Here are two VERY simple soutions:
SIMPLE SOLUTION 1:
Spider the site. Start your spider out on the home
page (or wherever) and let him crawl through all the
links. The only difference between this solution and
a normal spider is that rather than looking for new
pages, you look for new fuseactions. Save the resulting
pages in a "temp" directory where file names are
based on the fuseacion. i.e.
/index.cfm?fusaction=homepage -> /temp/homepage.html
/tools/index.cfm?fuseaction=links -> /temp/tools/links.html
Then, it's just a matter of indexing the temp
directory (as Tom does now). In your search utility, you
search the static pages. In your code, you parse the static
URL's and change them back to fusebox URL's.
SIMPLE SOLUTION 2:
Create a database table with the following fields:
Path,Fuseaction,Keywords,Description,Custom01,Custom02
Then fill the table manually and (obviously) let
Verity index it. It's more work, but it should yield
the best search results. And that way you could
easily decide which fuseactions you want indexed and
which ones you don't.
Patrick
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