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Posted to dev@manifoldcf.apache.org by Farzad Valad <ho...@farzad.net> on 2011/08/08 18:45:56 UTC
File Metadata
Do you know if the lastModified attribute of a crawled file via the
FileSystem connector is accessible through the RepositoryDocument class
in the output connector (addOrReplaceDocument Method). I didn't see it
in the connector code, just not sure if I over looked something. Thanks!
PS. My next item is the file owner, so far I'm finding a lot of
references to performing JNI per file. The whole goal is to be able to
find a set of crawled docs that were modified a date range which
belonged to person X.
Re: File Metadata
Posted by Karl Wright <da...@gmail.com>.
It's not there now, but it would be trivial to add. If this is
something you need could you create a ticket with your proposal?
Karl
On Mon, Aug 8, 2011 at 12:45 PM, Farzad Valad <ho...@farzad.net> wrote:
> Do you know if the lastModified attribute of a crawled file via the
> FileSystem connector is accessible through the RepositoryDocument class in
> the output connector (addOrReplaceDocument Method). I didn't see it in the
> connector code, just not sure if I over looked something. Thanks!
>
> PS. My next item is the file owner, so far I'm finding a lot of references
> to performing JNI per file. The whole goal is to be able to find a set of
> crawled docs that were modified a date range which belonged to person X.
>
Re: File Metadata
Posted by Karl Wright <da...@gmail.com>.
jcifs is LGPL licensed, and that is not one of the license types
Apache permits for redistribution.
Karl
On Fri, Aug 12, 2011 at 10:26 AM, Farzad Valad <ho...@farzad.net> wrote:
> Curious, since jcifs seems to be free, why is it not included as one of the
> base connectors and in the base build?
>
> PS. Going through the steps of building the jcifs connector.
>
> On 8/8/2011 11:53 AM, Karl Wright wrote:
>>>
>>> PS. My next item is the file owner, so far I'm finding a lot of
>>> references
>>> to performing JNI per file. The whole goal is to be able to find a set
>>> of
>>> crawled docs that were modified a date range which belonged to person X.
>>>
>> If you can limit yourself to crawling files that are accessible from
>> within a Windows share, you can use the jCIFS connector to get this, I
>> think. But filtering by owner would require a feature addition to the
>> connector, I believe.
>>
>> Karl
>>
>
>
Re: File Metadata
Posted by Farzad Valad <ho...@farzad.net>.
Curious, since jcifs seems to be free, why is it not included as one of
the base connectors and in the base build?
PS. Going through the steps of building the jcifs connector.
On 8/8/2011 11:53 AM, Karl Wright wrote:
>> PS. My next item is the file owner, so far I'm finding a lot of references
>> to performing JNI per file. The whole goal is to be able to find a set of
>> crawled docs that were modified a date range which belonged to person X.
>>
> If you can limit yourself to crawling files that are accessible from
> within a Windows share, you can use the jCIFS connector to get this, I
> think. But filtering by owner would require a feature addition to the
> connector, I believe.
>
> Karl
>
Re: File Metadata
Posted by Karl Wright <da...@gmail.com>.
> PS. My next item is the file owner, so far I'm finding a lot of references
> to performing JNI per file. The whole goal is to be able to find a set of
> crawled docs that were modified a date range which belonged to person X.
>
If you can limit yourself to crawling files that are accessible from
within a Windows share, you can use the jCIFS connector to get this, I
think. But filtering by owner would require a feature addition to the
connector, I believe.
Karl