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This is the first of two PRs. The second ports my unofficial OIE wiki into this site, around 37 pages.

Rendered preview of this branch: https://pacmano1.github.io/docs-website/

The Administrator documentation does not match the product, and getting started never covered running the server.

Plugin guide. The Extensions section described a screen that does not exist. f0f8788 fixed two of the navigation references and missed the rest. The guide also now says where a plugin's configuration appears.

Getting started. Split into Installation, Server Process Management and Accessing the Administrator. The page said a fresh install is already running. The installer registers the service with automatic startup but does not start it, so nothing is listening until someone starts it or reboots. Server Process Management covers all three platforms and keeps oieserver as the foreground option. Ten of the fourteen screenshots were pictures of the installer wizard and are gone. A meta-refresh stub keeps /engine/getting_started.html alive, since it is published.

Site. Links to index pages build to .html files that do not exist, so /engine.html and /examples.html both 404 today. The SPA hides this from a browser, but crawlers and link checkers see the status code.

I added my Launcher after Ballista. The JNLP entry claimed cross-platform and that project has never shipped a macOS build.

bun run docs:build passes, every internal link resolves.

… started

The Administrator documentation describes a UI that does not match the
product, and getting started never covered running the server.

Plugin guide
------------
Extensions was documented as Settings > Extensions with an Uninstall
button beside each plugin and an Enabled toggle. None of that exists.
Extensions is a task in the Engine pane (Frame.java:1020-1030), the
Status column is read-only (ExtensionManagerPanel.java:43, and the two
tables at :514 and :572), and Enable, Disable and Uninstall are menu
items under Extension Tasks (Frame.java:1235-1243). f0f8788 corrected two
of the navigation references and missed five.

Startup troubleshooting pointed at logs/oie-server.log, which does not
exist. log4j2.properties:17 writes logs/mirth.log.

The guide never said where a plugin's own configuration appears. An
extension implementing SettingsPanelPlugin adds a tab under Engine >
Settings (SettingsPane.java:54 and :68), which is likely how Settings and
Extensions were conflated in the first place.

Getting started
---------------
Split into Installation, Server Process Management and Accessing the
Administrator, which is the order these happen in. The old page gave a
foreground "sudo oieserver" command, macOS-only, and never mentioned the
service. It also implied a fresh install is running. The installer
registers the service with automatic startup but does not start it, so
nothing listens until someone starts it or reboots.

Server Process Management covers all three platforms. The registered name
differs on each: "Open Integration Engine Service" on Windows, the
oieservice unit on Linux, com.oie.oieservice on macOS
(oie-installer-config.install4j:427). oieserver stays as the foreground
option, which also writes logs/mirth.log rather than replacing it.

Also on those pages: the with-JRE and without-JRE builds explained rather
than listed, the tar.gz and zip archives named up front, the headless
console install documented, the unsigned installers set against the
signed jars (signSetupJars in server/build.gradle), the privileged
service account recorded, and the fact that every authenticated account
is an administrator (DefaultAuthorizationController.isUserAuthorized
returns true at :45, doesUserHaveChannelRestrictions returns false
at :53).

MariaDB was listed as a backend in its own right. mirth.properties:77
accepts derby, mysql, postgres, oracle and sqlserver, and MariaDB appears
nowhere in the engine source, so it is folded into the MySQL line item.
Version numbers are out of the startup log sample, which showed 4.5.2.

Ten of the fourteen screenshots were pictures of the installer wizard, a
Spotlight search, a login form and a progress bar. An eleventh file was
already orphaned. A meta-refresh stub with noindex keeps
/engine/getting_started.html alive, since it is published.

Site
----
Links to index pages built to .html files that do not exist, so
/engine.html and /examples.html both return 404. The SPA hides it from a
browser, but crawlers and link checkers see the status code. Index pages
need a trailing slash.

Launchers is in the top nav, Launchers and Examples were single-entry
collapsible groups and are now plain links, outline is [2, 3], and
sidebarFromRemote() is removed; it read a docs.json that does not exist
and was never called.

Added Launcher after Ballista. The JNLP Launcher Project was described as
cross-platform and has never shipped a macOS build, so its entry now says
what it ships; the same unearned rating came off Ballista.

Signed-off-by: Finnegan's Owner <44065187+pacmano1@users.noreply.github.com>
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I think it moves us in the right direction with/without further edits.

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Pin the default credentials to 4.6.0 and note that a future release
generates the password on first boot. That change is on main but not in
any release, so an installer today still ships admin/admin.

Rewrite the administrator warning in mgaffigan's words. Mine led with two
method names and a return value, which proves the claim without
explaining why it matters.

Widen the promised securing-the-install guide to cover permissions on
conf, appdata and the executable directories, not just the service
account.

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Generated password. Pinned to 4.6.0 with a note that a future release generates it.

Density. Used your wording.

Directory permissions. Out of scope here. The guide the page promises now covers conf, appdata and the executable directories.

Service not started. You and I are discussing this out of band.

Local system. We have to sort out network access permission with whatever becomes the standard here, perhaps a named local or domain account. Worth more discussion for future releases.

oieserver. Documenting what ships today. If it goes away, we update the page.

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Still looks better than before, but much of this speaks to installer bugs. Also: setting privileges on directories for a .tar.gz manual install is required.

The foreground section listed only oieserver.ps1, under a tab labelled
PowerShell, so a reader at a command prompt had no working instruction.
Windows installs also carry oieserver.exe, the install4j console launcher
(tools/install4j/oie-installer-config.install4j, launcher id 39, included
in every Windows media set). Show both, each under the prompt it belongs
to.

Signed-off-by: Finnegan's Owner <44065187+pacmano1@users.noreply.github.com>
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pacmano1 merged commit ca0613a into OpenIntegrationEngine:main Sep 3, 2026
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pacmano1 added a commit to pacmano1/docs-website that referenced this pull request Sep 3, 2026
Thirty-six pages from pacmano1/unofficial-oie-wiki, under docs/engine,
with the sidebar grouped the way the wiki's was. Three wiki pages
overlapped pages that landed in OpenIntegrationEngine#13 and were folded in rather than
duplicated: the Installation Guide's directory layout and heap default
into Installation, the Administrator GUI's interface tour as Desktop
Administrator with launching and login left to Accessing the
Administrator, and Plugins and Extensions as Extension Catalog with its
install and enable sections replaced by a link to the Plugin Guide.

Headings across the whole site are now sentence case, which was deferred
from OpenIntegrationEngine#13 until the page count justified the churn.

Corrections made on the way through:

- User Management called role-based access control a commercial
  extension. It is a community one, diridium-com/role-based-access-control,
  MPL 2.0.
- Channels and Connectors said additional connectors are commercial.
  They are community extensions; the catalog lists them.
- The Help task was described as opening the wiki. It opens the engine's
  GitHub discussions (BrandingConstants.java:31).

Directory layout entries checked against the source before they moved:
custom-lib (MirthLauncher.java:98), webapps
(oie-installer-config.install4j:26), the appdata files
(mirth.properties:33, :73, :89; ExtensionStatusFile.java:38;
DefaultConfigurationController.java:334), docs/javadocs
(server/build.gradle:495), the 256 MB heap (base_includes.vmoptions:6),
and the oiecommand, oieserver and oieservice executables (install4j
launchers 140, 39 and 25). The oiemanager launcher, id 56, is excluded
from every media set, so no Server Manager is documented.

Signed-off-by: Finnegan's Owner <44065187+pacmano1@users.noreply.github.com>
pacmano1 added a commit to pacmano1/docs-website that referenced this pull request Sep 3, 2026
Thirty-six pages from pacmano1/unofficial-oie-wiki, under docs/engine,
with the sidebar grouped the way the wiki's was. Three wiki pages
overlapped pages that landed in OpenIntegrationEngine#13 and were folded in rather than
duplicated: the Installation Guide's directory layout and heap default
into Installation, the Administrator GUI's interface tour as Desktop
Administrator with launching and login left to Accessing the
Administrator, and Plugins and Extensions as Extension Catalog with its
install and enable sections replaced by a link to the Plugin Guide.

Headings across the whole site are now sentence case, which was deferred
from OpenIntegrationEngine#13 until the page count justified the churn.

Corrections made on the way through:

- User Management called role-based access control a commercial
  extension. It is a community one, diridium-com/role-based-access-control,
  MPL 2.0.
- Channels and Connectors said additional connectors are commercial.
  They are community extensions; the catalog lists them.
- The Help task was described as opening the wiki. It opens the engine's
  GitHub discussions (BrandingConstants.java:31).

Directory layout entries checked against the source before they moved:
custom-lib (MirthLauncher.java:98), webapps
(oie-installer-config.install4j:26), the appdata files
(mirth.properties:33, :73, :89; ExtensionStatusFile.java:38;
DefaultConfigurationController.java:334), docs/javadocs
(server/build.gradle:495), the 256 MB heap (base_includes.vmoptions:6),
and the oiecommand, oieserver and oieservice executables (install4j
launchers 140, 39 and 25). The oiemanager launcher, id 56, is excluded
from every media set, so no Server Manager is documented.

Signed-off-by: Finnegan's Owner <44065187+pacmano1@users.noreply.github.com>
pacmano1 added a commit to pacmano1/docs-website that referenced this pull request Sep 4, 2026
Thirty-five pages from pacmano1/unofficial-oie-wiki under docs/engine, with
the sidebar grouped in reading order. The site is a reference manual for the
engine plus explanation of the concepts people misunderstand. Content that
fails that test did not make the move: the Quick Start tutorial, the FAQ,
Troubleshooting and Glossary pages, and the best-practice and tips sections.
Facts from those pages that state engine behaviour were folded into the
pages that own them.

Three wiki pages overlapped pages that landed in OpenIntegrationEngine#13 and were folded in
rather than duplicated: the Installation Guide's directory layout and heap
default into Installation, the Administrator GUI's interface tour as Desktop
Administrator with launching and login left to Accessing the Administrator,
and Plugins and Extensions as Extension Catalog with its install and enable
sections replaced by a link to the Plugin Guide.

Headings across the whole site are now sentence case, deferred from OpenIntegrationEngine#13.

Four concept pages are new writing, verified against the engine source
(main; citations are path:line).

Message Lifecycle and Storage replaces Message Processing and the duplicated
lifecycle walk in Architecture Overview. Statuses and where each is set
(Status.java:18-40, Channel.java:1456, FilterTransformerExecutor.java:
104-143, DestinationConnector.java:449-450, :949-959, :1010-1015); the
per-channel tables (JdbcDao.java:2166-2178, donkeydbconf/postgres.xml:4-138);
destination Raw read back from the source Encoded row (default.xml:274-280,
Channel.java:1803); the storage mode flags (DonkeyEngineController.java:
1270-1345) and the passthrough DAO for Disabled (PassthruDao.java:173-266);
asynchronous commit commands (JdbcDao.java:2388-2403, PostgresqlDaoFactory
.java:22-56, OracleDaoFactory.java:26-62); remove content on completion
(Channel.java:2055-2155); the pruner's fixed skip statuses and its two
thresholds (DataPruner.java:94-99, :247-304, :449-554, :701-725); custom
metadata lookup order and column reconciliation (MetaDataReplacer.java:
29-59, Channel.java:2268-2316, MetaDataColumnType.java:79-108); the
no-filter-transformer shortcut (FilterTransformerExecutor.java:78-143).

Queueing. A queue is a status query with a buffer (ConnectorMessageQueue
.java:24-116, Channel.java:517, :548, default.xml:318-354); the source queue
setting stored inverted as respondAfterProcessing (SourceConnectorProperties
.java:73, SourceSettingsPanel.java:252, :322-327); the two paths in
Channel.java:1294-1314; source queue thread count (Channel.java:655-673);
queue modes as queueEnabled and sendFirst (DestinationSettingsPanel.java:
136-145); On Failure sends only when the queue is empty (DestinationConnector
.java:261-263); dispatchers start at QUEUED and fixStatus turns that into
ERROR with queueing off (Response.java:229-243, DestinationConnector.java:
531, :736); Retry Count applies before queueing only (DestinationConnector
.java:517-533) and the queue loop has no limit (DestinationConnector.java:
615-895); thread buckets and the null bucket (DestinationQueue.java:68-83,
:273-329, MessageMaps.java:20-36); rotation as an id window
(ConnectorMessageQueueDataSource.java:87-120); the storage gate
(Channel.java:481-497) and the client-side save block (ChannelSetup.java:
1242-1245); pause keeps queues draining (Channel.java:890-901, :756-763);
stop (Channel.java:1016-1105); halt's duplicate risk (Channel.java:
1354-1363); recovery before queues start (RecoveryTask.java:86-156,
Channel.java:739); initial state handling (DonkeyEngineController.java:
1997-2032); stopping one destination (Channel.java:1205-1230); the pruner
never removes QUEUED (DataPruner.java:97); buffer size setting
(ServerSettings.java:40, DonkeyEngineController.java:382-390, :1187-1192,
:1567-1572).

Threading and Ordering. Max Processing Threads is a fair semaphore
(DefaultChannelProcessLock.java:22-45, Channel.java:1283, SourceConnector
.java:419-422, DonkeyEngineController.java:1238-1244); the Web Service
Listener pool (WebServiceReceiver.java:160-166); chain formation from
waitForPrevious (DonkeyEngineController.java:1207-1229, Connector.java:50,
ChannelSetup.java:2402, :2444); chains in parallel with the last inline
(Channel.java:1829-1868); errored versus filtered chain stop
(DestinationChain.java:126-129, :150); what the next destination receives
(DestinationChain.java:170-174); merged view ordering (Message.java:
116-170); Respond From values, storage as d<id>, and precedence
(SourceConnectorProperties.java:30-70, SourceSettingsPanel.java:156-161,
ResponseSelector.java:24-105, Channel.java:1316-1322); batch sequencing
(SourceConnector.java:201-295, BatchAdaptorFactory.java:31-44); potential
sending threads (DestinationConnector.java:97-123); thread names
(Channel.java:667, :1270-1272, :1836; DestinationChain.java:121;
DestinationConnector.java:311; RecoveryTask.java:44; ChannelTask.java:
56-58; PollConnectorJob.java:48; DonkeyStatisticsUpdater.java:36); pools
per channel (Channel.java:723, DonkeyEngineController.java:1699-1704,
Channel.java:131).

Deploy, Start, and Channel State. The deploy sequence and Initial State
(DonkeyEngineController.java:294-452, :1844-2045, ChannelProperties.java:
41-53); recovery in start (Channel.java:738-752); the states
(DeployedState.java:16); start, stop, pause, resume, halt (Channel.java:
697-797, :1016-1105, :890-935, :825-888); single connectors (Channel.java:
1175-1230); undeploy (DonkeyEngineController.java:2073-2155); the
configuration map read on every script run (JavaScriptScopeUtil.java:174,
DefaultConfigurationController.java:923-938); global scripts recompiled on
save (DefaultScriptController.java:247-256, JavaScriptUtil.java:180-198);
code templates inlined at compile time (JavaScriptBuilder.java:103-115,
:539-565); Rev delta (DonkeyEngineController.java:899-907,
ChannelTableColumnFactory.java:108); dependency ordering and failure
propagation (ChannelDependencyUtil.java:31-53, DonkeyEngineController.java:
351-356, :408-443, :477-503, :574-622); startup deploy and the enabled flag
(DonkeyEngineController.java:285-291, :1839-1851, DefaultChannelController
.java:261-284, ChannelMetadata.java:22-45, ChannelPanel.java:878-891).

Corrections made on the way through:

- PENDING was described as waiting to begin processing. It means the
  response is stored and the response transformer has not finished.
- Message Processing said Retry Count bounds queue retries and marks
  messages ERROR. It bounds the attempts before queueing; a queued message
  is retried without limit.
- Message Processing said a connector without a filter or transformer has
  no encoded content. It has no transformed content; the encoded content is
  the raw content.
- User Management called role-based access control a commercial extension.
  It is a community one, diridium-com/role-based-access-control, MPL 2.0.
- Channels and Connectors said additional connectors are commercial. They
  are community extensions; the catalog lists them.
- The Help task was described as opening the wiki. It opens the engine's
  GitHub discussions (BrandingConstants.java:31).
- The Java lookup order for oieserver.ps1 is recorded on Server Process
  Management (server/basedir-includes/oieserver.ps1:18-27).

Directory layout entries checked against the source before they moved:
custom-lib (MirthLauncher.java:98), webapps (oie-installer-config
.install4j:26), the appdata files (mirth.properties:33, :73, :89;
ExtensionStatusFile.java:38; DefaultConfigurationController.java:334),
docs/javadocs (server/build.gradle:495), the 256 MB heap
(base_includes.vmoptions:6), and the oiecommand, oieserver and oieservice
executables (install4j launchers 140, 39 and 25). The oiemanager launcher,
id 56, is excluded from every media set, so no Server Manager is documented.

Signed-off-by: Finnegan's Owner <44065187+pacmano1@users.noreply.github.com>
pacmano1 added a commit to pacmano1/docs-website that referenced this pull request Sep 4, 2026
Thirty-five pages from pacmano1/unofficial-oie-wiki under docs/engine, with
the sidebar grouped in reading order. The site is a reference manual for the
engine plus explanation of the concepts people misunderstand. Content that
fails that test did not make the move: the Quick Start tutorial, the FAQ,
Troubleshooting and Glossary pages, and the best-practice and tips sections.
Facts from those pages that state engine behaviour were folded into the
pages that own them.

Three wiki pages overlapped pages that landed in OpenIntegrationEngine#13 and were folded in
rather than duplicated: the Installation Guide's directory layout and heap
default into Installation, the Administrator GUI's interface tour as Desktop
Administrator with launching and login left to Accessing the Administrator,
and Plugins and Extensions as Extension Catalog with its install and enable
sections replaced by a link to the Plugin Guide.

Headings across the whole site are now sentence case, deferred from OpenIntegrationEngine#13.

Four concept pages are new writing, verified against the engine source
(main; citations are path:line).

Message Lifecycle and Storage replaces Message Processing and the duplicated
lifecycle walk in Architecture Overview. Statuses and where each is set
(Status.java:18-40, Channel.java:1456, FilterTransformerExecutor.java:
104-143, DestinationConnector.java:449-450, :949-959, :1010-1015); the
per-channel tables (JdbcDao.java:2166-2178, donkeydbconf/postgres.xml:4-138);
destination Raw read back from the source Encoded row (default.xml:274-280,
Channel.java:1803); the storage mode flags (DonkeyEngineController.java:
1270-1345) and the passthrough DAO for Disabled (PassthruDao.java:173-266);
asynchronous commit commands (JdbcDao.java:2388-2403, PostgresqlDaoFactory
.java:22-56, OracleDaoFactory.java:26-62); remove content on completion
(Channel.java:2055-2155); the pruner's fixed skip statuses and its two
thresholds (DataPruner.java:94-99, :247-304, :449-554, :701-725); custom
metadata lookup order and column reconciliation (MetaDataReplacer.java:
29-59, Channel.java:2268-2316, MetaDataColumnType.java:79-108); the
no-filter-transformer shortcut (FilterTransformerExecutor.java:78-143).

Queueing. A queue is a status query with a buffer (ConnectorMessageQueue
.java:24-116, Channel.java:517, :548, default.xml:318-354); the source queue
setting stored inverted as respondAfterProcessing (SourceConnectorProperties
.java:73, SourceSettingsPanel.java:252, :322-327); the two paths in
Channel.java:1294-1314; source queue thread count (Channel.java:655-673);
queue modes as queueEnabled and sendFirst (DestinationSettingsPanel.java:
136-145); On Failure sends only when the queue is empty (DestinationConnector
.java:261-263); dispatchers start at QUEUED and fixStatus turns that into
ERROR with queueing off (Response.java:229-243, DestinationConnector.java:
531, :736); Retry Count applies before queueing only (DestinationConnector
.java:517-533) and the queue loop has no limit (DestinationConnector.java:
615-895); thread buckets and the null bucket (DestinationQueue.java:68-83,
:273-329, MessageMaps.java:20-36); rotation as an id window
(ConnectorMessageQueueDataSource.java:87-120); the storage gate
(Channel.java:481-497) and the client-side save block (ChannelSetup.java:
1242-1245); pause keeps queues draining (Channel.java:890-901, :756-763);
stop (Channel.java:1016-1105); halt's duplicate risk (Channel.java:
1354-1363); recovery before queues start (RecoveryTask.java:86-156,
Channel.java:739); initial state handling (DonkeyEngineController.java:
1997-2032); stopping one destination (Channel.java:1205-1230); the pruner
never removes QUEUED (DataPruner.java:97); buffer size setting
(ServerSettings.java:40, DonkeyEngineController.java:382-390, :1187-1192,
:1567-1572).

Threading and Ordering. Max Processing Threads is a fair semaphore
(DefaultChannelProcessLock.java:22-45, Channel.java:1283, SourceConnector
.java:419-422, DonkeyEngineController.java:1238-1244); the Web Service
Listener pool (WebServiceReceiver.java:160-166); chain formation from
waitForPrevious (DonkeyEngineController.java:1207-1229, Connector.java:50,
ChannelSetup.java:2402, :2444); chains in parallel with the last inline
(Channel.java:1829-1868); errored versus filtered chain stop
(DestinationChain.java:126-129, :150); what the next destination receives
(DestinationChain.java:170-174); merged view ordering (Message.java:
116-170); Respond From values, storage as d<id>, and precedence
(SourceConnectorProperties.java:30-70, SourceSettingsPanel.java:156-161,
ResponseSelector.java:24-105, Channel.java:1316-1322); batch sequencing
(SourceConnector.java:201-295, BatchAdaptorFactory.java:31-44); potential
sending threads (DestinationConnector.java:97-123); thread names
(Channel.java:667, :1270-1272, :1836; DestinationChain.java:121;
DestinationConnector.java:311; RecoveryTask.java:44; ChannelTask.java:
56-58; PollConnectorJob.java:48; DonkeyStatisticsUpdater.java:36); pools
per channel (Channel.java:723, DonkeyEngineController.java:1699-1704,
Channel.java:131).

Deploy, Start, and Channel State. The deploy sequence and Initial State
(DonkeyEngineController.java:294-452, :1844-2045, ChannelProperties.java:
41-53); recovery in start (Channel.java:738-752); the states
(DeployedState.java:16); start, stop, pause, resume, halt (Channel.java:
697-797, :1016-1105, :890-935, :825-888); single connectors (Channel.java:
1175-1230); undeploy (DonkeyEngineController.java:2073-2155); the
configuration map read on every script run (JavaScriptScopeUtil.java:174,
DefaultConfigurationController.java:923-938); global scripts recompiled on
save (DefaultScriptController.java:247-256, JavaScriptUtil.java:180-198);
code templates inlined at compile time (JavaScriptBuilder.java:103-115,
:539-565); Rev delta (DonkeyEngineController.java:899-907,
ChannelTableColumnFactory.java:108); dependency ordering and failure
propagation (ChannelDependencyUtil.java:31-53, DonkeyEngineController.java:
351-356, :408-443, :477-503, :574-622); startup deploy and the enabled flag
(DonkeyEngineController.java:285-291, :1839-1851, DefaultChannelController
.java:261-284, ChannelMetadata.java:22-45, ChannelPanel.java:878-891).

Corrections made on the way through:

- PENDING was described as waiting to begin processing. It means the
  response is stored and the response transformer has not finished.
- Message Processing said Retry Count bounds queue retries and marks
  messages ERROR. It bounds the attempts before queueing; a queued message
  is retried without limit.
- Message Processing said a connector without a filter or transformer has
  no encoded content. It has no transformed content; the encoded content is
  the raw content.
- User Management called role-based access control a commercial extension.
  It is a community one, diridium-com/role-based-access-control, MPL 2.0.
- Channels and Connectors said additional connectors are commercial. They
  are community extensions; the catalog lists them.
- The Help task was described as opening the wiki. It opens the engine's
  GitHub discussions (BrandingConstants.java:31).
- The Java lookup order for oieserver.ps1 is recorded on Server Process
  Management (server/basedir-includes/oieserver.ps1:18-27).

Directory layout entries checked against the source before they moved:
custom-lib (MirthLauncher.java:98), webapps (oie-installer-config
.install4j:26), the appdata files (mirth.properties:33, :73, :89;
ExtensionStatusFile.java:38; DefaultConfigurationController.java:334),
docs/javadocs (server/build.gradle:495), the 256 MB heap
(base_includes.vmoptions:6), and the oiecommand, oieserver and oieservice
executables (install4j launchers 140, 39 and 25). The oiemanager launcher,
id 56, is excluded from every media set, so no Server Manager is documented.

Signed-off-by: Finnegan's Owner <44065187+pacmano1@users.noreply.github.com>
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