> > spending money).
>
> There are free (and/or very cheap) CF hosts.
My concern is the IP protection, not too sure if the free/cheap CF hosts truly
protect what I host there, if bad thing happens law suit? I'd rather stay away
from hassle...
> > Were you not able to access my semantic search
On Tuesday 11 Dec 2007, d l wrote:
> The thing is, of the two choices of my local ISPs, both blocks port 80,
> going for other ISP might be too expensive (I've got to be careful about
> spending money).
There are free (and/or very cheap) CF hosts.
> Were you not able to access my semantic search
> On Tuesday 11 Dec 2007, d l wrote:
> > The thing is my ISP blocks port 80
>
> Is this because you're not meant to be running any|production services
> on it,
> by any chance ?
> I choose my ISP because they explictly *did* allow running servers
> over the
> ADSL* line in their T+Cs...
>
>
On Tuesday 11 Dec 2007, d l wrote:
> The thing is my ISP blocks port 80
Is this because you're not meant to be running any|production services on it,
by any chance ?
I choose my ISP because they explictly *did* allow running servers over the
ADSL* line in their T+Cs...
--
Tom Chiverton
Helpin
The thing is my ISP blocks port 80 and I don't understand the rationale of
organizations blocking port like 8000 (if memory serves I think one of the rfc
standard specified that any port above 8000 is recommended as an alternative to
port 80, that was about 14 years ago when I first started to "
On Monday 10 Dec 2007, d l wrote:
> -- The previous url has been replaced by a permanent one,
> http://web.mytata.net:8000/TextSearch/search.cfm
Not port 80 ? This may cause some people problems...
--
Tom Chiverton
Helping to augmentatively mesh leading-edge environments
on: http://thefalken.liv
Update:
-- The previous url has been replaced by a permanent one,
http://web.mytata.net:8000/TextSearch/search.cfm
-- More impotantly, it's now on cf8 and SPEED has improved SUBSTANTIALLY.
-- The key scoring algothrithm is to calculate and assign each term a score,
adding them up for each target d
>So is this an app that you will host or will you potentially release it?
>
>If you will only host is it available as a webservice?
>
>Is it commercial or General use? etc..
Richard,
I've whipped cf8 to do its job (have set up a Web Service for this
semantic/conceptual search component), send me
> On Thursday 29 Nov 2007, d l wrote:
> > > But for one site 'energy' bringing back 'geothermal' may be OK,
> but on
> > > another
> > > site 'zen' would be a much better choice.
> > Excellent point! We need to know our audience, which should be a
> given in
> > your case? or to provide them wit
On Thursday 29 Nov 2007, d l wrote:
> > But for one site 'energy' bringing back 'geothermal' may be OK, but on
> > another
> > site 'zen' would be a much better choice.
> Excellent point! We need to know our audience, which should be a given in
> your case? or to provide them with options / clear
>So is this an app that you will host or will you potentially release it?
>
>If you will only host is it available as a webservice?
>
>Is it commercial or General use? etc..
I'm shooting to host it as sort of SaaS service offering a free trial period
and then charge a reasonable fee, and to be h
Thanks for the great input and the SA pointer. And as you imply in reality
things are easier said than done. Also, some times one may opt for more
relevant results than more accurate results while others may differ... or it
depends on context etc. etc.
Don
P.S. I remember you, hope you're doi
> -Original Message-
> From: Jim Davis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, November 29, 2007 1:55 PM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: RE: Conceptual Search against Database(s)
>
> > -Original Message-
> > From: d l [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >
> -Original Message-
> From: d l [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, November 29, 2007 11:19 AM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: Re: Conceptual Search against Database(s)
>
> > On Thursday 29 Nov 2007, d l wrote:
> > > "my own set of domain knowledg
So is this an app that you will host or will you potentially release it?
If you will only host is it available as a webservice?
Is it commercial or General use? etc..
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> On Thursday 29 Nov 2007, d l wrote:
> > "my own set of domain knowledge / weightings "
> > Sure, imho, the "key word" here is "good enough", and probably cost
> > effective as well.
>
> Maybe.
> But for one site 'energy' bringing back 'geothermal' may be OK, but on
> another
> site 'zen' would
On Thursday 29 Nov 2007, d l wrote:
> "my own set of domain knowledge / weightings "
> Sure, imho, the "key word" here is "good enough", and probably cost
> effective as well.
Maybe.
But for one site 'energy' bringing back 'geothermal' may be OK, but on another
site 'zen' would be a much better c
>What's are you offering?
A better database search service on a small scale.
And consider to ignore the noise of google this and google that (no one says
google is bad nor people are not appreciative of their service...)
~|
"my own set of domain knowledge / weightings "
Sure, imho, the "key word" here is "good enough", and probably cost effective
as well.
> On Tuesday 27 Nov 2007, d l wrote:
> > I know Verity and Google search etc. etc. Try the following if
> you're
>
> So your looking up the search term in a the
What's are you offering?
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> So your looking up the search term in a thesaurus (or
> similar) and feeding those in as weighted alternate terms ?
> Can I provide my own set of domain knowledge / weightings if so ?
I haven't been following the thread too closely, but you can do that easily
with the Google search appliances.
On Tuesday 27 Nov 2007, d l wrote:
> I know Verity and Google search etc. etc. Try the following if you're
So your looking up the search term in a thesaurus (or similar) and feeding
those in as weighted alternate terms ?
Can I provide my own set of domain knowledge / weightings if so ?
--
Tom
James,
Got your email, will send you email tomorrow. Thks.
Don
> DL,
>
> You can find my email address here:
>
> http://www.omnibrow.com/deleteme.txt
>
> sorry for the runaround, but I don't want to post it online
> permanently and as soon as you email me, i will be taking it down.
>
>
DL,
You can find my email address here:
http://www.omnibrow.com/deleteme.txt
sorry for the runaround, but I don't want to post it online permanently and as
soon as you email me, i will be taking it down.
Sorry to everyone else that they have to be bothered with non-public business.
James.
Update:
-- Have improved query performance substantially;
-- Add additional notes...
-- If we're talking about searching against a specific set of data, say, a
particular
data column in a database's table then, this approach, imho, kicks ass. So,
probably
one could consider to use it against the
James,
Yes, it would cost money but not expensive...
It has nothing to do with Verity nor Google. What's your email address? We
could discuss more offline.
Don
> dl,
>
> I was the one who posted about Verity.
>
> Sadly, I didnt understand your email or find any more information on
> your w
dl,
I was the one who posted about Verity.
Sadly, I didnt understand your email or find any more information on your
website.
What exactly is your approach? How would I implement it on my site? Is it
proprietary? Does it build on verity? Does it cost money?
> Greetings to all,
>
> I know
Greetings to all,
I know Verity and Google search etc. etc. Try the following if you're
interested in the topic, but before you begin let me issue some warnings:
a) I'm not implementing some of the stuff that a beginner programmer would have
implemented such as telling peole, oh query does not
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