Difference between revisions of "Creating Indices at the VO Level"
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* [[ Index_Management_Framework#IndexType | Full Text Index Type ]] | * [[ Index_Management_Framework#IndexType | Full Text Index Type ]] | ||
* [[ Index_Management_Framework#GeoIndexType | Geo-Spatial Index Type ]] | * [[ Index_Management_Framework#GeoIndexType | Geo-Spatial Index Type ]] | ||
* [[ Index_Management_Framework#Forward_Index | Forward Index key-value pairs ]] | * [[ Index_Management_Framework#Forward_Index | Forward Index key-value pairs ]] | ||
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Revision as of 19:25, 30 September 2011
The Indexing procedure refers to the creation of indices for the collections imported in a Virtual Organization. It consists of three steps:
- Creation of the Rowset XSLT generic resources, that transform collection data into data that can be fed to an Index.
- Creation of the Index type generic resources, that define the Index configuration.
- Definition of an IRBootstrapper job that will perform the steps required to create the Indices.
In the first two steps we create generic resources for the Rowset XSLTs and Index Types through the Resource Management portlet . You can find detailed descriptions for the Rowset data (the output of the Rowset XSLT transformation) in the following sections:
You can find detailed descriptions for the Index Type definition here:
For the third step a definition of an IRBootstrapper job is required. You can find the details for defining such a job in the IR Bootstrapper .
