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Last Post 07/06/2008 11:37 AM by Peter Donker. 5 Replies.

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Gaurav Kumar

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06/24/2008 12:36 PM
Hi Can you help me that how can i implement Lecerne search index service in our DMX ?

Peter Donker

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06/26/2008 12:34 AM
It is used by default. No need to tune it. Under the search settings it should be selected in the dropdown box. Peter

Gaurav Kumar

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Posts:39

06/26/2008 10:54 PM
Yes in DMX Saerch setting by default LecerneSearchProvider set but when i use search then it does not return any record only screen refreshed. There are two searching option in DropDown LecerneSearchProvider and indexingServiceSearchProvider but when i select indexingServiceSearchProvider then it does not work i done all step accourding to "Search Documentation" but it does work so can you help me to implement Indexing Service or Lecerne search index service ?

Peter Donker

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06/27/2008 6:55 PM
Sure, I can help. Send me an email at peter at bring2mind dot net.

Gaurav Kumar

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Posts:39

07/03/2008 11:57 PM
I got it It work' now with your defined attributes but not worked with our custom attributes ? is there specific steps for custom attributes?

Peter Donker

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07/06/2008 11:37 AM
No. There are no special procedures for it. You add the custom attribute and after that any edited document that has content for that attribute should index it after the update. You should be able to see this with Luke. Peter

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