Hi Sam,
Thanks for your followup. As for the Indexing service, I've confirm it with
some other experts. Yes, as you have thought, it seems that it does mainly
work for static pages(html) , for dynamic web pages such as (asp/ asp.net
pages), it'll parse the page's template file , (.asp or .aspx). So as fro
the asp.net2.0, if we use the precompile function to make all the pages
into dll, the indexing service can't index those ones.
Also, indexing service is provided by IIS that help the users to search the
documents on the site , but it will have no help to any web search engine
(such as google or yahoo) since they all have there own search rule. And
the web search engines generally works as below:
1.try locate a website/pages via url
2.send request to that url and retrieve response html content
3.parse the response content and try go through the site via other links in
the content
...
So the most important is to let the web search engine find your web page.
To do that , we make the url of our web pages search engine friendly.
Generally static url such as :
Http://servername/webapp/folder/page.aspx is good for search engine
and dynamic urls such as:
"http://servername/webapp/mainpage.aspx?folder=fsdfds&pageid=fsafds
is not search engine firendly. In asp.net most ones use the URLRewriting to
manually provide a friendly(like a static url path) for their dynamic
pages. In addition to the ones mentioned in my last reply , here are some
further tech article discusssing on this:
#Search engine friendly URLs using ASP.NET (C#.NET)
http://www.codetoad.com/asp.net_ma_s...nefriendly.asp http://www.ftponline.com/vsm/2002_02...ne/columns/qa/ http://www.15seconds.com/issue/030522.htm
In addition, here is another article discussing how to create a web spider
(search engine ) in .net
#Crawl Web Sites and Catalog Info to Any Data Store with ADO.NET and Visual
Basic .NET
http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/is...0/spiderinnet/
Hope also helps.thanks.
Regards,
Steven Cheng
Microsoft Online Support
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