Hi,
I personal would do creating my index manually.
http://ejindex.sourceforge.net/
by just looping about my content object (ejb/jdo/hibernate or what ever)
an add the page identifier as well to the lucene data base.
Then i would just add an jsp that uses the index and creating the links dynamically with the stored identifier.
Anyway in case you do it like this you do not use nutch anymore. ;-o.
At least its depends on your authetification mechanism. In best case your cms use sessions and support session rewrites to urls:
something like bla.com/getContent.do?jsession=knler23523523
If this is supported you can try to browse the webpage from you fetcher host, login and give nutch the url including the session parameter as start url.
'm not sure if that will work but just give it a try, remember seesion have a timeout and depends on hosts as far as i know.
HTH
Stefan
Am 24.05.2004 um 19:22 schrieb Vince Taluskie:
I've built a searchable index of our non-secured content on our intranet
with nutch and that works great - but I also wanted a solution for secured
content.
I was curious if anyone has advice on searching a jetspeed portal with
nutch? Does nutch support a means to login and provide a searchable view
of the links in the portal from that user's perspective? Should I be
using something else to accomplish that?
Thanks,
Vince
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