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Home > Forums > Programmers > Languages > C++: Microsoft Forum

Search Engine for internal website

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bidou (Programmer)
18 Aug 00 12:21
Hi peoples,

I just want to know where i can find or how to do a search engine to search into my personal web server. I already try to do one but he doesnt search all the html documents, so i wonder if somebody can help me with my little problem and any help will be really appreciate.

Thanks
Raph,;)
Guest (Visitor)
21 Aug 00 11:10
Doing a search engine with C++ is a little bit extreme.  I most frequently use Active Server Pages (which means your server has to MS-IIS Internet Information Server).  If you're looking to search file content that is not plain text (html or the like) you'll have a little difficulty.

If you want file content on binaries you will have to go to the extreme.

Brian
Guest (Visitor)
27 Sep 00 12:37
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