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Document types for Full text index?

hikenboots

What document types are supported for full text indexing? Is there a list somewhere? I uploaded some openoffice docs and they are not content searchable whereas MS word docs are. I really need to enable this functionality. Thanks in advance for any advice.

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derek

Hi,

There isn't a comprehensive list anywhere at the moment. I'll add one to the WIKI and update this thread.

In the meantime:

If you have the OpenOffice server running, then most Open Office documents will be indexed. There have been additions to the transformations recently (http://www.alfresco.org/jira/browse/AR-345), but this is not an exhaustive list.

The distribution READMEs have details on how to start the server, but it can also be found on the WIKI: Configuring Open Office

If you have the OO server running and there is a particular type of document that doesn't get indexed, then that would still be an issue.

Regards

hikenboots

Thanks for the prompt reply. I don't have the OpenOffice server running but I'll install it tomorrow. Thanks for taking time to post the list, I am quite curious and will put it to good use.

hikenboots

Hi,

There isn't a comprehensive list anywhere at the moment. I'll add one to the WIKI and update this thread.
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If you have the OO server running and there is a particular type of document that doesn't get indexed, then that would still be an issue.

Regards

Is the list available yet? I installed openoffice and it's doc types are indexing properly now. Also, I tried to index a WordPerfect doc to no avail. Its properties show it as a octet stream in the web client; I assume this is a MIME type issue. Is indexing of WordPerfect possible and how would I set it up?