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Relevance Ranking Modules

Following are relevance ranking modules which decide ordering of records in Endeca. Exact: The Exact module provides a finer grained, but more computationally expensive alternative to the Phrase module. It groups results into three strata: 1. Results whose complete text matches the search terms exactly. 2. Results that contain the search terms as an exact substring. 3. Other hits, such […]

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ATG-Endeca: Range Dimension

Creating Range dimension This documentation will help you on getting the Price as Range dimension using ATG-Endeca. Ease while creating range price dimension using developer studio UI. But for creating these dimension used for ATG-Endeca integration is a bit of work. An example: demo.price                Under $100                $100 – $500                $500 – $1000                Over $1000 For this […]

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Oracle Endeca Tech Performance Tools Guide

How to perform performance test both for throughput and latencies for my MDEX engine Note: The below information is for testing MDEX engine performance only. Additional tools is required to test performance running through your front end application. To test MDEX engine performance, we use a program called eneperf. The first is a command line tool included with Endeca. Essentially […]

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Remove Endeca Application

Do not simply remove the Endeca application directories or delete EAC state directories (ENDECA_CONF/state/eac*) from in the file system. This leaves application artifacts, which can cause naming conflicts when creating a new project with the same name. Steps to remove an Endeca application: Invoke the deployment template command to remove the application. For example: <Endeca-app-dir>controlruncommand.sh|bat –remove-app Democontrolruncommand.sh|bat –remove-app Drop the […]

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ORACLE ENDECA – JSP Reference Implementation not working

Error: Once we are done will all smooth Endeca installation, application creation and baseline. If we try to run the endeca jsp ref application we get following error com.endeca.navigation.ENEException: Navigation Engine not able to process request ‘http://localhost:15000/graph?node=0&offset=0&nbins=10&irversion=620’. Cause: This is because API version is not matching the Endeca installation version. The API version getting referred is Endeca  6.2.0 and the […]

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Oracle Endeca Cluster Setup

Creating cluster environment for Oracle Endeca. CAS is not included in the guide. Hardware Requirements Recommended hardware from Oracle Endeca Linux on x64 or Windows on x64 Minimum hardware requirements: • x64 processor, minimum 1.8 GHz • At least 2 GB of RAM, depending on the size of the application data set • 80 GB hard drive Recommended hardware requirements: • […]

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Oralce Endeca Match Modes

 Introduction Oracle Endeca, by default, will return results that match all of the users search terms for a given query to the engine. In most cases this is not desirable as it will require all the terms entered by a user match before a result is returned. For any query the match mode can be specified so that more desirable […]

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Setting Up Tools And Frameworks

Error encounter while making Tools and Framework up and running Following are some of the errors and there fixes we got for Tool And Framework setup. [root@endeca bin]# sh deploy.sh –app /endeca/ToolsAndFrameworks/3.1.0/reference/discover-data/deploy.xml Can’t locate strict.pm in @INC (@INC contains: ./../lib /tmp/original_perl_build_dir/lib/5.8.3/i686-linux /tmp/original_perl_build_dir/lib/5.8.3 /tmp/original_perl_build_dir/lib/site_perl/5.8.3/i686-linux /tmp/original_perl_build_dir/lib/site_perl/5.8.3 /tmp/original_perl_build_dir/lib/site_perl .) at ./../lib/deploy.pl line 13. BEGIN failed–compilation aborted at ./../lib/deploy.pl line 13. Run following command […]

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Tomcat Access Logging Configuration

Monitoring who is using your server or if we want to record site activity, (hits, page views, errors).   Setting up Logging To setup access logging, edit the Tomcat server configuration file, ${tomcat_home}/conf/server.xml and uncomment the AccessLogValve:          <Valve className=”org.apache.catalina.valves.AccessLogValve” directory=”logs”  prefix=”localhost_access_log.” suffix=”.txt” pattern=”common” resolveHosts=”false”/>   By default the log files are created in the ${tomcat_home}/logs directory and roll over to a new file at midnight. […]

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