[opencms-dev] is there a property that makes a resource non-searchable by Lucene?

[Claus Priisholm]

I'm not sure what version you're talking about, if it is OpenCms 5.0.1 
+ the Lucene module 1.5, I don't think there's such a feature. Ideally 
you should be able to spec it in the registry, but it is hardly 
feasible without the ability to create both white- and black-lists of 
what to index and what not. And in your case reg.ex. patterns would be 
nice as well. I haven't checked the latest development at 
http://opencmslucene.sourceforge.net, so there may already be some 
steps towards that.

As you mention a property on the individual resources could serve a 
similar purpose, i.e. Index=true|false. But you can use this approach 
with the existing version. Simply set an appropriate property and have 
you result-listing JSP filter the hits based on this property. the hit 
count should be adjusted as well. Not the ideal solution, but to the 
end-user it would work as expected.


On 5/10-2004, at 16.36, Steve Mato wrote:

>
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> I got Lucene working very nicely within my site.  Thank you to all the 
> contributors.
>
> Question, and sorry if this was covered elsewhere in this list but I 
> didn't find it searching the archives and I didn't see it stated in 
> the book.  What attribute can I apply to a resource (file or folder) 
> to prohibit Lucene from indexing it and adding it to search results?
>
> For example I have my "how-to" files within the site that instructs 
> users in how to add content to the site and configure its behavior, 
> but non-navigatable from anywhere within the site.  They do however 
> turn up in search results.
>
> I'd like to apply a property to the file to tell Lucene not to index 
> it; something like a property such as lucenesearch and set its value 
> to false.  Is there something like that?  Also, where would this 
> happen to be documented so I could read up on any other OpenCMS+Lucene 
> underactivity and configurability.
>
> Thanx for your time,
> Steve Mato
>
>
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