I mean, are you sure you have a fedora object with a datastream that will
return a pdf document, and that your indexing stylesheet is correctly
referencing it? Maybe there is a clue in your log file from the updateIndex
operation.
On 20/10/2010, at 11.36, Matteo Boschini wrote:
On Wed, Oct 20, 2010 at 10:40 AM, Gert Schmeltz Pedersen
<g...@dtic.dtu.dk<mailto:g...@dtic.dtu.dk>> wrote:
Just for the context, here is a snippet from index.properties
#fgsindex.untokenizedFields = list of index fields created as UN_TOKENIZED
###########################
# Effect: during search the KeywordAnalyzer is used for untokenized fields,
# while the fgsindex.analyzer is used for other fields.
# Only untokenized fields, which do not occur in every index document,
# need be listed here.
# example:
#fgsindex.untokenizedFields = fgs.contentModel uf1 uf2
Stating fgsindex.untokenizedFields = dsm
can only have an effect, if an untokenized IndexField named "dsm" is defined in
the indexing stylesheet, and it cannot have any influence on or connection to a
tokenized field called "dsm.PDF_DOC", so there must be something else behind
your observation.
Uhmf, that's what I thought...by "something else behind" you mean something I
did at install/config time ?
I just installed basicIndex as it comes from installation of gsearch...
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