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Unica Content Integration
Content Integration facilitates easy integration with Content Management Systems and enables searching content from the Content Management Systems.
Installation and Configuration Guide
Configuring Unica Content Integration
To use Content Integration in Unica Centralized Offer Management, you must configure it in Unica Platform.
Configuring proxy settings

Unica Content Integration
Content Integration facilitates easy integration with Content Management Systems and enables searching content from the Content Management Systems.
- Release Notes
- Installation and Configuration Guide
  - Installing Unica Content Integration
    The component Unica Content Integration is installed or upgraded as a part of Unica Platform installation or upgrade.
  - Configuring Unica Content Integration
    To use Content Integration in Unica Centralized Offer Management, you must configure it in Unica Platform.
    - Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge configuration
    - Configuring navigation settings
    - Configuring proxy settings
    - Configuring Kafka connectivity
      The Kafka connectivity details in this topic applies to all the Kafka based integrations available with Content Integration Framework. Additionally, if required, these details can be overridden by the system level Kafka configuration. This feature offers the flexibility to integrate with multiple Kafka clusters, providing adaptability based on specific requirements or scenarios.
    - Adding the Content Integration User role to a user or a user group
      To access Unica Content Integration, assign the Content Integration User role to users or user groups. For more information on assigning roles to users or user groups, see Unica Platform Administrator Guide.
    - Logs configuration
      View the Unica Content Integration logging configuration in the log4j2.xml file available in the AssetPicker/conf/logging folder inside Platform home. The logs produced by Unica Content Integration are placed within the AssetPicker/logs folder inside Platform home.
  - Configuring a third-party CMS for integration with Unica Content Integration
    You can configure a third-party CMS for integration with Unica Content Integration. When you create partitions in Unica Centralized Offer Management, an entry for Content Integration resides in each partition. For example, if Unica Centralized Offer Management has three partitions, you can configure Content Integration for all the partitions of Unica Centralized Offer Management.
  - Configuring the out-of-the-box integrations offered by Content Integration
    Content Integration offers the following out-of-the-box integrations: Adobe Experience Manager (AEM), HCL WCM, HCL Digital Experience (DX) 95_CF205, HCL Commerce & Microsoft Azure (for cognitive services).
- Developer Guide
- User's Guide

Configuring proxy settings

About this task

When you configure the proxy server, Unica Content Integration routes the outgoing connections to the target content management system through the configured proxy server.

To configure the proxy settings of Unica Content Integration, complete the following steps:

Procedure

In the Configuration categories panel, select Content Integration > proxy.
The Settings for proxy appears.
Click Edit settings.
The Edit settings page for (proxy) appears.
Provide values for the following fields:
- proxyHostName - The proxy server host name.
  Note: Proxy settings are applied only if you provide an appropriate value for proxyHostName.
- proxyPortNumber - The port number for communication for the proxy server.
- proxyType - The type of communication with the proxy server. Currently only HTTP communication is supported.
- dataSourceNameForProxyCredentials - Specify the datasource name that contains the proxy server username and password details.
- unicaUserForProxyCredentials - Specify the name of the Unica user that has the specified datasource in the Data source for credentials property.
Click Save changes.
Based on the configurations made for dataSourceNameForProxyCredentials and unicaUserForProxyCredentials, assign the datasource to the user containing the HTTP proxy credentials.

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