Experimental HTTP methods to support indexing and searching
draft-hamilton-indexing-00
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| Authors | Martin Hamilton , Daniel LaLiberte | ||
| Last updated | 1996-06-13 | ||
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Abstract
This document briefly outlines current approaches to indexing and searching, proposes some experimental mechanisms which might be deployed within HTTP [1] in support of these activities, and concludes with a discussion of the issues raised. The key features which are seen as desirable are a standardized way of providing a local search capability on the information being made available by an HTTP server, and a way of reducing both the bandwidth consumed by indexing agents and the amount of work done by HTTP servers during the indexing process.
Authors
Martin Hamilton
Daniel LaLiberte
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