I've used Micrsoft Indexing before, it's free (comes with Windows 2000 >) its pretty 
powerfull, 
and once you get to know all the commands to it, it is easier to administrate than 
Verity (I 
think anyway)..

I made a cfc a while back to control the indexing server, following will give some 
idea of what 
you could do.


        <cffunction 
                access="public" 
                name="start" 
                output="false" 
                returntype="boolean" 
                displayname="Start Service" 
                hint="I Start the Indexing Service"> 

                <cftry> 
                        <cfset server.objISAdmin.start()> 
                        <cfcatch> 
                                <cfreturn false> 
                        </cfcatch> 
                </cftry> 

                <cfreturn true> 

        </cffunction> 



        <cffunction 
                access="public" 
                name="isRunning" 
                output="false" 
                returntype="boolean" 
                displayname="Is Running" 
                hint="I return whether the Indexing Service is running"> 

                <cfreturn server.objISAdmin.isRunning()> 

        </cffunction> 



        <cffunction 
                access="public" 
                name="isPaused" 
                output="false" 
                returntype="boolean" 
                displayname="Is Paused" 
                hint="I return whether the Indexing Service is paused"> 

                <cfreturn server.objISAdmin.isPaused()> 

        </cffunction> 



        <cffunction 
                access="public" 
                name="continue" 
                output="false" 
                returntype="boolean" 
                displayname="Continue Indexing Service" 
                hint="I continue the Indexing Service when paused"> 

                <cftry> 
                        <cfscript> 
                                if ( server.objISAdmin.isPaused() ) 
                                { 
                                        server.objISAdmin.continue(); 
                                } 
                        </cfscript> 
                        <cfcatch> 
                                <cfreturn false> 
                        </cfcatch> 
                </cftry> 
                
                <cfreturn true> 

        </cffunction> 

On 20 Aug 2004 at 9:35, Tom MacKean wrote:

> 
> Hi all,
> I want to provide a way of searching my site. At the moment I have a Google form 
> created by 
a 
> Dreamweaver extension. It's not very pretty.
> I read about Verity in the ColdFusion Bible and want to know what everyone thinks of 
> it 
before I start 
> playing. Does anyone use it to provide searching for their sites?
> If not, what do you use. What is the best commercial product?
> TIA
> Tom MacKean
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