package SystemConfig;
#------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Filename : SystemConfig.pm
# Author : Oyewole, Olanrewaju J.
# Version : 1.0
# Date : 04/05/2002
# Description :
#------------------------------------------------------------------------
# SystemConfiguration file for the Search Engine. This Config file
# can be merged with another config file, when deploying the Search
# Engine within a project or website.
# A very simple configuration file. There are many ways to do this,
# but this is a very simple implementation, where the number of
# constants are few. Java has a far superior implementation, in that
# you can simply declare a public class that contains only constants!
# One great advantage of configuration files is that, it allows one
# to maintain a constant set of libraries and engines that are ported
# from site to site and from project to project. All changing values
# are stored in the Config package, leaving the libraries untouched.
# The second advantage of the Config package is that it allows one to
# freely use names inside the other programs without fear of clashes,
# because none of the subroutines have been EXPORTOK(ed), they do not
# appear in the namespace of programs that "use" this package. Rather
# all programs need to explicity refer to these subroutines, using
# their fully qualified reference, such as SystemConfig::base_url
# This means there can be no clash of names, and that the invoker is
# explicity aware of what they are doing by requesting a constant.
#------------------------------------------------------------------------
sub keyword_file_name { return 'keywords.txt'; }
sub data_file_name { return 'data.txt'; }
sub index_file_name { return 'index.txt'; }
# Every entry below this point will need to be customised for each
# site on which this search engine is deployed.
sub root_directory { return 'f:/temp/nettech'; }
sub base_file_path { return 'f:/download/Online Search Engine'; }
# This works just as effectively as a return statement, since it
# is the LAST and only statement in this subroutine, the value of
# @file_types is automatically returned to the invoker.
sub search_file_types { @file_types = qw(.*\.html .*\.txt); }
sub base_url { return 'http://www.net-technologies.com'; }
sub system_file_path { return 'f:/temp'; }
sub http_address { return 'http://2000server.newnigeria.com:84'; }
sub search_url_base { return 'http://2000server.newnigeria.com:84/cgi-bin/nettech/online_search_engine/search_engine.pl'; }
sub search_max_records { return '50'; }
###########################################################################################
# The search_header/search_footer/search_section will need to be customised for each site.#
# This will involve the Web designer and/or Media Manager, working with the client to #
# agree on what the search pages will look like. #
###########################################################################################
sub search_admin_headers{ return qq| (netEngine) Search Engine
|}
sub search_headers { return qq|
(netEngine) Search Engine
<> items were found matching "<>"
Displaying items <> to <> of <>
|;
}
sub search_footers { return qq{
netEngine - Copyright © Internet Technologies Ltd (nettech) 2002 }; }
sub search_section { return qq|
<>). <></A>
<BR> <B>Descripton: </B><<DESCRIPTION>>
<BR> <B>Date: </B><<DATE>>
<B>Size: </B><<SIZE>>
<B>Percent Match: </B><<PERCENT_MATCH>>
</FONT><BR>|;
}
1;