great! let us know when we can put a link on the website.

Deane Barker scribbled on 9/11/06 9:25 AM:
> A few months ago, I asked if anyone had written an C# wrapper for
> Swish-E.  If not, I offered to write one.
> 
> Well, we have gone and written this.  We're not quite ready to give it
> up to community yet (we need to polish it a bit), but it seems to work
> well.  It's a combination of two C# classes -- a command line
> interface, and a Swish-E wrapper for that.  We've implemented on one
> ASP.Net site with great success.
> 
> It works kind of like this:
> 
> ---------------
> 
> SwishESearch SearchObject = new SwishESearch();
> SearchObject.SetExecutableLocation(@"C:\Program Files\SWISH-E\swish-e.exe");
> SearchObject.AddIndex(@"C:\Index\MyIndex.index");
> 
> SearchObject.AddMeta("swishrank", "rank");
> SearchObject.AddMeta("url");
> SearchObject.AddMeta("swishtitle", "title");
> SearchObject.AddMeta("swishdescription", "preview");
> SearchObject.AddMeta("date");
> SearchObject.AddMeta("author");
> SearchObject.AddMeta("keywords");
> 
> SearchObject.AddSearchText(SearchString);
> 
> SearchObject.SetPageWeight(20);
> SearchObject.SetPageNumber(1);
> 
> XmlDocument SearchResults = SearchObject.GetResults();
> 
> --------------------
> 
> And it returns an XML document that can be parsed, manipulated,
> transformed, etc.
> 
> So, anyway, just an update.  We're implementing on two more sites in
> the next few weeks, which will hep shake some more bugs out of it.  We
> hope to release it to the community in October.
> 
> Deane
> 

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