Ken Pooley wrote:
>
> I have had tremendous success with thunderstone's search engine, it does up
> to 10,000 pages for free and it is wicked fast. I saw them at Seybold last
> year talking about database optimization for web servers...looking at some
> of the auction sites (they did E-bay at the time)..the dem was impressive
> so I tried the free version and really like it.......
Looks good, but the free version says doesn't come with an API. Only the
'Full Texis' has that, and that's > $700.
This could still work, but would need a html-esqe dump of the database
for indexing, and parsing back output of the search interface in
midgard-lib to have internal searching capabilities. Looks a little
kludgy.
OTOH, the html-esqe dump may be a good idea. Most indexers know how to
grovel filesystems, so I wouldn't need a special indexer for each search
engine. Hmm. Well, I'd still need to interface with the search system
directly. Hmm.
Emile
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