This chapter describes how to configure and operate content search for editorial applications such as the Site Manager, CoreMedia Studio or custom editor applications. While you may use this search service also for website search, in most cases for website search it makes more sense to search for content beans as described in Chapter 5, Searching for CAE Content Beans.
There are the following building blocks to search for content:
the Content Feeder to feed the Search Engine with content
the Search Engine itself, which indexes the content and makes it searchable
the search service in the Content Server, which provides the search functionality of the Search Engine to its clients such as the Site Manager
and search applications such as the Studio or custom ones, which connect to the Search Engine directly
The Search Engine itself is covered in Chapter 3, Search Engine. This chapter describes the operation and configuration of the Content Feeder, the Content Server's search service and the configuration of the Search Engine for content search in custom applications and in Studio.
The next sections describe
the concepts of content search in Section 4.1, “Concepts”
the configuration of the Content Feeder in Section 4.2, “Configure the Content Feeder”
the configuration of the search service of the Content Server in Section 4.3, “Configure Search for the Content Server”
the configuration of the Search Engine for search suggestions in the Studio in Section 4.4, “Configure Search Suggestions for Studio”
the modification of the Search Engine index schema for custom search applications in Section 4.5, “Modify the Search Index”
the operation of the Content Feeder in Section 4.6, “Operation of the Content Feeder”
Section 4.7, “Implementing Custom Search” provides some hints for implementing a custom search application
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