Sun Microsystems Netscape Enterprise Server, Administrator'S Manual

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Appendix C, Internationalized Enterprise Server 477
Getting Support for Accented Characters in Filenames
Search Words
This release supports the following search words:
• Kanji
• hirakana
• katakana (full-width and half-width)
• ascii-string (full-width and half-width)
The search engine translates half-width katakana to full-width katakana, and
translates full-width ascii-string to half-width ascii-string. Users can use full-
width and half-width as the same characters.
This release also supports phrase and sentence search.
Getting Support for Accented Characters in
Filenames
If the filenames on your server contain accented characters, for instance
elninõ.html, you can get support for them by specifying the 8859 character set
as the internal coding for search collections. To specify 8859, you need to
modify the file
language.conf
in the directory
<serverRoot>\plugins\search\admin
. This file is used by the Search
Engine, Web Publishing, and the document indexing features of the server.
The
language.conf
file contains the following lines for the English
language. These lines direct the server to configuration files that use 8859 as the
default character set. The configuration files are located in the directory
<serverRoot>\plugins\search\common
.
# [en-ns]
# name = English NS 8859 (ISO-8859-1)
# lang = english-ns;8859
# charset = iso-8859-1
# cjk = N
# encode850 = N
To specify 8859, you need to activate these lines in
language.conf
by
removing the comment characters (#).