Hi Julien, Firstly I need to apologise for my failure to differentiate between cashing and caching (of course the latter being correct). Sorry about that.
On Fri, Aug 10, 2012 at 8:30 AM, Julien Nioche <[email protected]> wrote: > Could this be for the html meta directives? > Well in o.a.n.metadata.Nutch some brief Javadoc's for the caching fields mention the following static String CACHING_FORBIDDEN_ALL Don't show either original forbidden content or summaries. static String CACHING_FORBIDDEN_CONTENT Don't show original forbidden content, but show summaries. static String CACHING_FORBIDDEN_KEY Sites may request that search engines don't provide access to cached documents. static org.apache.avro.util.Utf8 CACHING_FORBIDDEN_KEY_UTF8 static String CACHING_FORBIDDEN_NONE Show both original forbidden content and summaries (default). I understand that caching data is held within and concerns metadata (in trunk it is parse.getData().getMeta())but I still have no idea the characteristics of the cache data, why this would be valuable for an index. I personally have never queried for it before in my index. Thanks
