I was going to look at `neatseeker.sourceforge.net' first but I will look at lucene
at the same time.
The trouble with indexing also goes for the global search engines lycos, google,
excite,
altavista. I was looking at Phillip Greenspans book "Web Publishing ..."
(Morgan Kaufmann I think). He talks about the problems that search engines have
searching non static file (*.html ,*.htm). Most dont index AOL Server files "*.tcl" or
"*.apf"
files. What global search engines index JSP pages. I know there are some (e.g Google)
indexing "*.asp" and "*.pdf" pages?
Greenspun also said that global search engines wont index ring fenced web sites.
They do not perform authentication. His solution was to generate a massive
html file with hyperlink that feature remapped URL. I think he means build an index
that search engines can use.
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We are using Lucene (http://www.lucene.com/) as a search engine on our
Intranet project with good results. It handles indexing terms, and running
searches on them. You would need to write/obtain a separate spider to parse
the pages and load the terms into it though, as it doesn't cover this part
of the search process.
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