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Which indexer to use?

Hi
I am developing a library system for an intranet. I need to be able to
properly index the contents
of uploaded files and will be providing a seach interface to the index
database.

I have used mnoGoSearch in the past (a few years ago), and was wondering
what
peoples recommendations might be.

I need to index the usual stuff, doc, xls, pdf. Functionallity for stop
words etc to avoid indexing common words.

Look forward reading any suggestions.
Chris
Nov 18 '05 #1
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why not use ms indexing service that comes with windows?

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Hi
I am developing a library system for an intranet. I need to be able to
properly index the contents
of uploaded files and will be providing a seach interface to the index
database.

I have used mnoGoSearch in the past (a few years ago), and was wondering
what
peoples recommendations might be.

I need to index the usual stuff, doc, xls, pdf. Functionallity for stop
words etc to avoid indexing common words.

Look forward reading any suggestions.
Chris

Nov 18 '05 #2
Hi

I had thought of using it, but could not find much info on pdf indexing
support.
It seems that adobe provide a filter, so further investigation required.

Thanks for your comments
Chris


"Chris" <ch***@no-spam.tuxweb.org> wrote in message
news:10*************@corp.supernews.com...
Hi
I am developing a library system for an intranet. I need to be able to
properly index the contents
of uploaded files and will be providing a seach interface to the index
database.

I have used mnoGoSearch in the past (a few years ago), and was wondering
what
peoples recommendations might be.

I need to index the usual stuff, doc, xls, pdf. Functionallity for stop
words etc to avoid indexing common words.

Look forward reading any suggestions.
Chris

Nov 18 '05 #3

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