/John
Bill Conlon wrote:
here's my broken record solution: swish-e (http://swish-e.org)
Very fast and flexible index builder and search engine for just this kind of thing (will also index PDF, Excel, Word).
I use it with both the perl cgi interface and with a shell script from witango.
One thing I especially like is its handling of meta tags. Instead of using a database to store meta data, you can embed it within the files being indexed, and then have swish-e pull based on just specific items in the meta tags.
We've built some dynamic content solutions with this technique. One quick example (sorry, it's perl, but the principle is the same in witango) is a press release archive. In the <head>
<meta name="Category" content="press"> <meta name="date" content="20040111"> <meta name="description" content="First line of press release">
</head>
Then you index, and have a script that gets all the html files where type="press", and sorts them via Date:
open(SWISH, "$swish -w $query -m $results -p Description Keywords Date -s Date -f $index|");
here $swish is the path to the swish-e executable
$query='Category=press';
$index is the path to the index.
We then parse the output and display each row with the date, release title, release description metatag, and a link to the release itself.
If you call it from witango, you will get a resultset, which you can tokenize (there is swish-e flag to specify the delimiter), and then format the results normal.
I have a project that calls for creating keyword searches of teleconference transcripts and newsletters.
The files we need to search on will most likely be stored in a directory as text files and or XML documents.
I need a witango solution. Apparently there is a PHP solution called PHP dig that works well.
I probably need something that works like that.
Ideas? Code? Everything welcomed.
Dan
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