[opencms-dev] Why does this search script only work in site = "/"

[Joe Desbonnet]

I've been following some of the recent discussion on search indexes on
the list. But I still can not get OpenCms search to work properly in
my case.

Here is a short JSP script which should print out the number of
keyword hits in my index. It only returns results if run  the explorer
while Site = "/".  I get zero hits if I set Site to my website.

This must be some sort of permissions problem -- ie my site is not
priviliged to access it's own index (??).

Joe.


<%@ page buffer="none" import="org.opencms.main.*,
org.opencms.search.*, org.opencms.file.*, org.opencms.jsp.*,
java.util.*" %><%

CmsJspActionElement cms = new CmsJspActionElement(pageContext,
request, response);

CmsSearch search = new CmsSearch();
search.init (cms.getCmsObject());
search.setIndex("JHL");
search.setQuery("commerce");

String[] fields = {"contents","title"};
search.setField(fields);

List result=search.getSearchResult();
if (result == null) {
	out.write ("got null result list");
	return;
}
out.write ("got " + result.size() + " results");
%>

Here is my indexes element in opencms-search.xml:

<indexes>
     <index>
                                <name>JHL</name>
                                <rebuild>auto</rebuild>
                                <project>Online</project>
                                <locale>en</locale>
                                <sources>
                                        <source>jhlSource</source>
                                </sources>
                        </index>
</indexes>

Here is my sources element in opencms-search.xml:

 <indexsources>
                        <indexsource>
                                <name>jhlSource</name>
                                <indexer
class="org.opencms.search.CmsVfsIndexer" />
                                <resources>
                                       
<resource>/sites/HardimanLibrary/</resource>
                                </resources>
                                <documenttypes-indexed>
                                <name>xmlpage</name>
                                <name>xmlcontent</name>
                                <name>page</name>
                                <name>text</name>
                                <name>pdf</name>
                                <name>rtf</name>
                                <name>html</name>
                                <name>image</name>
                                <name>generic</name>
                                </documenttypes-indexed>
                        </indexsource>
</indexsources>