DocSearcher Activity
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DocSearcher 4.1.0 released
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DocSearcher 4.1.0 released
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DocSearcher released /Stable Releases/4.1.x/DocSearcher-4.1.0.zip
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This is an uncool font problem on windows systems. A quick test with additional font code in Java and HTML, solve this problem. searchField.setFont(new Font("Nirmala UI Semilight", Font.BOLD, 12)); hitBuf.append("<body style="font-family: Nirmala UI Semilight;">"); Now I have to find a dynamic solution or add a manual setting.
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This is an uncool font problem on windows systems. A quick test with additional font code in Java and HTML, solve this problem. searchField.setFont(new Font("Nirmala UI Semilight", Font.BOLD, 12)); hitBuf.append(""); Now I have to find a dynamic solution or add a manual setting.
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I think I have an idea. Can you save a search result with the disk toolbar icon and send me this file. Than I will try to fix it with adding necessary encoding information.
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DocSearcher 3.95.3 released
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DocSearcher 4.0.0 released
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John posted a comment on ticket #16
Wow, great news. I've download newest version and will give it a go. Much needed with the increasing volumes of data, photos, and other documents . Thanks very much, happy computing, John
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About the UI
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Latest version for 2010 with feature requests
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;-) version 3.95.0 was released in 2020 i am working on the next version 4.0
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Unable to view the Unicode text (Tamil)
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Unable to view the Unicode text (Tamil)
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Photo Metadata
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Good idea, I'll keep that in mind.
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Allow more directory paths for each index
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Preview Option On Search Results
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Search Options and Suggestions
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Preview Option On Search Results
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Ability to index large pdf files.
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DocSearcher can index large files. You can set the max file size in the settings. I test the next DocSearcher version 4 with PDFs larger the 100Mb.
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The next version 4.0 will contain bigger changes. Java 1.5 Lucene 2 ...
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International support.
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Can you explain your system environment? Normally DocSearcher can index and search for characters such as Scandinavian or Cyrillic.
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DocSearcher Web/Mobile
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Speed up file indexing engine.
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I think the indexing performance ist ok. I close the ticket.
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Search within last result set
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good idea, I'll keep that in mind
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Hotlink Index Name to Search Results
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Speed up file indexing engine.
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The next version 4.0 will contain bigger changes. Java 1.5 Lucene 2 ...
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Select which Index(es) to Search
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Docsearcher Web Interface
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Photo Metadata
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DocSearcher Web/Mobile
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Preview Option On Search Results
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What do you mean with "preview link"? DocSearcher shows the first lines from a document under the link, like a normal search machine.
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DocSearcher Web/Mobile
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Deploying in a web server I think this is possible, as old code still exists. Mobile App for offline search inside mobile But I don't have the time/desire for a mobile app, because the searches on the cell phones are actually quite good.
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Docsearcher Web Interface
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In the past, DocSearcher could also be deployed as a WAR in a servlet container. I will try to restore it in version 4. But I don't yet know how much effort this will involve.
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You will find all information on the main site: http://www.docsearcher.de/index.html section: To run you must unzip and execute the DocSearch.jar file. This can be accomplished by simply double clicking it - on most systems with the Java 2 runtime (versions 1.6.0 or higher) - or from a command line like this: java -jar DocSearch.jar
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DocSearcher 3.95.3 released
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Code moved to Codeberg
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Java Developer posted a comment on discussion Help
i also faced the same issue. the unicode tamil character comes as boxes in search text box as well as in search. sample tamil unicode text for your reference இன்னொரு இடத்திற்கு மாறுவதுதான் பயங்கர மோசமானதை ஏற்படுத்தியது, பின்பு நீங்கள் அரிதாக
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DocSearcher Web/Mobile
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Attached the tamil unicode fonts just for your reference if needed. Huge tamil unicode fonts can also be downloaded from - https://www.azhagi.com/freefonts.html if required.
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Ok, I can comprehend the problem. I use a win10 and Java 11 LTS and I had the same result. But if I copy text from wordpad and paste it into the search box, I find the document and can open it with wordpad. Give me some time to understand and fix the font problem.
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Even copying the unicode and pasting it on the search field is not working..However able to view the unicode in txt and doc files as well as in notepad
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Attached the not-working screenshot
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System Details OS: Windows 10 Home Bit: 64-bit Java Version: 16 JDK
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Sorry, but I can't comprehend your behavior. See the screenshot. Can you attach your result screen? Which system do you use? (os, java, fonts, ...)
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Unable to view the Unicode text (Tamil)
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Unable to view the Unicode text (Tamil)
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Preview Option On Search Results
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Highlighting search results
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Unable to view the Unicode text (Tamil)
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I have used the version and facing couple of issues. Not sure about your email address to reach. Please kindly put your email address anywhere to reach you out. Below are the few issues Unicode tamil characters are coming as boxes. Tamil characters are not supported!! There is no preview of the docx available to see the keyword being searched On clicking the docx or any file it tries to open the file instead needs to highlight the search content with internal editor and need to have previous, next...
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DocSearcher 3.95.0 released
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DocSearcher 3.95.1 released
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DocSearcher 3.95.2 released
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Hi Pankaj, sorry, at the moment it is not possible to pass more than the text to search to DocSearcher. I have to completely rewrite the command line argument processing for this function. But I will keep it in mind. Regards, Torsten
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Pankaj posted a comment on discussion Help
Hi. Amazing utility btw. I am trying to use the command line parameters and am unsure of how I would use mod_date field for searching along with some keyword. For Eg. I have tried mod_date:[20210101 To 20210330] AND body:(hello) but this does not seem to work. Could you provide a complete command for this as below java -jar DocSearch.jar "search:XXXX" "Index" Also, i noticed that java -jar DocSearch.jar does not provide the search being passed to lucene on console. Would you have any idea on what...
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