Using intermedia search on file system

I know it is possible to intermedia index documents stored on a file system.
Is it possible to integrate this search into the standard search facility in portal ?
ps, we don't want to use ifs in this case.
regards,
Terje
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Terje
Intermedia only indexes documents stored in the database - today. Look for a new feature in the Oracle9i Database that extends Intermedia indexing to file system-based content. In the meantime, check out our search partners Verity, Autonomy and Altavista and their portlets at: http://www.oracle.com/portals/partners/ppi/index.html?comp1.html
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