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Prerequisite for a search in the cache archives with the WebAssistant is an indexation.
The search is available:
At first you select a cache archive. Make sure that only indexed archives are available. You can search for words, domains and URLs. Several search criteria are combined with operation AND.
The result of a search is displayed as a hitlist. The files (pages) are listed with their URL, size, date of archiving as well as 200 characters.
Text files are marked by [TXT] in addition.
The title and the description are reported to HTML files in addition.
The sequenz of the files corresponds to the alphabetical sort of URL. Several files from the same domain are reported intendedly. Files with a red archiving date were actualized after construction of their index. The link Marker displays the file with highlighted search words by every hit. Marking isn't possible at all files.
The histogram displays a sorting of the words and the number of the files in which the corresponding word occurs.
For an alphabetical sort you use keyword wordAlphabetical and the following input.
For a sorting after frequency you use the keyword wordFrequency.
For a sorting after word length you use the keyword wordLength.
The histogram displays an alphabetical sort of the domains and the number of the files which are included in the domain. There for you use the keyword siteAlphabetical.
For a sorting after frequency you use the keyword siteFrequency.
The search in the cache archives with the WebAssistant presupposes an indexation. It becomes indexedly text and HTML files (pages). The algorithm of the Indexer works essentially language independently. At this the corresponding lower case characters are always used for capital characters and support only Latin characters as well as some special characters of European languages.
Please, inform Tools, if you need another language.
You start the indexing with one of the following script files:
For the indexing you can set the following configuration:
Display of the positive and negative word list
The corresponding files are in the files positive.*.txt and negative.*.txt of the folder MM3-WebAssistantProfessional/config/search/. You can adapt the word lists to your need. The characters * stands for a language specific word list, e.g. en for the English and de for the German language. All files with a name structured correspondingly are used. We recommend for the identification of the language to use the abbreviations to ISO LanguageCode (ISO-639).
You start the indexation after you have done the settings. The needed duration is dependent on the size of the archives. The indexation can take up for some time. The WebAssistant shouldn't be used during this time and the cache archives shouldn't be changed.
You can take from the output of the Indexer:
The needed memory is dependent on the size of the archives and the chosen minimal word length. You can increase the available memory for the program in the script file, if the Indexer needs more memory. You can alternatively subdivide the cache archive into several archives or increase the minimal word length.
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