP6
2019 September 16.2.10 16 EP7
2019 December 16.2.11 16 EP7
2020 April 20.2 CE 20.2
2020 July 20.3 CE 20.3
2020 October 20.4 CE 20.4
2021 January 21.1 CE 21.1
2021 April 21.2 CE 21.2
2021 July 21.3 CE 21.3
2021 October 21.4 CE 21.4
2022 January 22.1 CE 22.1

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2.2 Components and New Features of Release CE 22.1
Content Suite Platform CE 22.1 includes the following new features. For general information, visit the
product overview website OpenText Content Suite Platform.
Important
Content Server Security Fixes, Fixes of Note and New Features can be
reviewed in the Content Server Documentation in OpenText My Support.
Security fix for Log4J Remote Code Execution

Content Suite Platform CE 22.1 ships with Apache log4j 2.x using the latest available log4j
version from Apache. Please refer to the general Support Advisory for latest information.
Sessions information added to SmartView

End users can now view their currently active sessions and previous session information from their
Smart View profile. This allows users to monitor activity with their credentials and improves overall
security awareness.
Save Search from Smart View

After executing a search users can now save the search query from within Search Results page. The
search query can be used to quickly access the search results at another time or send to another
user.
For more information, please see “Basic keyword search” section in OpenText Content Server - Smart
View User Help: Search
Manage document versions more efficiently within Smart View

Added a unique URL to reference a document version in Smart View. This URL can be copied or
shared as a link with other users. The default action of the URL can be configured by the
administrator to either download the document or open the Document Overview page.
For more information, see “Versions page” under "Item properties and metadata" section in OpenText
Content Server - Smart View User Help: Get Started
Notification Center Settings panel

Users can now manage Insights from a new Notification Center Settings panel. This gives users the
ability to view which Business Workspaces they have enabled Insights for and disable Insights on any
specific Business Workspace.
For more information please see, View Insights messages in the Notification Center.
Audio and Video Files in Wiki

Wiki can now display audio and video files embedded in a Wiki page. Users can play them with the
embedded player of the web browser. All common formats are supported.

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DocuSign integration using OAuth 2.0
The DocuSign integration has been updated to use OAuth 2.0 Authentication for the Signature Agent.
In August 2021 DocuSign has made a change to enforce a policy requiring the use of OAuth 2.0 as
the sole authentication mechanism for their platform for new customers. Up to and including Content
Server 21.4 the signature agent integrated into Content Server Workflow was using basic
authentication. With the switch to OAuth 2.0 new DocuSign customers will pass the validation process
from DocuSign to have their tenant enabled.
Refer to the manual to learn how to set up DocuSign integration in Content Server
Existing DocuSign customers with already running integrations updating to Content Server 22.1 are
required to adjust their configuration in Content Server. Refer to the “Upgrade notes” section in this
document for further details.
General Administration
Business administrator has been granted the permission to purge items in Recycle Bin by default.
Additional MSSQL information is added to the system report for advanced diagnostics and
troubleshooting purposes.
Search
Search performance is improved when searching on a low-memory metadata region with a right-
truncation or left-truncation search phrase of two or more terms.
Support more characters in custom tokenization files. The default TolerantSubstringTokenizer.txt

tokenization rules is updated to recognize more Indic characters. The default
EmailAddressTokenizer.txt tokenization rules are updated to support Hebrew and more Indic
characters.
Turn on AND queries performance optimization by default. In 21.4 we introduced a new setting to
improve the performance when search queries contain several AND operators and the setting was off
by default.
Records Management Hold Management

To provide quick access and manage Holds in Smart View the Hold Management tile can be added to
a landing or role-based page in Smart View and expanded to access the Hold Management
Workspace. With adequate permissions, the following hold-related actions can now be performed
from the Hold Management Workspace in Smart View:
• Create and delete Hold Groups and Holds.

• Modify Hold fields.
• Suspend and reactivate Holds.
• Move Holds in and out of Hold Groups.
• View Hold items from the Hold’s action menu.
In Classic and Smart View a user will require modify permissions on Hold Management / Maintenance
and modify permissions on the Hold Groups in order to move Holds in and out of groups.

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For more information on Smart View Hold Management, please see Holds in the Smart View User
Help.
Default Cross-reference setting

To improve efficiency during the Copy function a default cross-reference code can now be set similar
to the default codes for Record Versions and Email cross-reference. To prevent long lists of cross-
reference codes a second new setting specifies the maximum number of cross-reference codes to
display for an item. For more information, please see Changing Records Management Settings.
Physical Objects borrowed items

The Return By Date on the Properties of a borrowed Physical Item can now be edited in Smart and
Classic View with adequate permissions.
Content Intelligence Chart Widget improvements

The Visual Count Widget chart options include a new Patterned 20 theme which improves
accessibility by providing patterns as well as colors. Additional accessibility features for the Visual
Count Widgets include:
• A new ellipsis icon that shows a ‘Chart options’ tool tip to replace the Configure icon.
• For single-width pie charts radial labels replace the previous legend.
WebReports licensing and new features

To simplify configuration on the WebReports Enablement page adminstrators can self-certify instead
of entering a license key. If WebReports was previously enabled it will remain enabled after upgrade.
New WebReports features include the following additions:
• A new SETATTR argument to the WFACTION sub-tag to support setting attribute values for
any workflow instance from a standalone WebReport.
LL_REPTAG_<subworkid> WFACTION:SETATTR:<attribute name>:<value>
• A new WebReport tag NODEACTION:CREATE:EMAILFOLDER has been added to create

Email Folders using WebReports.
• A new Manage Secure Constants Administration page helps improve security by managing
the Secure Constants, for example passwords, used in WebReport applications. You can use
this page to specify an optional allow list of WebReports that can use each Constant. You can
reference each Constant using the RESTCLIENT tag. For more information see Manage
Secure Constants in the WebReports Administration Help.
OpenText Viewing
Complimentary Basic Annotation: Annotations are now included as part of the complimentary
viewing experience for OpenText Viewing users. This offering allows for viewing and application of
annotations only. Printing or publishing documents with the annotation content applied requires a user
to have an Intelligent Viewing for Content Suite premium license seat.

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Intelligent Viewing for Content Suite (add-on for OpenText Viewing)
Intelligent Viewing for Content Suite is a premium add-on to OpenText Viewing. This release
introduces support for including external reference files (xref) that are associated with a CAD
document as part of the viewing session and an in-viewer button that allows users to toggle between
“Graphical Compare” to “Text Compare” modes.
• Include External Reference Files when Viewing CAD Content: Users will now have
associated external reference files (xref) included when viewing a supported CAD document.
The association of xref files to parent files is handled by the Extended Engineering module.
• In-Viewer Compare Mode Toggle: When users launch a compare session with Intelligent
Viewing for Content Suite it will open by default with either “Graphical Compare” or “Text
Compare” depending on what format types are being compared. The default compare mode
is configured using the administration settings. Users will now be able to easily change to the
desired compare mode on-demand from within the viewer with a new button.
2.3 Discontinued and Deprecated Features

The following features have been deprecated in this release:
• The Business Workspaces tool 'Import Configuration' to import configuration for workspace
types, unique names, and business object types with an XML file is deprecated beginning
with CE 21.4. As alternative, please use the Transport Warehouse.
• Imaging Review and Notes has been deprecated as of CE 21.3. It should not be used for any
new deployments while it continues to be supported for existing deployments.
• Enterprise Library including Enterprise Library CMIS is deprecated.
• Enterprise Library Data Sources are deprecated. They should not be used for new
installations and existing usage should be converted to Enterprise Data Sources. There are
search features that do not work with Enterprise Library Data Sources and search queries are
generally slower when Enterprise Library Data Sources are configured. The feature will be
discontinued in a future update.
• Binders and Cases object types have been replaced by Business Workspaces and are no
longer recommended for new implementation since 2017 (release 16.2.0). OpenText is
planning to discontinue Binders and Cases in the fourth quarter of 2022 (release CE 22.4).
Customers need to convert existing Binders and Cases into Business Workspaces using the
migration utilities available with Content Suite.
• jQuery update: Starting with 21.1, only the jQuery 3 plug-in is available.
• Owner ID: The Owner ID setting on the Security Settings page is deprecated as of CE 20.4.
• Windows Server: Windows 2012r2 is not recommended. Windows 2012r2 support is
expected to be deprecated sometime in 2021.
• My Mailbox: The My Mailbox feature has been added to the list of deprecated features. The
feature can be enabled however it will be removed from Content Server in the near future.
The following features have been discontinued and are no longer available:

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• Internet Explorer 11 as web browser: Microsoft has announced that support of Internet
Explorer 11 will end in 2022. OpenText support of third-party software ends when vendor
support ends, or earlier. Content Suite Platform has ended support of Internet Explorer 11 as
a web browser in update CE 22.1. The last version of Content Suite Platform to support
Internet Explorer 11 was Content Suite Platform CE 21.4.
Note
Certain use cases accessible from Enterprise Connect and Office Editor
22.1 still require Internet Explorer 11.
2.4 General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a European Union (EU) law that gives residents
greater protection and control of their personal data. It regulates the data that companies inside and
outside the EU can collect, store, and transfer – as well as how they use it. All companies that
process EU resident data must comply with GDPR, starting on May 25, 2018.
Content Suite Platform offers freely definable data containers called Business Workspaces. A
Business Workspace is a type of folder to manage content. Content could be, for example, Word,
Excel, or PDF documents. Business Workspaces are enriched with context-related metadata and
relations.
Users in Content Suite Platform have a user profile with personal data like name, communication
data, or personal data.
Software solutions like Content Suite Platform can neither be considered as GDPR compliant nor
GDPR non-compliant. Every customer using Content Suite Platform is responsible for ensuring GDPR
compliance in their organization.
Content Suite Platform provides different means to help organizations be GDPR compliant:
• Records Management to ensure a Retention Schedule as well as Disposition at the end of

managed content lifecycle
• Audit logging to see who accessed sensitive data
• Dashboards and Live Reports to do sophisticated reporting on customer or employee data
used inside Content Suite Platform
• Security Clearance to govern access levels for sensitive information only for defined user
groups in an organization
3 Packaging and documentation

Downloads and documentation for Content Suite Platform are available on OpenText My Support
(https://support.opentext.com).

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Note
Documentation that is installed with the product or packaged with the
product download is current at the time of release. Documentation
updates made after a release are available for download on OpenText
My Support (https://support.opentext.com).
3.1 Packaging and delivery information

Content Suite Platform is a bundle consisting of many individual components. For your convenience,
this bundle is delivered in different ways:
• Download of individual installers on OpenText My Support

• Managed download and deployment using OpenText System Center Manager
• New: Docker images to be deployed on Kubernetes for key server components
Note
Some components such as OpenText™ Object Importer, WebReports,
WebReports Extensions for Workflow, Email Cloud Archiving, CMIS
Document Pipeline for Archive Center, Document Pipeline for File
Archiving, OpenText™ Document Pipeline for SAP® Solutions,
DocumentPipeline for DocuLink, Add-on for Microsoft™ Office Online,
Content Sharing module, and Interview module are included in the
downloads but are licensed separately.
System Center: Provides capabilities to install solutions and automate the deployment process using
the Execution Plans feature. System Center is an all-in-one solution where you can find information
about products, download, install, or automate the deployment process and maintain the application,
and apply patches and updates. System Center is available for download.
Docker Images: Content Suite Platform Docker images that are packaged with this release should be
deployed using the Kubernetes engine. The Docker images are available for download at OpenText
My Support (Content Suite Platform Download area).
Software component of Content Suite Platform

The following table lists all components of Content Suite Platform CE 22.1.
Group Component Version Availability

System Center /
Content Server 22.1
Docker Container
Content Imaging Enterprise Scan – Web Interface 20.4 System Center

Server and Imaging Reviews and Notes 16.2 System Center
Modules
Monitoring Agent 21.2 System Center
Extensions for Enterprise Library
16.2.11 System Center
(deprecated)
Administration Client 21.2 My Support

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Group Component Version Availability
Archive Center
Archive System Center /
Document Pipelines 21.2
Center, Docker Container
Archive Monitoring Server and Web Client
Document
Pipelines Solution Registry Agent 21.2 System Center
and Document Pipeline for Enterprise Library
21.2 System Center
Component (deprecated)
s Searchable PDF DocTool 21.2 My Support
System Center /
AppWorks Gateway 21.3.0
Docker Container
Content Server Mobile micro app
21.4 My Support
(deployed on AppWorks Gateway)
System Center /
Directory Services (OTDS) 21.3.0
Docker Container
Other
Imaging Web Viewer1 21.4 System Center
Servers and
Brava! Server Components (limited usage
Services 16.6.3.80 System Center
right for Content Suite Viewer)
Intelligent Viewing (backend for OpenText
System Center /
Viewing & Intelligent Viewing for Content 21.4
Docker Container
Suite)
System Center Manager 21.2 My Support
Enterprise Library Web Services
16.2.11 System Center
(deprecated)
Enterprise Connect 22.1 System Center
Imaging Enterprise Scan 20.4 System Center

Imaging Windows Viewer and
Clients 21.4 System Center
DesktopLink
Office Editor Client 22.1 System Center
App Store / Play
Content Server Mobile 21.4
Store
For detailed information about individual components of Content Suite Platform, please have a look at
the respective release notes.
3.2 Note on the End User License Agreement

Usage of Searchable PDF DocTool
The Searchable PDF DocTool allows rendering of scanned documents to searchable PDF/A. This
DocTool must only be used in scan pipelines with Enterprise Scan, which means it is only intended for

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documents manually scanned in with Enterprise Scan. Batch conversion of imported images is not
considered a legitimate use of the software.
3.3 Related documentation

For additional information about Content Suite Platform, or for supplemental information about related
products, refer to the following documents, which are available on OpenText My Support.
1. Installation Overview
2. Documentation List – a single web page with links to documentation on the components in
the Content Suite Platform
3. Content Suite Platform Product Information
4 Supported environments and compatibility

This section provides details about supported platforms, systems, and versions.
4.1 Platform Compatibility
Caution
Operating systems, databases, browsers, and other platforms
advance on independent schedules. OpenText identifies the
version tested where applicable and if a version is not identified,
testing is typically performed on the platform software available
approximately one month before the release date of Content
Server.
OpenText relies on the platform vendor to maintain backwards

compatibility. If the platform vendor makes a change that affects
compatibility, there may be period of time where the platform is not
fully functional while OpenText makes appropriate
changes. Depending on the severity of the changes, an update to
the latest or next quarterly update of Content Server may be
required.
Platforms that may be subject to these constraints are marked with a

† symbol.

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4.2 Mobile Platform Matrix
Content Server functionality is supported on the following mobile platforms:
Device Mobile OS Mobile Browser Note
iPad or iPad Mini capable iOS, latest Safari, latest Only supported with Content
of running the latest iOS version version Server Smart View which is
version tested with the latest iOS
version. If you run into a
problem that exists only in a
previous iOS version please
upgrade to the latest version.

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4.3 Enterprise Connect and Office Editor Features Support
These are Content Server features that require a specific version of Enterprise Connect or Office
Editor.
Feature Client Browser Support Notes
Enterprise Connect • Firefox ESR / Quantum Requires Enterprise Connect

From Here • Google Chrome 16.2.8 to be installed on the
• Microsoft Edge desktop
• IE11
• Microsoft Chromium Edge Requires Enterprise Connect
20.2 to be installed on the
desktop
Edit / Open using • Firefox ESR / Quantum Requires Office Editor 16.x.x to
Office Editor • Google Chrome be installed on the desktop
• Microsoft Edge
• IE11
• Microsoft Chromium Edge Requires Office Editor 20.2 to be
installed on the desktop
Print • Firefox ESR / Quantum Requires Enterprise Connect

• Google Chrome 16.2.8 to be installed on the
• Microsoft Edge desktop
• IE11
• Microsoft Chromium Edge Requires Enterprise Connect
20.2 to be installed on the
desktop
Send to mail as • Firefox ESR / Quantum Requires Enterprise Connect

attachment • Google Chrome 20.2 to be installed on the
• Microsoft Chromium Edge desktop
• Microsoft Edge
Send to My Working • Firefox ESR / Quantum Requires Enterprise Connect

Documents list • Google Chrome 20.2 to be installed on the
• Microsoft Chromium Edge desktop
• Microsoft Edge

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Caution
If you install Enterprise Connect or Office Editor 20.2 client on a system
with the latest ESR or Quantum version of Firefox, the browser extension
for Firefox is not installed. To install the extension after the client is
installed, do the following:
1. In Firefox, click Open Menu, and then click Add-ons.
2. Click Tools for all add-ons, and then click Install add-on from File.
3. Navigate to one of the following locations:
• C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\Mozilla Firefox (for user
installations)
• C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\browser\extensions (for 64-bit
system installations)
• C:\Program Files (x86)\Mozilla Firefox\browser\extensions (for
32-bit system installations)
4. Double-click otdesktop-hosted@opentext.com.xpi.
5. In the Add Content Server Browser Web Extension? box, click
Add.
4.4 Client Platform Support

Content Server functionality is supported on all browser/client OS combinations with the exceptions
specified in the following Support Notes.
Client OS Client Browser Support Notes
Windows Edge † • Print, WebDAV are not supported.

• Edge Chromium based version was initially
Edge Chromium † released with version 79 on January 15, 2020.
Windows Firefox ESR † • The Short Links section on the General

Firefox Quantum † properties page does not include options to
Firefox † Copy.
Chrome † • The Content Server Print feature is dependent
on NPAPI. If you upgrade to a version of the
browser where NPAPI is no longer supported,
then the Print functionality will not work.
• Chrome version 42 does not support Drag and
Drop. This issue is resolved with versions of
Chrome newer than version 42.
• Chrome version 80 includes changes to
Samesite cookie behavior. for details on this
change in Chrome and Content Server 20.2.

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Client OS Client Browser Support Notes
Non- Firefox ESR † • Print is not supported.

Windows Firefox Quantum † • The Short Links section on the General
Safari properties page does not include options to
Chrome † Copy.
Firefox †
† See Section 4.1 – Platform Compatibility
4.5 Application Server Support

The following chart describes the application servers/JAVA versions that are supported by Content
Server.
Supported Application JAVA supported on Notes

Server Application Server
Tomcat 8.5.73 OpenJDK 11.0.12 Validated with Tomcat 8.5.73 and earlier.
Tomcat 9.0.55 Validated with Tomcat 9.0.55 and earlier.
4.6 Content Server Java Support

The following chart describes the version of Java that is included in Content Server. OpenText
recommends that you use the associated Java and Content Server versions listed below.
Java Version Notes Content

Server
OpenJDK 11.0.12 OpenJDK 11.0.12 (version distributed by the 22.1

AdoptOpenJDK organization) is included with the Content
Server install and upgrade packages.
4.7 Web Server Support

The following chart describes the Web Servers that are supported by Content Server.
Supported Web Server Version Notes
Tomcat 8.5.73 Validated with Tomcat 8.5.73 and earlier.
9.0.55 Validated with Tomcat 9.0.55 and earlier.
IIS 8.5, 10.0 IIS 10 supported on Windows 2016 as of 16.2.2

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Supported Web Server Version Notes
Apache HTTP Server 2.4.x Validated with 2.4.29 and earlier on Windows.
Web Server Support Notes

• HTTP/2 is not supported. Ensure you disable HTTP/2 in your web browser.

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4.8 Server Platform Support Matrix
The following chart describes the server OS and server database versions supported by Content
Server.
Note
Please review the specific support notes in the sections immediately
following this chart.
Content Server OS Database Note
Windows 2019 2 SQL Server 2019 SQL 2019 added

with 20.2.
SQL Server 2017
SQL 2017 added
Oracle 19c 19.x with 16.2.9.
Azure SQL † Azure SQL added

with 21.1
HANA 2.0 SPS 05 †
Oracle 19.x
added with
16.2.10
HANA 2.0 SPS 05

added with 21.2
Windows 2016 2 SQL Server 2016 SP2 Oracle 12.2 and

Azure SQL added
Azure SQL † with 16.2.4
Oracle 12c 12.2.0.1 SQL Server 2016

SP2 added with
Oracle 19c 19.x 16.2.6
HANA 2.0 SPS 05 † Hana 2.0 added

with 16.2.8
Oracle 19.x added

with 20.2

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Windows 2012 R2 1 SQL Server 2016 SP2
SQL Server 2014
Azure SQL †
Oracle 12c 12.2.0.1
HANA 2.0 SPS 05 †
Red Hat 7.4 - 7.54 Oracle 12c 12.2.0.1 Linux 7.5 support
added with 16.2.6
Oracle Linux 7.4 - 7.5 3,4
Oracle 12.2
support added
with 16.2.4
Red Hat Linux 7.4 – 7.54 HANA 2.0 SPS 05 † Hana 2.0 support
added with 16.2.7
Linux 7.6 support
added with 16.2.8
Red Hat Linux 7.6-7.94 Oracle 12c 12.2.0.1 Linux 7.8 support
added with 20.4
Oracle Linux 7.6-7.93,4 Oracle 19c 19.x
Oracle 19.x added
PostgreSQL 11.14
with 16.2.10
PostGreSQL
added with 20.4
Linux 7.9 support
added with 21.2
Red Hat Linux 7.6-7.94 HANA 2.0 SPS 05 †
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Windows 2012 R2 support includes Standard, Datacenter, and Hyper-V.
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Standard and Datacenter.
3
Covers both Unbreakable Enterprise Kernel (UEK) and Red Hat compatible Kernel.
4
Linux is supported on x86_64 architecture.
† See Section 4.1 – Platform Compatibility

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Storage System Support Notes
4.8.1.1 Directly supported by Content Server – cannot be used in SAP Archive Link scenarios
Amazon Simple Storage Service
Cloud Service: Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3): http://aws.amazon.com/s3
Features and Scenarios
• Interface type HTTP(S)

• Connection IP
• WORM feature Not Supported
• Retention Periods Not Supported
Note
S3 standard is the recommended storage class for AWS, whereas S3 Glacier is not
supported.
4.8.1.2 Archive Center Storage System Compatibility
Content Suite Platform can leverage multiple storage platforms, including cloud object storages like
AWS S3. For details, see the Archive Center Storage Platforms documentation at
https://knowledge.opentext.com/knowledge/llisapi.dll/Open/77670019.
Database Support Notes

4.8.2.1 General
Databases are supported on any Operating System platform supported by the database vendor. It is
not required that the database be on the same platform as Content Server. Databases that have a
client component must have that client supported on an operating system supported by Content
Server.
Please ensure that you follow the recommended practices for Database installation and configuration
as indicated in the Best Practices documents on My Support.
4.8.2.2 Azure SQL
• Compatibility Mode. Due to the known issue CSARC-861 you must set the compatibility
level to SQL 2012 (110).
• Adding and Connecting to an Azure SQL DB. You must create the Content Server
database in Azure SQL and then use Content Server to create the tables. Please refer to the
Content Server Installation Guide for additional details.
• Database Maintenance. If your Content Server database is a SQL Server database
deployed on Microsoft Azure, you cannot use any of the tasks on the Microsoft SQL Server
Maintenance page. Use other tools (for example, SQL Server Management Studio) to
perform these tasks.

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4.8.2.3 Microsoft SQL Server 2019
• SQL Server 2019 support includes Standard and Enterprise.



• SQL Server Always On. Content Server supports SQL Server 2016 Always On. Follow the
documentation from Microsoft to configure Always On -
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/36143.sql-server-2016-step-by-
step-creating-alwayson-availability-group.aspx.
4.8.2.6 Oracle 12c
• Oracle support includes Standard, Enterprise, and RAC as well as deployment on Oracle
Exadata Database Machine, Oracle DataGuard, and Oracle SuperCluster.
• Oracle Multitenant. The Oracle Multitenant option for Oracle Database 12c allows a
multitenant container database to hold pluggable databases. To use the pluggable database
from Content Server you must reference the pluggable database in your TNSNAMES file and
you must connect to the pluggable database from Content Server.
• Content Server Oracle support includes Oracle Client and Server interoperability support as
certified by Oracle where the minimum supported Database version for Content Server is
11.2.0.4.
4.8.2.7 Oracle 19c
• Oracle support includes Standard, Enterprise, and RAC as well as deployment on Oracle
Exadata Database Machine, Oracle DataGuard, and Oracle SuperCluster as supported by
Oracle.
• Content Server Oracle support includes Oracle Client and Server interoperability support as
certified by Oracle.
4.9 Virtualization Support

OpenText Content Server is supported for use with the server operating systems listed in the previous
sections. The supported server operating systems may be installed on physical or virtual hosts,
including cloud environments such as Google Cloud, Amazon Web Service, and Microsoft Azure.
Customers that choose to use a virtual environment are encouraged to select a virtualization
platform intended for production systems and known to be fully supported by the server operating
system vendor.
Platform Service Version
Amazon Web Services

Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (Amazon EKS) 1.21

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Platform Service Version
Amazon Relational Database Service (Amazon RDS) 11.14
Google Cloud Platform GCP virtual machines
Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) 1.21
Cloud SQL for PostgreSQL 11
Microsoft Azure Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) 1.21
Azure PostgreSQL 11
SQL Server
versions as
Azure SQL
listed in section
5.8
Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, and AWS are supported virtualization environments †.
Note that Content Suite is a resource intensive application and will require at least the same amount
of resources in a virtual environment as it would in a physical environment. Therefore, additional
resource scaling may be required to maintain the same level of performance in a virtual environment
as observed in physical environment. Static or committed resources within a Virtual Environment are
typically needed for performance-sensitive scenarios.
4.10 Kubernetes
Content Suite is available as Docker Containers to be deployed in Kubernetes, a container-
orchestration system.
Important
Customers deploying Content Suite containers provided by
OpenText are expected to stay relatively current with updates,
following best practices for cloud technology and continuous
deployment. Patched containers with fixes will be provided until
September 2022.
Customers who expect to remain on CE 22.1 past this date should

consider creating and managing their own containers or use
traditional methods of installation and patching.

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4.11 Microsoft Office Integration Support
For information on integration with these versions of Office, please see the release notes for the
OpenText Enterprise Connect and Office Editor products.
4.12 Microsoft Office File Format Support

Content Server supports storing, indexing, viewing, and thumbnail generation of the files generated
by the versions of Microsoft Office in the table below. For information on support for these versions of
Office, please see the release notes for the OpenText Enterprise Connect product.
Version Releases Notes
Office 95 Word, Microsoft Project, and Excel Only text indexing and hit highlighting
95 are supported with Microsoft Project.
Office 97 Word, Excel, Microsoft Project, and Only text indexing and hit highlighting
PowerPoint 97 are supported with Microsoft Project.
Office 2010 Word, Excel, and PowerPoint 2010
Office 2013 Word, Excel, Visio, and PowerPoint

2013

2016

2019

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4.13 Document Filters Format Support
The file types and versions the OpenText Document Filters support by default are listed in the
following table. All file types are supported on Windows, Linux, and Solaris except where indicated.
MIME type extraction is supported for all file types except CDR.
On Linux and Solaris operating systems, only Western languages are supported for View as Web
Page and Thumbnails.
For details about format support, please refer to section 28.5.11 OpenText Document Filters of the
Content Server: Admin Online Help.
Text Indexing, View as Web Metadata

File Types
Hit Highlighting Page, Thumbnails Extraction
Word 95-2019 ✓ ✓ ✓
Excel 95-2019
Email – MSG
WordPerfect
RTF
CALS
PowerPoint 97-2019 ✓ ✓ ✓
Visio 2013, 2016
PDF
Postscript
OpenOffice Writer, Calc, Impress, ✓ ✓

Draw, Math
MS Project 95-2007 ✓
TAR, LZH, RDL, ZIP
Mail RFC822
IGES (Windows only)
DWG (up to AutoCAD 2016), ✓ ✓

DWF, DWFx, DXF, DGN
CADRA (Windows only)
Calcomp, HPGL, CGM
EMF, WMF
ME10 (binary ME10 compressed
format not supported)
JPEG, BMP, PNG, GIF, TIF ✓ ✓
Gerber ✓ Windows only

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4.14 OpenText product compatibility
The section provides details about which versions of other OpenText products are compatible with this
release of Content Suite Platform CE 22.1.
Important
For the latest compatibility information for OpenText products, refer to the
Compatibility Matrix (https://knowledge.opentext.com/go/matrix) on
OpenText My Support.

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4.15 Language support
Content Suite Platform is currently localized in the following languages. Additional languages may be
available in future releases.
Component Languages
EN FR DE JA ES RU KO TW AR CA ZH NL FI IT KK PT SV UK
Smart View X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X
Smart View X X X X X X X
User Help
Classic View X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X
Classic X X X X X X X
View User
Help
Administration X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X
Administration X X X X
Help

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5 Installation and upgrade notes
This section provides additional installation and upgrade information, including related or third-party
product information and any required critical patches.
The managed download and installation using System Center is launched using the following steps:
1. Download the System Center Manager installer from My Support.

2. Run the System Center Manager installer on any workstation or server.
3. When the installation completes, select Sign in to System Center Manager.
4. Log on to System Center Manager as Admin with the password that you set during the
installation.
5. Access the Catalog tab and search for Content Suite Platform.
6. Select the respective Content Suite Platform version to download.
7. Enter your My Support credentials.
8. All Content Suite Platform components will be downloaded based on the platform you select.
System Center Manager also provides convenient access to supported environments.
5.1 Docker images deployment on Kubernetes

For information about deploying the Content Suite Platform on Kubernetes, please refer to the
OpenText Content Suite Platform and Extended ECM Cloud Deployment Guide available on
OpenText My Support.
5.2 Upgrade notes

Content Suite is updated and upgraded on a per-component level. Individual products and
components may have their own documentation and Release Notes.
System Center can be used to update an existing Content Suite System by launching System Center
Manager from the Content Server Cluster Management Administration pages.
Docker images upgrades on Kubernetes

The upgrade of Content Suite Platform Docker images is achieved by a simple Helm “upgrade”
command. The details are also included in the OpenText Content Suite Platform and Extended ECM
Cloud Deployment Guide available on OpenText My Support.
Perspective conversion
Perspectives control how users see the layout of a Business Workspace in Content Server Smart
View. You design and configure a Perspective in Perspective Manager, a tool that walks you through
the creation of a Perspective and translates it into ActiveView coding.
Perspectives for Business Workspaces, which were created with versions 16.2.9 or earlier, are
Container Perspectives and they determine their respective Workspace Type with a rule. Starting with
version 16.2.10, this behavior has changed. Perspectives can now be Workspace Perspectives. The
Workspace Type is set automatically when you start Perspective Manager from the Workspace Type
Configuration page.

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Starting with version 20.2, all Perspectives use a new Perspectives node type and must be converted
from the old ActiveView format.
Secrets management
For secrets that are managed inside Content Server, a new configuration file called secrets.ini is used
to manage local secrets. The existing secrets stored in opentext.ini file will be migrated to the
secrets.ini during the upgrade. A new database table is created for managing global secrets.
A new file named key.bin is created under OTHOME/config/secrets folder to store the Data Encryption
Key, which was stored in opentext.ini before release 21.3. Key.bin file must be manually replicated
across all the instances of a cluster during the installation process.
DocuSign integration requiring configuration change

With Content Server 22.1 the configuration for the DocuSign integration has slightly changed to adjust
to a policy change made by the DocuSign platform. With this change existing installations are
required to switch to OAuth 2.0 until the middle of 2022 to avoid being blocked by the DocuSign
platform. See https://developers.docusign.com/platform/auth/oauth2-requirements-migration/ for
further details.
The Signature Agent responsible for handling DocuSign envelopes will only use OAuth 2.0 as the
authentication mechanism. This is a switch from the Basic Authentication that has been used before.
Existing customers with already configured DocuSign integrations are required to retrieve the initial
authentication tokens for the REST API account previously configured in the Administration pages for
the DocuSign configuration on Content Server.
It is required to perform the “Test Settings” functionality available on the DocuSign configuration page
and click “Save Changes” after a successful test. This process will open a new window and ask for
the credentials of the REST API user that has been used previously in the existing configuration. After
successful authentication the Signature Agent will store and use the authentication and refresh tokens
retrieved from DocuSign using the OAuth 2.0 mechanism. The Signature Agent will automatically
refresh outdated tokens and the Agent will be able to perform tasks as before.
Security Hardening for iFrame embedding

A new setting was introduced in the Configure Security Parameters page, it allows a choice of three
different settings: Do not allow iFrame Embedding, Allow iFrame Embedding, Allow iFrame
Embedding for specific domains. The upgrade process will enforce the new default Do not allow
iFrame Embedding. Previous changes to this setting for disabling the embedding have to be reapplied
manually.
User Session expiration

User Session expiration is a required setting starting in CE 22.1. Systems with an undefined value will
be converted to expiring seven days from last request.

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6 Patches
A patch is a piece of software that is designed to fix or improve a computer program or its supporting
data. These may include repairs to security vulnerabilities or resolution of bugs and may also improve
usability or performance. On OpenText My Support you will find two types of patches – hotfixes and
updates. Hotfixes are also known as quick-fixes or bug fixes. Updates are also known as service
packs or service releases.
Patches for each component of Content Suite Platform CE 22.1 are listed in their respective folders
on OpenText My Support. OpenText also recommends that you check OpenText My Support for any
patches or documentation updates that may have been posted after this release. Furthermore,
OpenText strongly recommends using OpenText™ Cluster Management Patch Deployment System to
keep your Content Server up-to-date with all applicable patches.
6.1 My Support review

Documentation and resources for Content Suite Platform and Content server are available on
OpenText My Support and linked from the Content Server landing page.
OpenText also recommends that you check the Content Suite Platform and Content Server area of
the OpenText My Support
(https://knowledge.opentext.com/knowledge/llisapi.dll/open/KCProduct?id=342) for any
documentation updates that may have been posted after release.
6.2 Install Critical Patches

OpenText recommends that you use the OpenText System Center to keep your Content Server up-
to-date with all the applicable latest patches.

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6.3 Content Server Configuration File Changes
Some features of Content Server, DCS, and Search Engine are managed through configuration files.
This section outlines changes that are implemented or recommended with each Update. In some
cases, configuration files cannot be overwritten or updated automatically due to the potential for
conflict with customized settings. You should review the suggested changes and apply those which
can be safely made for your system.
Search Configuration Files. New versions of search configuration files are not installed when
applying an update to an existing system because replacing these files would overwrite
customizations previously made. In this case the latest versions of the configuration files are placed
in a reference folder where you can review them and select specific edits for your configuration files:
<OTHOME>\config\config_reference.
If you are installing this update as a new installation you will find these configuration files in
<OTHOME>\config.
The following table shows the latest changes of the configuration files. If an update is being applied
to a new installation, these files should be copied to the <OTHOME>\config directory before
indexing any data.
File Change
22.1
\config Changes made for SRCH-6368 update EmailAddressTokenizer.txt

\config\tokenizers to reflect new Hebrew default handling
\config\config_reference
\config\config_reference\tokeniz Added:
ers hebrew+ (hebrewin hebrew+)*
See EmailAddressTokenizer.txt for the full list of character

changes made.
\config Made changes for:

• LPAD-99961 Base Framework for Restructure
• LPAD-100253 Add Administration page for Azure Cloud
Storage Provider
• CST-1026 Internal OTDS changes to support SQL OTDS
Changed:
SecretsConfigurationValid=A<1,?,'alreadyReported'=true,'messag
e'='System preferences file: {/OTHOME/config/opentext.ini}
Secrets anchor folder: {/OTHOME/} Optional read-only secrets
base folder: {/OTHOME/secrets/ContentServer/ [does not exist] }
Read-write secrets base folder: {/OTHOME/config/secrets/ [exists]
} Read-write secrets preferences file:
{/OTHOME/config/secrets/secrets.ini [accessible]
}','timestamp'=D/2022/1/11:11:51:43>

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To:
SecretsConfigurationValid=A<1,?,'alreadyReported'=true,'messag
e'='System preferences file: {/OTHOME/config/opentext.ini}
Secrets anchor folder: {/OTHOME/} Optional read-only secrets
base folder: {/OTHOME/secrets/ContentServer/ [does not exist] }
Read-write secrets base folder: {/OTHOME/config/secrets/ [exists]
} Read-write secrets preferences file:
{/OTHOME/config/secrets/secrets.ini [accessible]
}','timestamp'=D/2022/1/11:12:14:39>
Changed:
ospaces_distributedagent={'distributedagent'}
To:
ospaces_distributedagent={'distributedagent','distributedagenttask
s'}
Changed:
ospaces_storageprovider={'storageprovider','awsstorageprovider','
gcpstorageprovider'}
To:
ospaces_storageprovider={'storageprovider','awsstorageprovider','
gcpstorageprovider','azurestorageprovider'}
Changed:
SecKeyConfTS=2022-01-11T12:00:15 29169
To:
SecKeyConfTS=2022-01-11T12:29:30 29633
Added:
[OTDS]
MigrateLogFile=otds_migrate_2022.01.11.123210.log
MigrateSuccess=TRUE
\config Changes made for SRCH-6369- newer indic characters not
\config\tokenizers searchable if using TolerantSubstringTokenizer.txt
\config\config_reference The sample TolerantSubstringTokenizer.txt file is updated to
\config\config_reference\tokeniz support more languages of India.
ers
See the TolerantSubstringTokenizer.txt file for the complete list of
character changes.
6.4 Hotfixes
Hotfixes are small patches that address software issues. Typically, there is no new functionality in a
hotfix.
Please see the respective area on My Support for required hotfixes and patches.

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7 Fixed Issues
The list of fixed issues is covered in the Release Notes for each component within the Content Suite
Platform.
This section provides information about past issues at the Content Suite Platform level that have been
fixed in this release. There are no fixed issues at this time.

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8 Known issues
This section provides information about past issues that have been fixed in this release.
The list of known issues is covered in the Release Notes for each component within the Content Suite
Platform.
This section provides information about known issues at the Content Suite Platform level that exist in
this release.
Component Issue number Description

Content Only English, German, and French user interface localizations
Server are supported in this release.
Records LPU-2635 For a User Hold to be applied to Text Documents (sub-type
Management 145), the Managed Objects page must have the Document sub-
type (144) checked for User Hold.
LPAD-35560, When RM metadata fields are required on the Add Item page
LPU-5344 and the items are dragged and dropped in the Classic View of
Content Server, the user is not prompted to fill in the RM
required fields. The content will be uploaded, and the next time
the user accesses the Records Detail tab, the user will be
prompted to fill in the required fields.
LPAD-47804, Deleted Category information of purged children is not captured.
LPU-7335 Category\Attribute information in the Audit Deletion Logs was
added in Records Management 16.0. However, when items are
sent to the Recycle Bin and later purged, the purged children’s
Category\Attribute information is not captured.
LPU-9960 The Disposition Search Results Export creates an HTML page
that allows it to be displayed in Excel with an .xls extension so
that it is recognized as a spreadsheet. The Document
Conversion process fails to process the file when using View as
Webpage as the file is not a true .xls mime type. The Document
Conversion process fails to process the file as the format is
incorrect. When opening this exported file in Microsoft Office, an
error occurs. However, the file can be opened in Excel and the
converted file saved to Excel.
LPU-9257 When a Disposition Review Assignment from the Advanced
Review Workflow Assignment is reassigned, the RM Disposition
Review link displays in the Workflow Assignment. However, no
search results are displayed when accessing the RM Disposition
Review snapshot.

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Retention Schedules using Category Attributes as time or event-
based criteria may seem to export and import to other systems,
but they will not be recognized in the destination system.
Schedules using Category Attributes as criteria need to be
manually edited after import.
The option on Dispositions to auto-process search results will
only be successful if Notifications are configured correctly.
Extended There is a known incompatibility issue between Extended ECM
ECM for for Engineering and OpenText Content Server Records
Engineering Management. This is by design. The vault concept in Extended
and Records ECM for Engineering is intended as a secured area for
Management controlled engineering records that is not subject to the same
records management rules applied by Records Management. To
allow for engineering content in Extended ECM for Engineering
to be controlled by Records Management policies, content
should be checked out of the Extended ECM for Engineering
Vault and stored in Content Server folder / workspace locations
that enable the Records Management rules to be applied. The
integration between the two solutions will be revised in future.
Physical LPU-6732 When a label is generated on item creation, the RM Accession
Objects LPU-10042 code and Automatic Document Number do not display on the
label. Once the Physical Object is created, regenerating the
label displays the Records Detail fields.
Content EFSC-374 External file sharing using OpenText Core can be impacted
Sharing with whenever the Trusted Referrer settings in Content Server are
OpenText not blank.
Core EFSC-892 The Content Sharing integration with OpenText Core needs to
be re-enabled after a patch upgrade of Content Server 20.2
OpenText VAT-735 No warning message when no more Intelligent Viewer license
Viewing are available
VAT-1322 Text Compare displays a blank screen at first view. The
workaround is to refresh the Text Compare session.
VAT-1380 When adding a Content Server group to the "Set Viewing
License for Group" licensing option, clicking Cancel does not
cancel the option and the group selected cannot be removed.
VAT-1436 When Content Server's Enable Ancestry setting is active,
"Inherit this setting" cannot be unchecked at the subfolder level.
VAT-1438 When Content Server's Enable Ancestry setting is active, "Allow
these properties to be set at this level" cannot be unchecked at
the folder level.
Transports LPAD-76251 Enabled support for Virtual Folder objects in Transport
Warehouse.

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Pulse ESOC-9918 The Pulse Activity Feed widget must not be placed on Landing
pages. Activity Feed widgets are only supported on business
workspace level.
Email Services CSEM-1216 Content Server upload directory must be set otherwise adding
emails using the Content Server web interface may fail.
9 Documentation Errata
- None -

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For more information, visit www.opentext.com
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Product Released: January 2022

2 About Content Suite Platform ....................................................................................................... 5

3 Packaging and documentation ................................................................................................... 12

4 Supported environments and compatibility .............................................................................. 15

Content Suite Platform CE 22.1 Release Notes

5 Installation and upgrade notes ................................................................................................... 30

10 Contact information ..................................................................................................................... 39

Content Suite Platform CE 22.1 Release Notes

1.1 Release Notes revision history

Revision date Sections revised Description of revisions

2022-01-18 First release. All new content.

Content Suite Platform CE 22.1 Release Notes

OpenText Content Suite Platform includes:

• Content Server for highly scalable document management

OpenText Content Suite Platform is available in three different ways:

Content Suite Platform CE 22.1 Release Notes

Content Suite Platform CE 22.1 Release Notes

Content Suite Platform CE 22.1 Release Notes

Security fix for Log4J Remote Code Execution

Sessions information added to SmartView

Save Search from Smart View

Manage document versions more efficiently within Smart View

Notification Center Settings panel

Audio and Video Files in Wiki

Content Suite Platform CE 22.1 Release Notes

Support more characters in custom tokenization files. The default TolerantSubstringTokenizer.txt

Records Management Hold Management

• Create and delete Hold Groups and Holds.

Content Suite Platform CE 22.1 Release Notes

Default Cross-reference setting

Physical Objects borrowed items

Content Intelligence Chart Widget improvements

WebReports licensing and new features

New WebReports features include the following additions:

• A new WebReport tag NODEACTION:CREATE:EMAILFOLDER has been added to create

Content Suite Platform CE 22.1 Release Notes

2.3 Discontinued and Deprecated Features

Content Suite Platform CE 22.1 Release Notes

2.4 General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)

• Records Management to ensure a Retention Schedule as well as Disposition at the end of

3 Packaging and documentation

Content Suite Platform CE 22.1 Release Notes

3.1 Packaging and delivery information

• Download of individual installers on OpenText My Support

Software component of Content Suite Platform

Group Component Version Availability

Content Imaging Enterprise Scan – Web Interface 20.4 System Center

Content Suite Platform CE 22.1 Release Notes

Imaging Enterprise Scan 20.4 System Center

3.2 Note on the End User License Agreement

Content Suite Platform CE 22.1 Release Notes

3.3 Related documentation

3. Content Suite Platform Product Information

4 Supported environments and compatibility

4.1 Platform Compatibility

OpenText relies on the platform vendor to maintain backwards

Platforms that may be subject to these constraints are marked with a

Content Suite Platform CE 22.1 Release Notes