Configure the Content Feeder to provide full-text search for documents of the Content Management Environment, for example in the Site Manager.
Configuration of the Content Feeder is described in the following sections:
Section 4.2.1, “Required Configuration”
In this section you can read how to configure the essential Feeder settings. These are the connection settings with the Search Engine and the Content Server.
Section 4.2.2, “Content Configuration”
This section explains which information for which document types and properties you want to index into which fields. This configuration is not required, because by default all relevant document types and properties are indexed for search.
Section 4.2.3, “Advanced Configuration”
Here, you can read how to optimize your Content Feeder in order to improve speed and error handling.
For custom search applications, you may also want to set up a Content Feeder connected to the CoreMedia Master Live Server to provide full-text search for documents in the Content Delivery Environment. Note that for website search you typically search for content beans that were fed by a CAE Feeder, see Chapter 5, Searching for CAE Content Beans for details.
Configuration of the Content Feeder
Like most CoreMedia web applications the Content Feeder web
application uses the Application architecture. Therefore, configuration of properties can be done in
WEB-INF/application.properties, via JNDI or JVM system properties or in an additional property files.
Bean configuration can be done in WEB-INF/application.xml.
For details please consult the [CoreMedia DXP 8 Manual].
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