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Posted to slide-user@jakarta.apache.org by Stefan Burkard <ne...@burknet.ch> on 2004/08/26 15:26:02 UTC
best way to implement searching
hello slide-users
i'm using slide as a document-repository - 'til now i implemented a
small java-app to import and manage documents in the repository. i've
done this with the webdav-client-api of slide and this works fine.
second part is to provide a search-engine on a website (runs on the same
box).
1. visitors enter a search term in a html-form
2. get a list of all matching documents in the repository (the search
term has to match in one of about three fields of metadata)
3. a click on a document-link downloads the file out of the repository
what's the best way to do something like this? should i use a
http-client and searchmethod? or is it easier to use the slide-api
serverside? i even see there is something named "projector" that
provides web-access to the repository?
thanks and greetings
stefan
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Re: best way to implement searching
Posted by Juan Andrés Bentancour <ja...@argentina.com>.
http-client and searchmethod it is the easiest way, you only need to create
an XML query (DASL www.webdav.org/dasl) and send it to Slide. But I had many
problems when trying to search for Date or Integer metadata values.
Regards,
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From: "Stefan Burkard" <ne...@burknet.ch>
To: <sl...@jakarta.apache.org>
Sent: Thursday, August 26, 2004 10:26 AM
Subject: best way to implement searching
> hello slide-users
>
> i'm using slide as a document-repository - 'til now i implemented a
> small java-app to import and manage documents in the repository. i've
> done this with the webdav-client-api of slide and this works fine.
>
> second part is to provide a search-engine on a website (runs on the same
> box).
>
> 1. visitors enter a search term in a html-form
> 2. get a list of all matching documents in the repository (the search
> term has to match in one of about three fields of metadata)
> 3. a click on a document-link downloads the file out of the repository
>
> what's the best way to do something like this? should i use a
> http-client and searchmethod? or is it easier to use the slide-api
> serverside? i even see there is something named "projector" that
> provides web-access to the repository?
>
> thanks and greetings
> stefan
>
>
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