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About Verity Spider

Verity Spider enables you to index web-based and file system documents throughout your enterprise. Verity Spider works in conjunction with the Verity KeyView document filtering technology, so that you can index more than two hundred of the most popular application document formats, including Microsoft Office2000, WordPerfect, ASCII text, HTML, SGML, XML and PDF (Adobe Acrobat) documents.

Note: The Verity Spider that is included with ColdFusion MX is licensed for websites that are defined and reside on the same machine on which ColdFusion MX is installed. Contact Verity Sales for licensing options regarding the use of Verity Spider for external websites.


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mario_arce said on Sep 19, 2003 at 7:04 AM :
What is the difference between using VSPIDER that the regular CF tags for handling Verity searches?
Is there an advantage besides the granularity in options?
pdrich said on Nov 15, 2003 at 2:56 PM :
VSPIDER parses your site as a robot. Regular CF tags (CFINDEX) indexes the contents of the actual files. For example, VSPIDER loads the page as a browser would, whereas CFINDEX opens the CFM file and indexes the content including all source code.
jrunrandy said on Mar 17, 2004 at 6:31 AM :
Authentication scheme NTLM is not supported with using Verity Spider: http://www.macromedia.com/support/coldfusion/ts/documents/vspider_ntlm.htm

 

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