Run the profile enablement tool

Use the profile enablement tool to enable or disable the profile feature on web content items.

1. Open a command prompt.

2. Change to the wp_profile_root/ConfigEngine.

3. To enable or disable the profile enablement tool, run the following command:
   ./ConfigEngine.sh run-wcm-admin-task-enable-profile -DPortalAdminId=username -DPortalAdminPwd=password -Dlibrary=MyLibrary

   Add the following required parameters to the run-wcm-admin-task-enable-profile task to enable or disable profiling on a specific library or on all libraries. Specify either the -Dlibrary or -DallLibraries parameter.

   -Dlibrary=libraryName

   Enable or disable profiling on a specific library. The value for this parameter is the name of the library.

   Note: If there is a space in your library name; for example: Work Library, put quotation marks around the library name.

   -DallLibraries=true

   Enable or disable profiling on all libraries.

   -Dmode=add

   Enable profiling of web content items. If -Dmode is not specified, the default value is add.

   -Dmode=remove

   Disable profiling of web content items.

   Add the following optional parameters to the run-wcm-admin-task-enable-profile task to meet your business needs:

   To restrict the task to update only specified items types

   We can restrict which objects types are processed by appending -DrestrictOn=ItemType to the command. For example:

   • Content
   • Folder
   • Project
   • PresentationTemplate
   • AuthoringTemplate
   • ContentTemplate
   • SiteAreaTemplate
   • Taxonomy
   • Category
   • SiteArea
   • Workflow
   • WorkflowStage
   • WorkflowAction
   • Cmpnt for components

   If not specified, the security of all object types is updated.

   To run the task on a virtual portal

   When running this task on a virtual portal, add either -DVirtualPortalHostName=name or -DVirtualPortalContext=virtual_portal_context to the command.

   To preserve dates

   We can preserve the last modified date of items that are updated by the update security task by adding -DpreserveDates=true to the command. Otherwise, the last modified date is updated when the update security task is run.

   To define the session timeout

   To prevent your session from timing out before the task finishes, we can append the option -DsessionTimeOut=timeOut to the command. This parameter sets the number of seconds in which the task must complete before its session will timeout. The default session timeout is 14,440 seconds, which is 4 hours. For large repositories, increase this setting. For example: -DsessionTimeOut=36000, which is 10 hours.

4. After enabling profiling for an item type, ensure that profiling is also enabled for newly created items in the WCM WCMConfigService service. See the Enabling profiling section of the Web content authoring options topic.

Parent topic: Web content administration tools