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I have installed the trial version of robohelp server 8 and have successfully published a couple sample projects to the server. When I issue the following to test out the search services
I get the following result
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
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additional information..
in the search string, bmstest is the context I created, and I am searching for the word manager in project hrconnect_help.
the only varriation I tried to the intitial install was to chang the reindex = settin to false in the robohelp_server.properties file. same results using server and client side indexing.
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Hi John,
Did you try the same query from the project's page? Is it working from there?
You should use the following URL to get the search result in XML format is :
http://192.168.0.185:8080/bmstest/rest/search?project=hrConnect_help&area=general&quesn=manager&type=flashhelp
Please note that you need to specify "type=flashhelp" in the url only if it's a flashhelp pro project. If you want to search in a webhelp pro project, you should remove this parameter from the query.
Tulika.
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Tulika,
thanks for you feedback. I did initially format the request as you show.
pasted it into the address bar of IE and submitted. It came back converted
into the format I showed in my original post.
I have made some progress though in getting the search to work, but not
quite sure why it works. Here's what happens.
First, I have switched from server indexing to project indexing.
If I publish my project to RHS using flash pro from the single source pod,
the project publishes fine, and I can view the project, and the searches I
want to do work fine in the project itself. But the rest request for the
same search term does not work.
If I publish the exact same project, changing nothing, but publishing as
webhelp, the rest requests works fine.
I am now trying to figure out what the difference is. I can live with
publishing my projects as webhelp, but we do currently publish them as
flashhelp, and people like the UI. If possible, I would like to get this
working in flashhelp.
I am looking into the unsupported characters (&, <, >, etc) in file names
issues I have seen in other posts here...
Once I get this figured out, I will post back my findings...
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