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11 Generating JavaHelp or Oracle Help > 11.5 Providing full-text search for JavaHelp / Oracle Help > 11.5.3 Creating a search index for Oracle Help > 11.5.3.1 Directing Mif2Go to create full-text search for Oracle Help


11.5.3.1 Directing Mif2Go to create full-text search for Oracle Help

To have Mif2Go run Indexer for you:

[OracleHelpOptions]

; FTSCommand = for Oracle Help, indexing command, typically:

FTSCommand = java -mx256m oracle.help.tools.index.Indexer

When you specify a value for FTSCommand, Mif2Go uses the command you supply to run Indexer after generating output files for Oracle Help. If your project is very large, you might want to increase the value of the -mx option. If the Indexer command includes spaces, you must enclose it (but not the parameters) in double quotes. Prefix options with a dash (“-”) rather than a forward slash.

You might also want to set the following option, so you can see any error messages that result:

[Automation]

; KeepCompileWindow = No (default)

;  or Yes (so any error messages can be seen)

KeepCompileWindow=Yes

When KeepCompileWindow=Yes, a system window opens when the indexer runs. If there are no indexer errors, you will see only a command prompt when indexing finishes. You must dismiss the window before Mif2Go can continue processing.

If you specify a value for [Automation]WrapPath, Mif2Go copies all needed files from the project directory to the Oracle Help directory structure before running Indexer; see §11.3.7.2 Letting Mif2Go set up the directory structure and copy files.



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