I have only experienced problems with Verity, when integrating static
collection (html pages) with dynamic pages (populated from database). The
dynamic collections seem easily corrupted.
I have been playing with two ideas:
1) Use index server to create a single collection to search through. It
would (somehow) generate the proper links so that users go to either the
correct htm page, or the proper fuseaction. This way you get the boolean
search logic of Verity. Question: has anyone done this without asp?
2) Use a webcrawler (i.e. htdig on Linux machine) to crawl through the site.
It will never know the difference between static and dynamic sites. Because
this exists as open source, it is customizable. One can integrate normal
HTML comments, to mark areas on each page that should be indexed, and areas
(e.g. headers/footers) that should not be indexed. Make a cfhttp call to
the CGI program, it searches the index, and returns the results. (Perhaps
further customization so that the results come back as XML/WDDX?) There is
probably also a Win32 port of htdig, so one is not necessarily limited to
the Linux world.
Unfortunately, I have not had the time to look into these ideas....
-scott
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