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Fusion 5.10
    Fusion 5.10

    Connectors Configuration Reference

    Connectors are the conduit between Fusion and your external data sources. Connectors retrieve your data and import it into Fusion Server.

    Installation instructions:

    In Fusion 4.1, install connectors by uploading them to the blob store. See Install a Connector - Fusion 4.x for more information.

    See Fusion 4.x V1 Connector Downloads for a list of connector download links.

    Database connectors

    Name

    Description

    Source Compatibility

    Platform Version

    Security Trimming

    Couchbase V1

    The Couchbase V2 connector uses the Couchbase Java client to retrieve data stored in Couchbase.

    Couchbase Server 6.0.3 Enterprise Edition (V2)

    Couchbase Server 2.5.1 Enterprise Edition (V1) - Due to a dependency issue, the Couchbase V1 connector does not work as expected in Fusion 4.2.x.

    V2

    V1

    No

    JDBC V1

    The JDBC connector fetches documents from a relational database via SQL queries. Under the hood, this connector implements the Solr DataImportHandler (DIH) plugin.

    Any JDBC compliant Database

    V1

    No

    MongoDB

    Retrieve data from a MongoDB instance.

    MongoDB 2.6, 3.0, 3.2, 3.4, 3.6, 4.0

    V1

    No

    Filesystem connectors

    Name

    Description

    Source Compatibility

    Platform Version

    Security Trimming

    Box.com V1

    The Box connector retrieves data from a Box.com cloud-based data repository. To fetch content from multiple Box users, you must create a Box app that uses OAuth 2.0 with JWT server authentication. For limited testing using a single user account, you can create a Box app that uses Standard OAuth 2.0 authentication.

    N/A

    V1

    Yes

    FTP

    Retrieve documents using the File Transfer Protocol (FTP).

    N/A

    V1

    No

    Google Drive V1

    The Google Drive connector is used to index the documents in a Google Drive account.

    Google V3 API

    V1

    Yes

    HDFS

    Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS). It traverses the Hadoop file system as it would a regular Unix filesystem.

    2.7.1

    V1

    No

    Local Filesystem V1

    This connector traverses a network file system (NFS), where a shared drive is mounted to the same location on all hosts in the cluster that are running this connector.

    All

    V1

    No

    AWS S3 V1

    The AWS S3 V1 Connector can access AWS S3 buckets in native format.

    All

    V1

    No

    SolrXML

    The SolrXML connector indexes XML files formatted according to Solr’s XML structure. It is not a generic XML file crawler; it can only index SolrXML-formatted documents.

    All

    V1

    No

    Windows Share (deprecated)

    The Windows Share connector can access content in a Windows Share or Server Message Block (SMB)/Common Internet File System (CIFS) filesystem.

    SMB 1 protocol

    V1

    Yes

    Hadoop cluster connectors

    Name

    Description

    Source Compatibility

    Platform Version

    Security Trimming

    Apache Hadoop 2

    The Apache Hadoop 2 Connector is a MapReduce-enabled crawler that is compatible with Apache Hadoop v2.x.

    2.x

    V1

    No

    Hortonworks

    The Hortonworks Connector is a MapReduce-enabled crawler that is compatible with Hortonworks Data Platform v2.x.

    2.x

    V1

    No

    MapR

    The MapR Connector is a MapReduce-enabled crawler that is compatible with MapR 4.x and 5.x.

    4.x, 5.x

    V1

    No

    Cloudera

    The Cloudera Connector is a MapReduce-enabled crawler that is compatible with Cloudera CDH v4.x and v5.x.

    4.x, 5.x

    V1

    No

    Push content connectors

    Name

    Description

    Source Compatibility

    Platform Version

    Security Trimming

    Solr Push Endpoint

    The Solr Push Endpoint accepts documents and pushes them to Solr using the Fusion index pipelines. You might use this, for example, if you are indexing Solr XML documents from a content management system that natively integrates with Solr, for example using SolrJ.

    All

    V1

    No

    Repository connectors

    Name

    Description

    Source Compatibility

    Platform Version

    Security Trimming

    Alfresco

    The Alfresco Connector is a crawler for the Alfresco server, which adheres to the Content Management Interoperability Services (CMIS) standard.

    CMIS 1.1 compliant versions

    V1

    Yes

    Azure

    The Azure connector is used to crawl an Azure instance. Its connector type is "lucid.azure" and its plugin type is "azure".

    Blob and Table storage

    V1

    No

    Confluence

    Retrieve data from the Atlassian Confluence Wiki CMS. You can configure this datasource to crawl pages, spaces, blog posts, comments, and attachments.

    Confluence Server 5.5 and later; Confluence Cloud

    V1

    Yes

    Drupal

    The Drupal connector requires Drupal’s Services 7.x3.11 Module REST API. Refer to this page to install the necessary packages: www.drupal.org/node/783236

    Drupal 7.x

    V1

    No

    GitHub

    The GitHub connector retrieves data from GitHub repositories using the GitHub REST API.

    N/A

    V1

    No

    JIRA

    The JIRA connector retrieves data from an instance of Atlassian’s JIRA issue tracking system.

    6.x, 7.x

    V1

    Yes

    Salesforce

    Use the Salesforce REST API to extract data from a Salesforce repository via a Salesforce Connected App.

    N/A

    V1

    Yes

    ServiceNow

    The ServiceNow Datasource retrieves data from the ServiceNow repository.

    N/A

    V1

    Yes

    SharePoint V1 (deprecated as of 5.2)

    The SharePoint connector retrieves content and metadata from an on-premises SharePoint repository.

    2010, 2013, 2016, Online

    V1

    Yes

    SharePoint Online V1 (deprecated as of 5.2)

    The SharePoint Online V1 connector retrieves data from cloud-based SharePoint repositories. Authentication requires a Sharepoint user who has permissions to access Sharepoint via the SOAP API. This user must be registered with the Sharepoint Online authentication server; it is not necessarily the same as the user in Active Directory or LDAP.

    N/A

    V1

    Yes

    Solr Index

    A Solr connector pulls documents from an external standalone Solr instance or SolrCloud cluster using Solr’s javabin response type and streaming response parser.

    All

    V1

    No

    Subversion (deprecated)

    This connector requires a Subversion client that is compatible with JavaHL.

    1.8 and below

    V1

    No

    Zendesk

    The Zendesk connector uses the Zendesk REST API to retrieve tickets and their associated comments and attachments from a Zendesk repository.

    N/A

    V1

    Yes

    Script connectors

    Name

    Description

    Source Compatibility

    Platform Version

    Security Trimming

    Javascript

    The Javascript connector allows users to write ad-hoc document retrieval routines to fetch content from filesystems and websites.

    All

    V1

    No

    Social media connectors

    Name

    Description

    Source Compatibility

    Platform Version

    Security Trimming

    Jive

    Retrieve content from a Jive instance.

    REST API +V3.12

    V1

    Yes

    Kaltura

    The Kaltura V2 connector uses the Kaltura Java API client to retrieve data stored in Kaltura.

    All

    V2

    Yes

    Twitter Search

    The Twitter Search connector uses Twitter’s search API to query Twitter for tweets that match specific parameters. It allows querying for any keyword, location or other query terms.

    All

    V1

    No

    Twitter Stream

    The Twitter Stream connector uses Twitter’s streaming API to continually index Twitter. The datasource can be configured to limit tweets or it can be run indefinitely, until Twitter cuts off your access or you stop the datasource. This connector only retrieves tweets created after the datasource has been started.

    All

    V1

    No

    Web connectors

    Name

    Description

    Source Compatibility

    Platform Version

    Security Trimming

    Web V1

    The Web V1 connector retrieves data from a Web site using HTTP and starting from a specified URL.

    All Fusion 4.x and 5.x releases

    V1

    No