searchbox 2

List of Figures

3.1. searchbox deployment environment

3.2. Windows Installer Step 1

3.3. Windows Installer Step 2

3.4. Windows Installer Step 3

3.5. Windows Installer Step 4

3.6. Windows Installer Step 5

3.7. Windows Installer Step 6

3.8. Windows Installer Step 7

3.9. Windows Installer Step 8

3.10. Windows Installer Step 9

3.11. Windows Installer Step 10

3.12. The Control Panel icon

3.13. The Control Panel at its first launch

3.14. Mac OS X Installer Step 1

3.15. Windows Installer Step 2

3.16. Windows Installer Step 3

3.17. Windows Installer Step 4

3.18. Windows Installer Step 5

3.19. Windows Installer Step 6

3.20. The Control Panel icon

3.21. The Control Panel at its first launch

4.1. Breadth-First Crawing scheme

4.2. Depth-First Crawling

5.1. The 3 "moments" of searchbox

5.2. The searchbox range of action

5.3. The three dimensional structure of a searchbox Digital Source: the (x,y) space and its time evolution (t)

5.4. The Collection as union of many Archives

5.5. The Watch for Content Monitoring

5.6. How searchbox concepts are connected each to the others

5.7. The Content Gathering component as bridge between content providers and client application

5.8. Fetched documents

5.9. Rendered documents

5.10. Documents retrieval

5.11. The rendering pipeline

5.12. A document as a composition of layers

6.1. The Control Panel application

6.2. The initial Preference window

6.3. Adding a new Engine endpoint

6.4. Fast Engine switch

7.1. The User and Security menu item

7.2. Available tabs of the security window

7.3. New user window

7.4. New group window

7.5. The Root ACL access window

7.6. The ACL Tab

8.1. The Sources Tab

8.2. A new unconfigured Source

8.3. Setting Name and Description of a new Source

8.4. The Seed box

8.5. The Seed window

8.6. Web site Seed

8.7. FTP site Seed

8.8. Gopher site Seed

8.9. Usenet site Seed

8.10. Filesystem Seed

8.11. Mailbox Seed

8.12. WebDav share Seed

8.13. SMB share Seed

8.14. ODBC Seed

8.15. ODBC Seed: no placeholder warning

8.16. ODBC Seed: enabling the odbc plugin

8.17. ODBC Seed: no plugin warning

8.18. "other" Seed

8.19. The list of active Seeds

8.20. No configured filters warning

8.21. Source configured with default inclusion filters

8.22. Depth Limit

8.23. Depth Limit parameter

8.24. robots.txt parameter

8.25. Has side-by-side metadata option

8.26. Authentication methods

8.27. Cookie authentication details

8.28. "Exclude text between" option

8.29. The Plugin status panel

8.30. The new plugin window

8.31. A new odbc type plugin

8.32. The plugin configuration panel

8.33. A freshly configured plugin

8.34. The Archive Tab

8.35. List of active sources

8.36. A new unconfigured Archive

8.37. Gathering infos

8.38. Start/Stop Gathering buttons

8.39. The reprocessing button

8.40. The View gathering logs button

8.41. The Gathering Logs windows

8.42. Gathering Logs export

8.43. Gathering limits configuration

8.44. Gathering periodicity: hourly

8.45. Gathering periodicity: daily

8.46. Gathering periodicity: weekly

8.47. Gathering periodicity: monthly

8.48. The Garbage Collector configuration

8.49. Browsing Archive content

8.50. Query Weights

8.51. The Context Box

8.52. Show document buttons

8.53. Authentication for searchbox cache

8.54. Cached document address

8.55. FFF of a document

8.56. Add and Remove buttons

8.57. Manual add parameters

8.58. Copy ID button

10.1. The Collections Tab

10.2. The built-in Collection

10.3. A new Collection

10.4. Browsing Collection content

10.5. The Watches Tab

10.6. Choose the Collection to use with a Watch

10.7. The Info Tab of Watch configuration panel

10.8. Watch Browsing

10.9. Watch notification window

10.10. SOAP Notification detail level

10.11. Notification detail level

10.12. The Notificator Recipient list

10.13. The Copy RSS button

10.14. The Mozilla Thunderbird RSS configuration

12.1. The Server status window of Control Panel