Daniel Bruen wrote:
As mentioned before, I need to index XML-data that ist stored in a
property of a nt:unstructured node.
If I understand the whole indexing-procedure correctly I need to define
the correct mimeType of the data, so that the correct textExtractor is
used (XMLTextExtractor in this case).
Can I just add two properties "jcr:mimeType" (="text/xml") and
"jcr:data" (="<xml>my xml</xml>") to an unstructured node to get this
working?
this might work, but I haven't tested it. the text extractors were built to work
on nt:resource nodes. but they don't actually check the node types, they're just
looking for the properties as defined in nt:resource.
I know I can configure which properties are to be indexed in
repository.xml/workspace.xml, but I can not attach a special extractor
to the property there...
Or do I have to make use of nt:file and nt:resource (which I would need
to extend then)?
yes, I recommend you use the predefined node type. using predefined node types
always opens up your content to existing tools that know how to handle the
respective content.
regards
marcel
