Inlinks are the inbound links to a given page. The anchor text is the
text used to create the inbound link. For example say we have two pages
A and B:
A -> <a href="http://inbound/link";>Anchor Text</a> -> B
Here we have a link from A to B using "Anchor Text" as the inbound link
(anchor) text and "http://inbound/link"; as the inbound link. Inlinks is
an aggregation of all inbound links to a given page. So if pages D, E,
F, and G all point to B, Inlinks would have all the links from A, C, D,
and E to B.
Inlinks are parsed out of the HTMl during the fetching/parsing process.
They are then pulled into other jobs such as the WebGraph tools and
the indexing process.
Dennis
caezar wrote:
Thats I understand. But what is this anchors? How these (inlinks) object is
filled by the system? I suppose it should be some kind of inbound links to
the page being indexed, found in current database, am I right?
Marko Bauhardt-3 wrote:
the inlinks parameter has a method to get the anchors. And the
AnchorIndexingFilter index these anchor text's.
