Search Engine and Tomcat

2002-04-15 Thread alex

I've been very pleased with Tomcat, and have it hosting
some of our jsp content.  I'm now looking for an
indexing/search solution that would index and allow me
to create a form to search the site for search keywords
and display results.  Preferably i'd like to be able to
index content that is hosted on other virtual domains
(non tomcat) along with tomcat content.  Has anyone got
advice on something that could do this?  I've looked at
e-swish at the moment, and its a start for what i'd
like, but just wondering if there are others that have
searchable websites with tomcat also disinterested in
having a google search of ones own content.

Thanks

Alex



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RE: Search Engine and Tomcat

2002-04-15 Thread Cox, Charlie

I am currently integrating lucene(http://jakarta.apache.org/lucene), into my
web application. It is a search api, so you have to create the spidering of
a site, but it seems to work fairly well and is very flexible. 

Charlie

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 I've been very pleased with Tomcat, and have it hosting
 some of our jsp content.  I'm now looking for an
 indexing/search solution that would index and allow me
 to create a form to search the site for search keywords
 and display results.  Preferably i'd like to be able to
 index content that is hosted on other virtual domains
 (non tomcat) along with tomcat content.  Has anyone got
 advice on something that could do this?  I've looked at
 e-swish at the moment, and its a start for what i'd
 like, but just wondering if there are others that have
 searchable websites with tomcat also disinterested in
 having a google search of ones own content.
 
 Thanks
 
 Alex
 
 
 
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Re: Search Engine and Tomcat

2002-04-15 Thread Jeffrey Bonevich

Try Lucene (another fine product brought to you by the people of 
Jakarta!) - Java API for indexing and searching.  Also, I have had 
success integrating ht://Dig (www.htdig.org) into web apps, albeit 
Perl-based web apps.  In Java, I would just do a system call I suppose - 
a bit overburdensome, but it would work.  Check out 
http://www.siggraph.org/industry/search.html for an example of 
incorporating ht://Dig into a search interface (this is actually a page 
cooked up from the dynamic version of the site for performance reasons).

jeff

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 I've been very pleased with Tomcat, and have it hosting
 some of our jsp content.  I'm now looking for an
 indexing/search solution that would index and allow me
 to create a form to search the site for search keywords
 and display results.  Preferably i'd like to be able to
 index content that is hosted on other virtual domains
 (non tomcat) along with tomcat content.  Has anyone got
 advice on something that could do this?  I've looked at
 e-swish at the moment, and its a start for what i'd
 like, but just wondering if there are others that have
 searchable websites with tomcat also disinterested in
 having a google search of ones own content.
 
 Thanks
 
 Alex
 
 
 
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