make sure you are indexing as XML, not as HTML (which is the default).

try using the -T option to see what, exactly, is being indexed.

use 1 test document while testing.

Mike.Fountain@worldspan.com scribbled on 1/31/06 1:28 PM:

> Sorry if this is a repost, didn't see the first message come through.
> 
> 
> 
> I've got a document with an XML format similar to
> 
> <VisioDocument>
>    <DocumentProperties>
>       <Title>LithiaSprings</Title>
>       <Creator>MFountain</Creator>
>    </DocumentProperties>
> </VisioDocument>
> 
> 
> There is actually a ton of other tags.  But, for example purposes, lets
> assume I only want to index the contents of the <Creator> tag.
> 
> In my indexing config file I have:
> MetaNames Creator
> UndefinedMetaTags ignore
> 
> 
> Like that, I thought I would get the contents of the Creator tag indexed
> and nothing else in that document.
> However, when I run the index, it says zero words indexed.
> 
> Just to make sure things are ok, I set
> UndefinedMetaTags index
> 
> And, set like that, the indexing takes some time, and I'm assuming its
> indexing all the stuff I don't want.
> 
> 
> To do a bit of debugging, I set
> UndefinedMetaTags error
> 
> And, it comes back about not understanding the <VisioDocument> tag.
> 
> 
> So, how do I index just the nested tags I want without indexing everything
> in the document?

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