Web-Based Search

I would like to be able to search a directory of PDF's by their title and keywords in their document information. My original idea was to pull out the title and keywords with a small utility and add them into a database, then search the database and give back the results.
Can this be accomplished easier or at all using this XMP SDK? I saw an example called MetadataToDB in the samples PDF. Is this what I need?
Any help/suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks!
Lee

Yes. MetadataToDB sample mimics the asset/content management workflow, and integrate the XMP technology into a desktop database. See the knowledgebase article at:
http://support.adobe.com/devsup/devsup.nsf/docs/51859.htm
Shulin

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Have you looked at PDF IFilter?
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If PAM authentication is all you're missing, why don't you setup http_auth?
THX for the suggestion, I was looking for something like this myself and the next version should have LDAP_auth - alrighty then!
Zl.
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* http://kb.mozillazine.org/Problematic_extensions
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Link or url would make it easier to see which page you tried rather than "your online solution for ...".
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I am using netbeans 5.5 and Sql server for db.What is the full form for DAO and how is it going to help me in my project.U also talk about uml want ot know about it.
and how is it coming to help me.Its a very wast topic i serached.what will be helpful to me of the UML.
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provide some nice link based on dynamic fetching of values from the database and showing it at runtime.
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java@mani

As stated in http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=5167752 start reading the Java EE tutorial to get insights in the material.
what will be helpful to me of the UML.UML generally visualizes the core functionality. See http://www.google.com/search?q=uml+tutorial for some tuts.
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http://www.google.com/search?q=jdbc+tutorial
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I'm sorry if this is not in the correct place. I searched for about an hour and did not find anything.
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IOS5 and Google Web Page Search Is Tracking You
Since upgrading to iOS5 I have found a new behavior with Google search web page that was not the same behavior in iOS4. The Google search web page in iOS4 Safari would keep a history of your recent searches, even if you were not logged into a Google user account. (I want to be clear that I am talking about the Google web page search, not the Safari/Google toolbar, nor any additional Google app installed on the iPhone!) This search history was helpful on the iPhone as it allowed you to research or modify a search with less touch typing required.
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If I have cleared all my web data from my Safari browser, how in the world is Google providing me with old search results every time I go back to the Google search web page?
Why is it that I have to go to a specially crafted Google webpage for mobile devices and then tell Google to stop tracking my search results?
How in the world is Google still tracking me after I have removed all cookies, web site data, and autofill settings from the Safari browser and while I am not logged into Google?
What possible identifying information am I still providing to Google that uniquely identifies me and provides my own personalized search history?
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Here at this preferences page you can also tell Google not to “Save” your searches. If you are NOT logged into a Google user account, the search history is cleared, but then all saved settings are defaulted back to tracking/saving you search results if you are not logged into a Google user account.
The problem with this is you always have some unique ID that is being sent to Google, without you consent. Google promises that they will not track your search, but you have to go to Google web search settings and request that they get ride of data that they are already tracking about you.
YES we should all know by now that Google is collecting information about what you are searching on with cookies that are stored on your computer. Google has now a public habit of doing this for all users by default, even if they are not logged into a Google user account. This is fine because up until now, you could always clear your web browser cache and your Google cookies would be wiped clean and to Google you would appear to be a new user.
YES again I know that Google could use my IP address as a common unique identifier for me. But these Google webpage search issues are also happening on a iPod touch that is only connected to Wifi, and the Google search terms are following me around from new hot spot to new hot spot, even after clearing the Safari web cache in between new Wifi locations.
The only possible explanation is that the iPhone/iPod and Safari web browser is providing Google some unique identifier about me that is persistent, even after all Safari web browser cache data is supposed to be cleared.
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andrewfromfreeport – I truly appreciate you looking at this and contributing. My hope is that more people can take a look at this.
But that “Clear History” link at the bottom of the Google web page search is exactly what I am worried about. That is a server side link that you can use to ask Google to kindly stop tracking your search history.
I am fine with Google using what ever tools they can to track my search. That's what they do. What I am having issue with is that Apple/Safari is enabling this with some unique identifier that allows Google to have a lasting connection with me, everywhere I go. It used to be that web browsers were built to allow you to clear your history and provide some level of privacy.
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