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Description
Interface Summary | |
SearchListener | Defines the interface for an object that listens to changes from a SearchQuery instance. |
Class Summary | |
ConfigFile | Describes and parses the configuration file for the full-text search indexer. |
IndexBuilder | Abstract base class that builds an index for a search database. |
IndexerKit | Establishes the requirements of an indexing object for a type of text content. |
MergingSearchEngine | |
SearchEngine | Defines the methods used to access a search engine. |
SearchEvent | Encapsulates information that describes changes to a SearchQuery. |
SearchItem | A SearchItem corresponds to one specific item found in a search query. |
SearchQuery | The instance of a query on a search database. |
Supports simple access to search engines. JavaHelp supports a standard full-text search view and navigator. The view interacts with a search engine through this package. The reference implementation provides a search engine that implements these interfaces, but others can also be used--the specific search engine is part of the information specified in the search view. This separation provides full-text search functionality while not imposing specific formats. These details are encapsulated in a search engine type.
HelpSearch
is an abstract base class for the search
engines, SearchQuery
obtained from it can be used to
perform the actual queries. Individual items found by a search are
SearchItem
s which can be fired as
HelpEvent
s.
The creation of search databases is done by subclasses of the
abstract class IndexBuilder
based on the MIME type of
each document being indexed. Details of the index building process
can be given through instances of ConfigFile
.
Note: Registration of IndexerKits should probably be visible in this package.
For overviews, tutorials, examples, guides, tool support, and other documentation, please see the JavaHelp System User's Guide.
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