2 Responses to “Indexing and ASP pages.”

1. admin says:

   February 27, 2010 at 12:32 pm

   [Follow-ups to: microsoft.public.inetserver.iis.tripoli]
   

   Good question for the Index Server newsgroup:
   microsoft.public.inetserver.iis.tripoli.

   http://support.microsoft.com/support/news/Ngresults.asp?D=is&PR=ALL&T...

   Good luck.

   Hendrik Beukes wrote in lots of newsgroups:

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   > I am just starting to use Index server. I use a lot of ASP pages. Most of my
   > normal html pages are converted to asp with a small bit of code added as a
   > matter of fact. Does Index server Index these pages? If it does what
   > information is extracted from the pages. Does it ignore the code?

   > hendrik
2. admin says:

   February 27, 2010 at 12:32 pm

   Hendrik Beukes wrote in message <6pnbcp$…@news1.saix.net>…
   >I am just starting to use Index server. I use a lot of ASP pages. Most of
   my
   >normal html pages are converted to asp with a small bit of code added as a
   >matter of fact. Does Index server Index these pages? If it does what
   >information is extracted from the pages. Does it ignore the code?

   What you need is SiteServer Search instead of Index Server.  The SiteServer
   search module is very similar to Index Server, except it can crawl web sites
   and index them too.  (it has a nifty spider that can go out and index
   websites too).  When Siteserver Search encounters an ASP page it executes
   the code and indexes the resulting HTML.