On Mon, Sep 22, 2003 at 06:21:12AM -0600, Antonio Gallardo wrote:
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> >> > - Lucene integration. As it exists in CVS, it screws up statically
> >> > rendered sites, so is disabled.
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> I think it would be disabled by default as the google feature currently
> is. Let the user decide to use one of them, or none. The idea of both
> sounds weird, Then we can join them in just one property. Is this correct?
That's how I saw it working. Search on or off. If on, google or lucene:
<enable-search>true</enable-search>
<search-type>lucene|google</search-type>
> I am in favor including Lucene. I think any documentation project must
> have a searching tool. For online sites we have "google search", for
> Intranets Lucene is a good candidate to do the job. Can someone point to
> another solution in this area? (Not ironic, is really a question). I saw
> the idea of htDig, but I dont see this a good idea at all.
Lucene search is great feature, and I'm keen to see it in Forrest once
the bug that causes it to break offline sites' builds is fixed.
> >> Being a Cocoon distribution, there is a huge amount of stuff that
> >> Forrest *could* include. I think we need to draw a line, define what
> >> Forrest actually is, and stick to that.
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> I dont see it totally black or white. We must concentrate in what is good
> for writing documentation. That is the goal of Forrest at all. Of course
> we can find a case for every cocoon stuff that can be related to writing
> docs (even remotely). But this is not the point.
+1
--Jeff
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> Best Regards,
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> Antonio Gallardo
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