Forum OpenACS Q&A: Re: Re: help for search package

3: Re: Re: help for search package (response to 2)

Posted by David Spanberger on 08/08/06 03:04 PM

I found a solution for indexing pdf and doc: http://openacs.org/forums/message-view?message_id=295461

But I am not at this point yet. I don't manage that the search finds anything. e.g. I opened a new forum and a new message inside. Then I tried to find this message by the Search package. It is the same with the file-repository. Can you tell me how I can the Search to search this packages?

4: Re: Re: Re: help for search package (response to 3)

Posted by Gustaf Neumann on 08/08/06 09:19 PM

be sure, you have mounted the search package.
did run run the indexer? Check out reindex in xowiki.

5: Re: Re: Re: Re: help for search package (response to 4)

Posted by David Spanberger on 08/10/06 11:08 AM

Yes, the search package is mounted.

I looked at the reindex procedure of xowiki.
I tried to use this command:

search::queue -object_id $object_id -event INSERT

for the object_id I took the object_ids of the table "acs_objects"

Now I can search through the forums package too. But I don't find anything in the file_storage.

Any ideas?

6: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: help for search package (response to 5)

Posted by Gustaf Neumann on 08/10/06 12:00 PM

You did the search::queue ... INSERT for the items in the file store, you installed the search_content_filter above, you are sure it is called and works without errors?

7: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: help for search package (response to 6)

Posted by David Spanberger on 08/10/06 12:09 PM

I did this insert for all object_ids in the acs_objects table.

No, I didn't installed the changed filter. I wanted to have a working search before I change the tcl files.

8: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: help for search package (response to 7)

Posted by Gustaf Neumann on 08/10/06 01:22 PM

Without the filter (or some other possbile approaches), the file contents are not accessed. I would not insert all acs_objects into the queue: for some content it makes sense to index based on the item_id, for others based on the revision_id (both are acs_objects). notice, that also user_ids or package ids are acs_objects, so the indexer won't be able to do anything with this. maybe insert everything into the queue does not hurt, but i certainly would not do this for testing on a system with some content.

try to understand, what the FtsContentProvider service contract is about, and how the datasource works (again, you might check our xowiki, or various other packages)