SearchBlox is a J2EE Search Component that delivers out-of-the-box search functionality for fast and easy implementation with your websites, applications, intranets and portals. SearchBlox uses the Lucene Search API and incorporates integrated HTTP/HTTPS and File System crawlers, support for various document formats including HTML, Word, PDF, PowerPoint and Excel, support for indexing and searching content in 18 languages and fully customizable search results, all controlled from a browser-based Admin Console.
Main features in this release:
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- Support for Disk-based search index. Administrators can now choose where the index is held during operations, In-Memory or On-Disk
- Preset filter: a pre-defined search query that will be automatically added to the enduser's search query
- Indexing performance and stability improvements
- Bug fixes
SearchBlox is available as a Web Archive (WAR) and is deployable on any Servlet 2.3/JSP 1.2 compliant server. SearchBlox Getting-Started Guides are available for the following servers:
JBoss - http://www.searchblox.com/gettingstarted_jboss.html
Jetty - http://www.searchblox.com/gettingstarted_jetty.html
JRun - http://www.searchblox.com/gettingstarted_jrun.html
Oracle - http://www.searchblox.com/gettingstarted_oracle.html
Pramati - http://www.searchblox.com/gettingstarted_pramati.html
Resin - http://www.searchblox.com/gettingstarted_resin.html
Sun - http://www.searchblox.com/gettingstarted_sun.html
Tomcat - http://www.searchblox.com/gettingstarted_tomcat.html
Weblogic - http://www.searchblox.com/gettingstarted_weblogic.html
Websphere - http://www.searchblox.com/gettingstarted_websphere.html
SearchBlox is also available as SearchBlox Server. The Server is an integrated application incorporating everything you need to run SearchBlox. The Server includes SearchBlox J2EE Component, the Jetty Application Server and the Java Runtime Environment(JRE) 1.4. With the SearchBlox Server, there are no additional software requirements to deploy SearchBlox.
The SearchBlox FREE Edition is available free of charge and can index up to 1000 documents.
The software can be downloaded from http://www.searchblox.com
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SearchBlox J2EE Search Component Version 2.1 released (5 messages)
- Posted by: Robert Selvaraj
- Posted on: January 26 2005 09:14 EST
Threaded Messages (5)
- SearchBlox J2EE Search Component Version 2.1 released by Zurdo 1119 on January 27 2005 10:13 EST
- SearchBlox J2EE Search Component Version 2.1 released by Robert Selvaraj on January 27 2005 11:42 EST
- How about Lucene straight and some elbow grease? by Yuval Zukerman on January 27 2005 11:58 EST
- excellent by Gene Garcia on January 27 2005 13:04 EST
- There is already a sourceforge project for this.. by Don Elliott on January 31 2005 06:59 EST
- excellent by Gene Garcia on January 27 2005 13:04 EST
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SearchBlox J2EE Search Component Version 2.1 released[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Zurdo 1119
- Posted on: January 27 2005 10:13 EST
- in response to Robert Selvaraj
Hi, I'm getting this error while trying to enter http://localhost:8888/searchblox/admin/main.jsp
Oops. There has been an error.
Response has already been committed
I'm using Oracle9iAS (9.0.4.0.0) Container.
thanks
Zurdo -
SearchBlox J2EE Search Component Version 2.1 released[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Robert Selvaraj
- Posted on: January 27 2005 11:42 EST
- in response to Zurdo 1119
Hi,
Could you please post this problem on the SearchBlox Forum (http://www.searchblox.com/forums/)? It would be more appropriate to discuss this deployment issue there.
Thanks.
-Robert -
How about Lucene straight and some elbow grease?[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Yuval Zukerman
- Posted on: January 27 2005 11:58 EST
- in response to Robert Selvaraj
It took me about a weekend to achieve the basic functionality that this product offers using the same building blocks. In other words, get Lucene, get the text extraction components (POI, Text Mining), and apply to your application, or pay for an open-source-based product. -
excellent[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Gene Garcia
- Posted on: January 27 2005 13:04 EST
- in response to Yuval Zukerman
Great. Why not package up your efforts and release it on sourceforge? Maybe the community can grow it to cover more functionality. -
There is already a sourceforge project for this..[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Don Elliott
- Posted on: January 31 2005 18:59 EST
- in response to Gene Garcia
Check out DocSearcher on sourceforge. It basically links all of these indexing & search components together - there is a web-based search capability, but the index creation and management is via a swing GUI..