Or
would one have to write his own indexing?
I can
imagine that I could do something like taking all files with CFFILE and insert
them in one large XML file like so
<file name="c:\temp\whatever.xml">
...... list all content
</file>
<file name="c:\temp\whatever33.xml">
...... list all content
</file>
And
then do an XPath on this file, but its still not optimal I
reckon..
I have
the feeling someone is going to tell me that XML is not intended for this, and
as soon as you need to search it, it should be placed in a
database.
But
maybe XML has advanced and I don't know about it?
;-))
--------Original Message-----
From: Taco Fleur
Sent: Thursday, 18 December 2003 8:24 AM
To: CFAussie Mailing List
Subject: [cfaussie] XML SearchingIs there such a thing as indexing XML documents and searching? Sort of like the Verity of coldfusion.
I am aware of XPath but that means opening up every document before searching.I'd like them to be indexed and then query the collection with XPath or similiar.
Hope it makes sense?
Example;
I have 1000 documents that have the elements
<author>Who ever</author>
<category>What ever</category>Index these 1000 documents, and then search the collection for all docs that are in category "What ever" or by Author "Who ever"
PS. I know the DTD is missing from the sample ;-))
Taco Fleur
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