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Elements of Topic Design
The topic designer is encouraging users to access knowledge according to a particular strategy; the topics you define are the tactics you will use to implement that strategy. The categorization process can help you to define the top-level topics and child
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Universal Filter Document Types
Universal Filter Document Types This appendix lists the document types recognized by the universal filter and what the file name extensions are, if any. These topics are covered:
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Date Formats
You can specify both import and export date formats in the inetsrch.ini file. This appendix lists the variables available for both. These sections are included:
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Structure of Topics
Top-level topics are the highest topics defined in a topic structure. In the example below you could think of, performing arts, art film, visual arts, film, and video as top-level subtopics that comprise the top-level topic, art. Subtopics form the level
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Templates
When you have specified a language other than English in your inetsrch.ini file, you must specify the appropriate local language field names in the results template. The following are examples of specifying Rank and Score in French and German: English Fr
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Thesaurus Integration
To integrate the custom thesaurus into a Verity application, move the compiled thesaurus file (. where installdir represents the Verity product installation directory, and language represents the language directory, for example /english for the English lo
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Combining Topics into a Topic Set
A topic set is a group of topic definitions that have been compiled for use by a Verity application. This topic is composed of two structural elements, its name, performing-arts, and its evidence topics, ballet, musical, dance, opera, symphony, and drama
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Server Administration and Indexing
You can specify a supported language in the Server section of the inetsrch.ini file. Information Server allows you to create multiple server instances. You can assign each instance its own language, character map, and IP address or port.
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Using the mksyd Utility
You can use the mksyd utility to build a compiled thesaurus (a file which has the . Using mksyd you can export a control file from an existing thesaurus (. This command creates the specified custom thesaurus from the specified control file.
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Localization Configuration
You can configure Information Server so that users can search for and view documents in non-English European languages. For this release status and error messages are available only in English. These messages are normally only seen by the Information Se
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