Indexing Service - ADO and ADO.NET

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Has anyone some experience with creating new catalog and querying it, using
..NET languages (not VB6 VBScript or C++), and what's your opinion of using
ADO as a COM object vs ADO.NET?

And, what's the chnace of a non-C++ coder writing an iFilter?

Thanks!

Ian Thomas
 
¤ Has anyone some experience with creating new catalog and querying it, using
¤ .NET languages (not VB6 VBScript or C++), and what's your opinion of using
¤ ADO as a COM object vs ADO.NET?
¤
¤ And, what's the chnace of a non-C++ coder writing an iFilter?
¤

There are MS KB articles that describe how to do this, but I'm not sure what
kind of specific information you are looking for.

HOW TO: Use an ASP.NET Application to Query an Indexing Service Catalog by Using
Visual Basic .NET
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;820105


Paul ~~~ (e-mail address removed)
Microsoft MVP (Visual Basic)
 
Paul

OK, I hadn't seen that one (I've been excluding anything with web or ASP in
it), but I can convert that to a Windows Forms applet. It's the ADO.NET that
I need to look at, I guess. It just seemed a lot easier using ADO and late
binding.

I'll keep the writing of an iFilter as a next-stage project. I've searched
for appropriate commercial and free iFilters but none that are exactly
useful.

Thanks for the pointer.

Ian Thomas
GeoSciSoft - Perth, Australia

 
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