Just to see if I got your point:
you define a store named foo in domain.xml
you want all documents, that go into foo/images indexed by a jpeg indexer
you want all documents, that go into foo/pdf indexed by a pdf indexer
all documents elsewhere in or below foo shall be indexed by text indexer.
Is that right?
I agree absolutely, that it is necessary to allow different types of indexers.
That's only half of the story.
In my opinion, storing and indexing are orthogonal aspects of what you do with data.
One resource, could, in theory, be stored in different stores at the same time or being indexed by different indexers at the same time.
My point is: the way you partition your content tree for storing should not necessarely be the same that you might want to use for indexing.
And, more important, you might want to have indexers overlap (thus, not creating a partition of your content space but simply a coverage).
Did I make sense?
-- Stefano.
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