Search engine using Verity

I want to build a search engine for my site, I'm told that i
can do this using Verity. How on earth do I go about this? Where I
start from.....I'm a newbie to CFML. Thanks a bunch!

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Search engine using JSP

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Change search engine using shortcuts

Hello.
I've recently updated firefox and I've noticed the search bar has changed.
It looks good, but I used to change the search engine using cntrl + up / down to change between search engines within the search bar. As It's explained here: http://lifehacker.com/139495/hack-attack-mouse+less-firefox
Now, I don't find the way to do so without using the mouse or moving with the arrow keys all the way down.
Isn't there any shorcuts for this anymore? Shorcuts are really handy for me :(
PD: I've noticed also that cntrl+E does not select the search bar anymore, now cntrl+K only does this. But this ok.

You can revert to the former Search Bar scheme like this.
Open up '''about:config''' ''(typed in the Location Bar)'' and toggle this preference to '''''false'''''
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Then restart Firefox.

WHY CAN I NOT EDIT THE DEFAULT SEARCH ENGINE USED BY THE ADDRESS BAR (NOT THE SEARCH BAR NEXT TO IT) FROM BING TO GOOGLE?

I am asking this question again, because upon checking the forum for a solution I was shocked and appalled by the severe lack of grammar, punctuation and spelling I encountered while reading answers to this question. Obviously several people where to busy to actually read the question being asked and simply answered with instructions on how to change the default search engine for the search bar. SO, here I am asking the same question, why? because it still has not been answered and I myself still CANNOT find this setting anywhere. I use multiple browsers for different tasks, Chrome is KICKING the .... out of you guys Mozilla, why did you ever let your self get taken in by Micro-crack (Microsoft), if I recall correctly the inception of this program was partly motivated by the need for an alternative to the idiosyncrasies and vulnerability of Microsoft Internet Explore. This really feels like a HUGE step backwards, I would love to see a return to the days when Mozilla Firefox was and inspiration to developers and techs everywhere. And please will someone just answer the right question this time. Trust me when I say it will be obvious who does and does not read this in it's entirety.
''Edited by a moderator due to language. See the [http://support.mozilla.com/kb/Forum+and+chat+rules+and+guidelines Rules & Guidelines] .''

HAHA! I have solved it! Ok here is the URL for Google, as mentioned above by bram:
"Go to About:config
Search for keyword.URL
Double click the Value entry field, and change it to the search engine you prefer"
Enter this URL for the string value
http://www.google.com/#hl=en&output=search&sclient=psy-ab&q=

How do you change the search engine used in the address bar?

I use the address bar to search, instead of the actual search bar field. Why? It's easier. Or, it used to be. It used to use Google. Now it's using Yahoo!. This is unacceptable. Haha. How do I change which search engine is used in the ADDRESS bar?

had this problem after accidentally downloaded the yahoo toolbar along with an adobe product. Firstly, tried to remove it control panel in add/remove programmes but it refused to uninstal. Since then was told by technicians of my ip to use Revo uninstaller the free ed. Next step was go to tools then options. On the general tab, at the bottom you will find manage-add-ons. under search provider do not want. f yahoo is still there disable it.
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Search Engine Use

Recently when I select text and right click to start a new search for the chosen text it is using YAHOO as the search engine. I do not like Yahoo search, I prefer Google. Please help me fix this problem.

Are you willing to take the chance? And - why would you have
such a thing
so far out of the main content section anyhow?
It smacks of spamming, and if you were my competitor for
position, I'd
report you.
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"rmiman" <[email protected]> wrote in
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quote:
Originally posted by:
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> > Really, why would they do that? What's a better
method to promote your
> > site
> > more without having to bog your front page down
with information you
> > really
> > don't want to display?
>
> That's the point Google is making. If it's not content
you don't want
> people
> to see, then it must not be very legitimate or important
information.
>
> The main argument is that you could spam Google to rig
the search results.
> For instance:
>
> CocaCola.com
>
> Welcome to Coke's web site
> Pepsi Pepsi Pepsi Pepsi
Pepsi Pepsi 
>
> So, searching for 'Pepsi' would return CocaCola.com
>
> I tend to agree completely with google here. If it's
viable/important
> content, put it on the page. It's a design issue, not an
HTML issue.
>
> -Darrel
>
>
>
> Good point but does this really come up often enough for
it to be an
> issue?
>
> For all they know, I could have a button in the bottom
left hand part of
> my
> screen that if you rollover, it'll simply display that
hidden layer full
> of
> that text content.
>

How can we change search engine using DISM

sir how can we change search engine from "bing" to "Google" in offline image using DISM. what is that DISM command?

Hi,
There is no such command to achieve what you want.
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How to interact with google search engine using java HTTP POST

I am trying to develop an desktop app that acts as an online radio tuner. I want to use google as an index site for actually searching for radio stations online. So I was wandering if it is possible for me to use java to actually interface with the google search engine servers. For example, I have built a gui that allows you to enter search text. This gui will connect to the web. I would like it to connect to the Google site and post the query to the google web servers. Then i would like to began to parse the response( html page) that i get back from the google servers. Like using google without actually typing in the text field on the google site. Can anyone tell me if it is possible to do this with java. If so, what would be the best way to go about doing this. Thanks.

Thanks for the response. It was actually alot easier to do than I anticipated. All I had to do was create a URL object initialized with the google url(search text embedded in the url - http://www.google.com/search?q=" + searchText + "&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF8).
Looks like this:
String google = http://www.google.com/search?q=" + searchText + "&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF8;
URL url = new URL(google); // creating Google Url object
URLConnection connection = url.openConnection();
       connection.setDoOutput(true);
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The search engine used to open selections in a new tab. Doesn't do that anymore. How do I get it back?

I prefer Yahoo search. In previous versions of Firefox, the search engine would pull up the list of possible websites. Clicking on the link would open that website in a new page. It doesn't do that anymore. It simply opens the link forcing me to continually go back and forth instead of just being able to close the new tab if it's not what I'm looking for. How do I get the old way to work again?

Some added toolbar and anti-virus add-ons are known to cause
Firefox issues. '''Disable All of them.'''
Right click the link and select '''Open New . . . .'''

Hidden Content for Search Engine Use

Has anyone heard of web sites having hidden layers full of
text content that they don't necessarily want on the front page but
is there so that search engines could index their site much
better?

Are you willing to take the chance? And - why would you have
such a thing
so far out of the main content section anyhow?
It smacks of spamming, and if you were my competitor for
position, I'd
report you.
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"rmiman" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
news:f17lhh$7lh$[email protected]..
>
quote:
Originally posted by:
Newsgroup User
> > Really, why would they do that? What's a better
method to promote your
> > site
> > more without having to bog your front page down
with information you
> > really
> > don't want to display?
>
> That's the point Google is making. If it's not content
you don't want
> people
> to see, then it must not be very legitimate or important
information.
>
> The main argument is that you could spam Google to rig
the search results.
> For instance:
>
> CocaCola.com
>
> Welcome to Coke's web site
> Pepsi Pepsi Pepsi Pepsi
Pepsi Pepsi 
>
> So, searching for 'Pepsi' would return CocaCola.com
>
> I tend to agree completely with google here. If it's
viable/important
> content, put it on the page. It's a design issue, not an
HTML issue.
>
> -Darrel
>
>
>
> Good point but does this really come up often enough for
it to be an
> issue?
>
> For all they know, I could have a button in the bottom
left hand part of
> my
> screen that if you rollover, it'll simply display that
hidden layer full
> of
> that text content.
>

How to pass parameter to a search engine using URLConnection

Hello Friends,
I have written a very simple method for prrof of concept.
It does return value from the server but the value it returns is "501 not implemented"
instead of the search results related to the parameter I pass.below is the code
public GoogleSearchMain() {
String urls = "http://www.google.ca/";
try{
URL url = new URL(urls);
URLConnection connection = url.openConnection();
connection.setDoOutput(true);
System.out.println("url opened and ready to be written at.");
//send search message
PrintWriter pout = new PrintWriter(connection.getOutputStream());
pout.println("search?q="+"New York");
pout.close();
BufferedReader in = new BufferedReader( new InputStreamReader(connection.getInputStream()));
String line="";
while((line=in.readLine())!=null){
System.out.println(line);
}catch(MalformedURLException mfe){
System.out.println("MALFORMED URL : "+mfe.getMessage());
}catch(IOException ioe){
System.out.println("IOEXception : "+ioe.getMessage());
can some one please guide me where I am missing and what?
thanks

Read some of these
http://search.java.sun.com/search/java/index.jsp?and=google+search+url&phr=&qt=&not=&field=&since=&nh=10&col=javaforums&rf=0&Search.x=15&Search.y=7

I've been using firefox for years, and i'm very upset with the 34.0.5 update's changes to the search engine feature.

hi,
this new search engine is incredibly convoluted, and i put some real thought into why it's bad
the dropdown menu contains more things than it used to. previously only a list with icons and titles and a link to options...now only icons (with no options to include text), a reiteration of your terms and current engine, separators between each icon, and loads of potential results from auto-complete (which i disabled immediately). though taking up less space by forcing icons only, more things were added, giving the user more clutter in less space.
having a permanent default search engine is counterproductive to the feature's previous nature. this was supposed to be there so i can quickly change between websites i'm searching, now it's been equated to the search feature in the address bar (which i am now also unable to change the function of on the fly, as changing the search engine used would also change the address bar's search function - perhaps influenced this change?). it's now faster for me to type the website i want followed by my terms into the address bar, just like when i use chrome. this feature was one of the largest reasons why i preferred firefox over chrome
i would commonly leave my search engine on merriam-webster when writing papers, wikipedia when doing research, etc. and now i have to click which one i want. every time. with every search that isnt default, unless i change my default through the options constantly. this is incredibly tedious. most irritating of all is the inability to use hotkeys to select my search engine, the lack of ctrl+up/down. previously i wouldnt have to use my mouse often at all, which is imperative for laptop users
so yeah, ive put some real thought into this, and i'm very unhappy. this greatly hinders my browsing experience. heard the saying "if its not broken, dont fix it"? ive been using chrome in conjunction with firefox for a few years now, and it's been painful to see mozilla attempt to imitate it. i will be using chrome more often in the absence of this feature (i am right now, even). i'm also upset that i was unable to find a public message boards hosted by mozilla to voice my opinion, and i apologize to whoever customer support employee that (probably didnt) read this - please pass it on to the devs and tell them internet people are angry and said they fucked up. thanks.
and i beg you, please give us the option to revert back to the old interface in future updates, or at least an official extension overriding this awful update. i realize i cant request this really, and yes im upset, yes im sending an angry email - thats because this is something i use often and i am passionate about it
sincerely,
pissed

You can use the Tab key to select a search engine on the bottom bar and press Enter to use the search engine to do the search.
*https://support.mozilla.org/kb/Search+bar
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This search bar doesn't show the name of the search engine and a logo.
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You can use the Tab key to select one of the other available search engines and press the Enter key to search with the selected search engine.
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Online search engine code using Spring+JDBCTemplate

Hi ,
I have a requirement to create the search engine using Spring and JDBCDao Support.
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Hi,
I think to export the logic to the beans will not help a lot, because the .jsp and the beans are compiled together to a servlet anyway. And so, it doesn`t really matter, where the logic has been befor, after compilation it will be in the servlet.. But to have java code logic in the bean and not in the jsp is a good idea anyway. It is always nice to have as few scriptlet code as possible, makes the application more readable..
I think you should better have a closer look to the search logic, and the database. For such huge data amount, the Oracle database would be the best. And then let the database do as many of the search work as possible, because java is a little slow, and the database will be allways faster for this things of work..
lexip

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I'm using Bridge to organise a large group of maps (the maps are JPEG images), which will be published on my organisation's website. These maps are about niche topics and very specific areas of the UK.
I'm wondering if there are any SEO benefits from adding IPTC Core metadata to these map images using Bridge? Does anyone know if search engines use the meta?
Thanks in advance for any ideas.

Thanks for the replies. Yes, I'm talking about whether Google etc. pay any attention to the meta in the images.
My map images are exported from the source map application as JPEGs.
I'm not using a batch 'Save for web' in Photoshop, as the map images aren't designed for viewing in web pages - I'm just putting the maps up on the web to quickly share them for re-use by other people.
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Search Engine Logic using beans & JSP's design needed.

I am developing a web app (using JSP, tags, beans, and SQL) that stores Electric utility customers info / data (like Account, meter read info & payments etc.) for retrieval based on search criteria input by the user(by acct, meter , meter location etc..). I need some kind of search engine to search the Customer information(data nearly 3 million records) that takes less than a minute.
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I will really appreciate the help.
Thanks,
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Hi,
I think to export the logic to the beans will not help a lot, because the .jsp and the beans are compiled together to a servlet anyway. And so, it doesn`t really matter, where the logic has been befor, after compilation it will be in the servlet.. But to have java code logic in the bean and not in the jsp is a good idea anyway. It is always nice to have as few scriptlet code as possible, makes the application more readable..
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