Search Appliance
Syntax: choose from drop down list
Cache Content allows the Appliance to store a copy of the
content as it walks. In the search interface, a View Cached
link will appear by results, which allows users to download the
contents directly from the Appliance rather than using to the
original location.
Matches in the content will be highlighted in cached pages that are HTML documents. The highlighting uses the Context Highlighting setting on the search settings page to style the highlights.
In addition caching content can be useful in situations where the original location is unavailable, either because a server is down or the user does not have access to the file server from a remote location.
The choices for Cache Content are:
None (default) - No extra storage of the original content
occurs, the Appliance only maintains the plain text representation of the
results for searching (as it always has).Results Only - While walking, the Appliance maintains a copy
of the original content. Selecting View Cached from a search result
will present that cached copy. Links and references from web pages are left
unmodified, pointing back to the original site.Site Mirror - While walking, the Appliance maintains a copy of
the original content, and also collects and stores auxiliary content used by
web pages (images, CSS stylesheets, etc) that isn't normally necessary
for the Appliance walks.
When search users select View Cached, links and references on cached
web pages are rewritten to point back to the Appliance, utilizing the
cached versions of these resources. This allows a full cached view of a site
to operate when the original site becomes unavailable, instead of presenting
a cached web page with lots of broken images and links.
Note that some complex, dynamic web sites might not be able to be fully mirrored.
Note: Cache Content is a completely separate feature from the similarly named Results Caching.
View Cached link on the search interface.