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=head1 oreilly_de_catalog |
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The oreilly_de_catalog/ directory contains the source code of the |
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mod_perl applet |
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http://www.oreilly.de/catalog/search.html |
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We would like to thank O'Reilly Germany for giving us the opportunity |
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to demonstrate WAIT on their site. |
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Other accompanying files for the indexing phase are |
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- lib/WAIT/Document/Ora.pm, |
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- lib/WAIT/Parse/Ora.pm, and |
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- scripts/index_ora |
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As of this writing, the code in all these files contains too many |
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debugging aids for the current version of HTML::Parser (v3.26). These |
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debugging aids will need to be cleaned up when we have a fully working |
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HTML::Parser again. |
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This application is provided in the hope that it provides some help in |
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getting started with WAIT. It doesn't do incremental indexing, the |
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filters are not extremely sophisticated, all indexed pages are HTML |
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pages, we do not need to offer structured fields to the user, all this |
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makes the application simple and easy to grasp (I hope). |
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The didactic aspect unfortunately needs some more work: explanations, |
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better names for the filters, etc. |
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