Microsoft FAST Search Server for SharePoint, SA, OLP-NL AEF-00078 Manuel D’Utilisation
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includes merging the results from multiple index columns, formatting the query hit list,
formatting the query refinement data, and removing duplicates.
formatting the query refinement data, and removing duplicates.
It is the responsibility of the query processing service to ensure that the user performing
a query sees only the results that he or she is authorized to see. The query processing
service therefore validates the user‟s permissions and rewrites the incoming query with
an access filter that corresponds to the current user and group membership.
a query sees only the results that he or she is authorized to see. The query processing
service therefore validates the user‟s permissions and rewrites the incoming query with
an access filter that corresponds to the current user and group membership.
Connector Framework
SharePoint Server 2010 provides a new framework for connecting to and crawling
content repositories. Connectors for SharePoint sites, Web sites, file shares, custom
databases and Web services (via Business Connectivity Services), Exchange public
folders, and Lotus Notes databases are provided with the product.
content repositories. Connectors for SharePoint sites, Web sites, file shares, custom
databases and Web services (via Business Connectivity Services), Exchange public
folders, and Lotus Notes databases are provided with the product.
New Connector Features
The connector framework provides improvements over the protocol handlers in
previous versions of SharePoint Server. For example, attachments as well as the content
in e-mail messages can now be crawled. Also, item-level security descriptors can now be
retrieved for external data exposed by Business Connectivity Services. Furthermore,
when crawling a Business Connectivity Services entity, additional entities can be crawled
via its entity relationships. Connectors also perform better than previous versions of
protocol handlers, by implementing concepts such as inline caching and batching.
previous versions of SharePoint Server. For example, attachments as well as the content
in e-mail messages can now be crawled. Also, item-level security descriptors can now be
retrieved for external data exposed by Business Connectivity Services. Furthermore,
when crawling a Business Connectivity Services entity, additional entities can be crawled
via its entity relationships. Connectors also perform better than previous versions of
protocol handlers, by implementing concepts such as inline caching and batching.
Connectors support richer crawl options than the protocol handlers in previous versions
of SharePoint Server. For example, they support the full crawl mode that was
implemented in previous versions, and they support timestamp-based incremental
crawls. However, they also support change log crawls that can remove items that have
been deleted since the last crawl.
of SharePoint Server. For example, they support the full crawl mode that was
implemented in previous versions, and they support timestamp-based incremental
crawls. However, they also support change log crawls that can remove items that have
been deleted since the last crawl.
Creating Connectors
In previous versions of SharePoint Server, it was very difficult to create protocol handlers
for new types of external systems. Protocol handlers were required to be coded in
unmanaged C++ code, and typically took a long time to test and stabilize.
for new types of external systems. Protocol handlers were required to be coded in
unmanaged C++ code, and typically took a long time to test and stabilize.
With FAST Search Server 2010 for SharePoint, you have many more options for crawling
external systems. You can choose to:
external systems. You can choose to: