How to implement a search engine for dynamic pages

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I have a website which shows the pages dynamically from Database. How should i implement the search engine with the data in database and how should i give the page urls based on the search.

I just need the any open source library or how does this works. I will implement based on it.

Posted 16-Oct-14 0:38am

AshishPatha

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Solution 1

See Sageframe[^]

DotNetNuke[^]

or any other CMS out there, check if some of that fits you.

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Posted 16-Oct-14 1:14am

Sinisa Hajnal

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AshishPatha 16-Oct-14 7:18am

I want an open source project may be some thing like apache or GNU licence. And i dont want CMS , i need an search engine like thing.

Sinisa Hajnal 16-Oct-14 7:24am

Sage frame is free and open source. DNN is free, not sure if open. And both of them implement somehwere in their code. Look for it and "steal" what you need.

AshishPatha 16-Oct-14 7:44am

Yes i see now sage frame is a open source, but it is for .net. Is there something like that for java.

Sinisa Hajnal 16-Oct-14 8:12am

Sorry, missed that tag detail. I don't know anything like that for java, but if you take the code there are c# to java translators which can get you there.

AshishPatha 16-Oct-14 7:48am

And i dont see where it has search engine optimization think. It has just UI components. i.e., it is just as Content management. There is no search engine one. Did u find search engine in the Sage frame. If yes..post a link so that i can refer to it.

Sinisa Hajnal 16-Oct-14 8:14am

Erm...you asked about search engine, not about search engine optimization, those are two different things. Search engine is something that looks up your data and returns the result. SEO is about improving your site(s) so that search engine bots index and rank your pages higher.

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AnvilRanger · Accepted Answer · 2014-10-16T04:49:00

Solution 2

If you are looking for an open source solution to handle searching needs locally to your site you should checkout Lucene[^]. It requires some setup and a little programming, but it would be what you are needing.

Posted 16-Oct-14 4:49am

AnvilRanger

Updated 16-Oct-14 4:50am

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