Indexing Website

Hello,
we have installed a Trex 6.2 and want to use it as standalone searchengine for our website.
How can i crawl over our website and use the Trex in the mentioned way?
Thanks for hints an help,
André

Hello Andre,
actually, there is no "TREX 6.2".
I assume, we are talking about TREX 6.1 with whichever SP.
On the other hand, that does not influence the answer to the question:
You can integrate your Website into KM via the Web Repository Manager and then index and search its contents through KM.
The TREX engine itself does not contain any crawlers. Crawlers, in the KM secnario, are basically part of the repository framework (or the CM portion of KM).
TREX use as a stand-alone engine is not supported in the way that I understand here. TREX may only be called through other SAP solutions/components.
Please see posts like the following for further details:
Re: TREX API
Can the TREX be used with non-SAP applications?
Integrate TREX into custom web applications
Regards,
Karsten

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Last Reply:
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