Hi Ratnesh, Going for the obvious stuff here first, but have you added the new field to the document, like on the indexer extension example? Look for "The Indexer Extension" here: http://wiki.apache.org/nutch/WritingPluginExample-0%2e9
You can also check out the RDFLinkIndexingFilter on the RubySpider code. Ricardo J. Méndez http://ricardo.strangevistas.net/ Ratnesh,V2Solutions India wrote: > Hi, I am also doing the same for integration as written below, except some > changes with parse-plugins.xml file . I did changes regarding mime type, > alias name. etc.in parse-plugin.xml but still its not working?? Finally I > see that problem is not because of integration it's because that our field > is not stored in index. > > Could anybody brief me what the problem it can be?? > > where did I go wrong?? > while answering please take a look of my previous post:==== Subject : not > able to index > > thanks > Ratnesh > >> Bruno Patini Furtado schrieb: >> >>> I?m writing a Brazilian Portuguese Language plugin for nutch. >>> I?m following what I could infer from the German plugin which can be >> found >>> on the wiki. >>> I?ve made just a simple skeleton for my BasicQueryFilter and >>> BasicIndexingFilter >>> and copied both classes in a jar along with a plugin.xml (outside the >> jar) >>> specifying the extension points and put it all (both xml and jar) inside >> a >>> dir called Brazilian-Portuguese inside the plugins dir in my nutch >>> installation. >>> >>> After that I runned the nutch crawl command against some URLs but could >> not >>> see my code running (could not see my printlns to the stdout). >>> >>> Could someone guide me through the steps of installing a nutch plugin? >>> I?d be happy to update the wiki after that :) >>> >>> Thanks in advance. >>> >>> >>> -- >>> "Minds are like parachutes, they work best when open." >>> >>> Bruno Patini Furtado >>> Software Developer >>> webpage: www.bpfurtado.net <http://www.bpfurtado.net> < >> http://www.bpfurtado.net> >
