On Mon, Dec 15, 2008 at 05:48:20PM -0800, Yong Young Sun wrote: > Feature Description > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > Solaris Command Search User can search Solaris Commands
What does "Solaris Command" mean here? Will this tool search all the bin directories, such as /usr/gnu/bin, not just /bin? > Multi-language support User can search in their languages Do you mean that plural of 'languages'? (I.e., if I read N languages I can review the docs in all N languages without switching locales?) If so, I commend you! > Classified information Search results are customized to different > categories I think you'll want a different adjective than "classified" -- that makes one think of labeling, not categorization. Try "categorized." > Manpage Search the Solaris manpages > Javadoc Search the Javadoc What about GNU info docs? Can new doc types be added to the service without modifying the client? > ------------ Interact ------------- --------------- > > | Client APP | <==========> | Web Service | ----> | Lucene Engine | > ------------ ------------- --------------- > | | > | --------------- | > -------------------- > ---> | Command Index | --->| Lucene > Index Files | > --------------- > -------------------- > Client Application > Java based GUI application. It interacts with server to get > results. > > Server side > Java based Web Service. It bases on Lucene engine to provides > matching > functions. Can this service run on the localhost? If so, does it meet the secure by default policies? If not, I assume authentication and session security are not important for this service, as it serves generally available information. Also, if not on localhost, will this service support indexing all manpages in the various OpenSolaris package repositories? My impression is that it does not run on localhost and there's no option for it (which is fine). Nico --
