Oh rats. Thunderbird ate the indenting. The two examples should be:
multipart/alternative
text/plain
multipart/related
text/html
image/gif
image/gif
application/msword
and
multipart/related
text/html
image/
lude wrote:
You also mentioned indexing each bodypart ("attachment") separately.
Why?
To my mind, there is no use case where it makes sense to search a
particular bodypart
I will give you the use case:
[snip]
3.) The result list would show this:
1. mail-1 'subject'
'Abstract of the messa
Hi Johan,
thanks again for the many words and explanations!
You also mentioned indexing each bodypart ("attachment") separately.
Why?
To my mind, there is no use case where it makes sense to search a
particular bodypart
I will give you the use case:
1.) User searches for "abcd"
2.) Luc
lude wrote:
Hi John,
thanks for the detailed answer.
You wrote:
If you're indexing a
multipart/alternative bodypart then index all the MIME headers, but only
index the content of the *first* bodypart.
Does this mean you index just the first file-attachment?
What do you advice, if you have to
Hi Dejan,
how do you query for email- and(!) attachment-documents,
if you just want to present one hit per email (even if the searchterm
matches
in the email- and(!) in the corresponding attachment-document)?
Thanks
lude
On 8/15/06, Dejan Nenov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The approach we I fi
Hi John,
thanks for the detailed answer.
You wrote:
If you're indexing a
multipart/alternative bodypart then index all the MIME headers, but only
index the content of the *first* bodypart.
Does this mean you index just the first file-attachment?
What do you advice, if you have to index mulitp
The approach we I find best is to create both Email documents - where a list
(and links) to all attachments is contained as well as individual Attachment
documents.
It gets a little tricky when you have a forwarded email, containing an
original Email that contains a tar.gz attachment, which contai
lude wrote:
does anybody has an idea what is the best design approch for realizing
the following:
The goal is to index emails and their corresponding file attachments.
One email could contain for example:
I put a fair amount of thought into this when I was doing the design for
our mail server -
