duh! Simple as I thought, just much higher up in the "stack".
public byte[] *getContent*(HitDetails
<mailbox:///home/leslie/MyMail/Sent?number=230511583&part=1.2&filename=HitDetails.html>
hit) in NutchBean
This works for me.
Although, BTW, digging into this method, it would be
convolved to pass around a reference to the document
content w/o the NutchBean instance. NutchBean ties
together the several pieces of data required to get
to the documents found via a query. As far as I can
tell at this point, the bean is the only place these
individual parts are brought together.
leslie
Leslie Rohde wrote:
The list archives contain _some_ questions and answers on this,
but nothing that is definitive. What I want is like the "cache"
button in google results pages -- not as a user interface feature,
but to be able to access and process the entire web page that
is referenced by a nutch search results.
Page does not do the trick (despite the name).
Content I have not figured out.
SegmentReader was suggested in one of the archived messages,
but the relation it has to search results is far from clear.
I gotta' believe that this is simple and I just don't know where
to look. All pointers appreciated.
Thanks,
Leslie.
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