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ICS.IndexReplace

Replaces an existing item in the search index.

Syntax

public boolean 
IndexReplace(String sIndex,
             String sEntryName,
             String sEntryDetail,
             String sWordList,
             String sWordListDelimiters,
             String sFileList,
             String sDate,
             FTValList vlTextArguments,
             FTValList vlFileArguments,
             FTValList vlDateArguments,
             String sEngine,
             String sCharset,
             StringBuffer sbError)

Parameters

sIndex

The name of the search index. If null, the default index is specified in the Content Server properties av.defaultindex or verity.defaultindex as appropriate.

sEntryName

Name of the index entry to add. This value is returned in the search results. The sEntryName value must be unique within an index. Choose sEntryName values carefully so that the caller of the search can reference the associated article(s).

sEntryDetail

The detail string associated with entry. May be null. This value is returned in the search results.

sWordList

Words to add to the index. These are space-separated by default. Note that vITextArguments is the preferred way to add words to the index.

sWordListDelimiters

String containing delimiter characters to use to separate words in the value of vITextArguments. White space will be used as delimiter characters if sWordListDelimiters is not specified.

sFileList

Comma-separated list of files to add. Note that vIFileArguments is the preferred way to add files.

sDate

Date string to add to the index entry. If no sDate is specified, the IndexAdd time is returned in the search results. Format is in Java SQL.

vlTextArguments

The text argument names and values. May be null.

vlFileArguments

The file argument names and values. May be null.

vlDateArguments

The date argument names and values. May be null.

sEngine

Search engine name. If null, the value of the Content Server property, cs.searchengine, is used.

sCharset

Constant value representing the character set the index uses. For the AltaVista search engine, this value can be 0, 1, or 2 (ISO_LATIN1, ASCII8, or UTF8). If sCharSet is null, Content Server uses the value of av.charset in the properties file.

sbError

For return values; may contain error information.

Returns

Returns true on success, false on failure.

Errno

Use GetErrno (), and see Appendix A, "Error Conditions," for the possible errno values.

 

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