Entity Extraction by path instead of body

Hi,
i did a test of entity extraction (something like the sample
http://orgviz.ulitzer.com/node/2505884 ) and it works fine :)
In case i need to extract values not from the body of the files, but from the Path - which managed property to map? will it work?
keren tsur

Hi,
Including it in the full text text index (setting them searchable) only matters when doing free text search, not entity extraction. And I would try to use a wordpart extractor if you haven't.
If it doesn't work, you might have to resort to a content enrichment web service instead.
Thanks,
Mikael
Search Enthusiast - SharePoint MVP/MCT/MCPD - If you find an answer useful, please up-vote it.
http://techmikael.blogspot.com/
Author of Working with FAST Search Server 2010 for SharePoint

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How to get the full path instead of just the file name, in �FileChooser� ?

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Revision: 17772
Revision: 17772
Author:   [email protected]
Date:     2010-09-20 15:02:50 -0700 (Mon, 20 Sep 2010)
Log Message:
Update the url in the tests to use a relative path instead of the default localhost:8400 so that the tests can pass on appservers other than the default Tomcat.
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Revision: 17772
Revision: 17772
Author:   [email protected]
Date:     2010-09-20 15:02:50 -0700 (Mon, 20 Sep 2010)
Log Message:
Update the url in the tests to use a relative path instead of the default localhost:8400 so that the tests can pass on appservers other than the default Tomcat.
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Welcome to the forum!
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WordPartCustomRefiners (Entity Extraction) - Can i display it in search result hover panel?

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I'm writing a Cocoa GUI app to facilitate working with a command-line program. The scenario is quite similar to what I see in the Apple FileMerge.app. I'd have a NSView (or a drop pocket of whichever class appropriate) into which I can drag the file icons just in order to retrieve file's path, one by one, no visualization, no checking for file types, just for assembling a list of files to eventually be passed to the data crunching program as command line arguments. I've come across CocoaDragAndDrop sample program, which does great work in displaying dragged picture tiff and pdf files. Probably 90% of the code there is beyond what I need, but the semantics are so unlike anything I've ever come across (I'm miles away from image processing). I can't even figure where to start since everything seems so interconnected. Is there a simplest case example of Drag and drop which only serves file path extraction? From the aforementioned sample code I'm struggling to figure out what is the part which is absolutely needed only to retrieve the path? Do I have to init a [NSImage canInitWIthPasteboard: ... ...] if a file is a plain text file, or a raw data file? The app doesn't need to know what the file is, since passing the absolute path as text argument cannot do any harm in this case - the number crunching command line program takes care of the content. Do I need coders? Do I need a sourceOperationMaskForDragingContext? Does Drag and Drop even cover such trivial demands?
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Thanks for your kind replay. Please let's stay on-topic: my question shouldn't have pointed at if "Apple works like this or like that".
IMHO, it's quit opposite: many things are cut-and-paste compatible, yet I'm missing few basic explanations.
The following code can be derived from the API reference:
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It reveals the file path, yet, it boils down to fifty meaningless lines of code, since the pathField object (of class NSTextField) would itself reveal a dropped file's path without a single extra line of drag-and-drop code. What I find confusing is the following:
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Thanks in advance.

Extract cdata from the soapenv:Body

If I log $body, I am seeing the below.
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hmm... finally solved... in assign action, assign value $body/text() to any variable and use that. No need to convert it into a XML node as it is already a XML.
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Now consider this command line.
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If the software developer fails to put the path in quotes then Windows just doesn’t know. If Windows doesn’t know then it tries to execute all the possible programs in the path. First it tries “C:\Program.exe”,   Then, it tries “C:\Program
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This programming error is very common because when a developer is addressing paths on the file system they are usually stored in use they are in strings the developer has used quotes once already and they often fail to consider that they need two sets of
quotes. For example, the following line would incorrectly assign the path variable.
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Really, the developer needs to double quote it because they need the path to contain quotes. So they should have assigned their variable by doing something like this:
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In the first case, an attacker can strategically place a program in the path and his program will be executed instead of the intended program.   If the process runs under administrative privileges or some account other than the attacker it can
be used to cause code to execute under a different set of privileges.
So the question is..... since Windows 95, when creating a bin path both long and short path name are created if enable in the registry
For example lets take this example...
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So how can I tell WSUS to install the path and create a environment variable to point to the executable to use the short path name instead of the long path name? Is this possible?
Or I will have to create a report of software which install the updates patches with vulnerability and request a revision of the update.
Or should I go a head identify the services which are type auto (exclude disable, manual) and code a script program and modify the enviroment path... Consequences of this approach, will I need to re-run the script if there a new software update for the third
party software and it does n't address the path problem. I will need to run the script again.
Or should I create a policy and associate the script with it, until a revision comes along.
How can I get around this vulnerability as a long term fix versus a short term fix?
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thanks
michael john ocasio

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The vulnerability takes advantage of the way Windows parses directory paths to execute code.
Consider the following command line. C:\windows\system32\notepad \temp\file.txt This tells windows to
launch notepad.exe from the c:\windows\system32\ directory and pass it the argument \temp\file.txt.
I'm not sure I'd call this a vulnerability. It's how Windows has worked since long path names were created for Windows 95. If there's an embedded space in a pathname it has to be delimited. If you don't delimit it, unpredicatable results will occur -- but
most often a "File not found" error (if you're trying to read a file), or a "File creation error" if you're trying to create a file.
Now consider this command line. C:\program files\Microsoft Office\Winword.exe
If space is used as a delimiter, wouldn’t Windows think you are trying to execute the program C:\PROGRAM.EXE and pass it the argument “files\Microsoft Office\Winword.exe”?
Yep. Although I suspect it's been a Very Long Time since anybody tried to launch Microsoft Word from the command line.
Or maybe you are trying to execute “C:\Program files\Microsoft.exe” and pass it the argument “Office\Winword.exe”?
Well, if you were, then you'd have to use the syntax as you've defined it -- with delimiters. But it's not a realistic example, given that executables don't belong in the root of the %ProgramFiles% folder anyway.
So how does it know what you are trying to do?
It's a computer. It's STUPID. It does exactly what you tell it to do ... nothing more, nothing less. The operator is the person responsible for intelligently instructing the computer to do what is desired to be done. (e.g. if you want to start a program
from the command line then use the right syntax!)
Can someone tell me the best approach (mitigate) to solve this issue?
I'll repeat my earlier thought: Use the correct syntax. :-)
Btw.... most developers don't hard code those pathnames anyway.. they use the SYSTEM ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES, e.g. %ProgramFiles%. Problem solved.
Other pathnames are typically stored in a registry value, and when the registry value is retrieved using API calls, the code, as a matter of habit, wraps delimiters around the string. Using delimiters when not needed is not a problem; not using them when
they are is a problem -- so -- the easy solution is to always use delimiters when you're defining pathnames in your code and you won't have a problem.
Lawrence Garvin, M.S., MCITP:EA, MCDBA, MCSA
SolarWinds Head Geek
Microsoft MVP - Software Distribution (2005-2013)
My MVP Profile: http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/profile/Lawrence.Garvin
The views expressed on this post are mine and do not necessarily reflect the views of SolarWinds.

Footer of printed page shows local drive path instead of the webpage url

When I print any webpage in IE10 in Windows 7, the footer contains a file path like file:///C:/Users/username/AppData/Local/Temp/Low/80S1TSTK.htm instead of the URL of the webpage I am printing. In the Page Setup settings of Print Preview I have chosen to
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Any help will be appreciated.

Hi,
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If it is not the case, try the following steps.
1. Delete your browser history.
Start IE>Press Alt to show the menu bar>On the Tools menu, click Internet options>Under Browsing history, click Delete>Select all the check boxes, and then click Delete>restart IE.
2. Try resetting IE settings and check the “delete personal files” settings.
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3. Maybe your computer got infected with virus.
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Hope it helps.
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Blair Deng
TechNet Community Support

Content Enrichment Fields and OOTB Entity Extraction and hithighlightedsummary

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http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/sharepoint/en-US/19932af1-d461-4a3d-8f75-775c6adf9b69/hithighlightedsummary-empty?forum=sharepointsearch
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Nocturnal Theory wrote:
I have to back up my Address Book daily.
You say that like it's something you shouldn't have to do - I backup mine hourly (with Time Machine), and additionally at least once a day with SuperDuper. ALWAYS have an up-to-date backup of your important data.
As for the missing undo command, yes that is an annoyance and I too wish it were available. It's missing from iTunes too, which has long been a frustration for me.
Having said that, ranting here in the discussion forums will not get you anywhere. Anyone at Apple who can do something to fix the issue isn't reading these forums. If you want to send your bug report in where it will actually be read by someone who can do something about it, you should file it here: http://bugreport.apple.com
You will need to sign up for a (free) ADC membership to use the bug reporter.
EDIT: I should mention that this isn't likely to ever get fixed in Leopard. Apple has discontinued all development for Leopard except for security updates.

Weird problem while Extracting File path from file Browser item

Hi all
I followed some tutorials on this forum to get the absolute filepath from the filebrowser item and storing it in the database.
Heres what I did. I created a script in the header of the page which reads like this:
<script language="JavaScript1.1" type="text/javascript">
function SaveFullName(filepath,feed)
function getVal(item)
if(document.getElementById(item).value != "")
return document.getElementById(item).value;
else
return "";
document.getElementById(filepath).VALUE = getVal(feed);
alert(document.getElementById(filepath).VALUE);
</script>
I have call this function by this syntax which I have put in the onchange event handler of the file browser item.
onChange="javascript:SaveFullName('CCDPATH','CCDFILEBROWSER');"
Here CCDPATH is the name of the hidden item which I use to store the path and CCDFILEBROWSER is the name of the filebrowser in question.
now the last statement of the script above, alert(), gives me an alert with the proper value. The problem is when I am trying to store the value of this variable CCDPATH in my database with an onsubmit process, NULL values are getting inserted :-(
When I checked out in the debug mode, I can see that the value of this hidden item, CCDPATH is showing as "" , i.e; null. Why is this happening is out of my understanding.
I mean, with the javascript, it is assigning and displaying its value perfectly, but when I try to store it with PLSQL, it simply does'nt happen.
What am I possible doing wrong? What should I do to store the value of this hidden item in the database ??

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