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Advanced search engine
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High performance XML query language enables searches on full-text, strings, and numeric, time and date ranges. Search operators include Boolean, proximity, frequency, priority, wildcards and complex truncation.
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Multi-criteria sorting
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Extensive multi-criteria sorting on any element or document attribute allows maximum flexibility in ordering presented results.
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Flexible indexes
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The ability to logically group related elements and attributes into indexes enables precise queries and optimized performance.
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Dynamic indexing
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TEXTML Server instantly updates appropriate indexes, as documents are added, modified, or deleted - enabling real-time access to information.
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Scalability
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The native XML repository allows for maximum scalability and performance. TEXTML Server is able to store and query multiple millions of XML documents and handle an unlimited number of users.
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Multiple file format support
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Any binary file, such as images, video, and PDF can be stored in the repository. In addition, TEXTML Server leverages Adobe's XMP metadata platform, enabling XML metadata to be read and indexed by TEXTML Server.
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Rich XML conversion
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TEXTML Universal Converter enables the conversion of over 225 file formats to improve access to information. This feature normalizes the document's content, structure, and property information to an XML schema (SearchML).
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Complete set of APIs
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The unified API interfaces fully support all functionalities of TEXTML Server. TEXTML Server APIs include COM, JAVA, WebDAV, OLE DB and .NET.
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Standards support
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All relevant W3C standards, including XML, XPath, Namespaces, DTD/schema, and Unicode are supported.
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Replication
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TEXTML Server's replication scheme allows content to be published from a master server to one or many subscribers. The replication feature allows to distribute search loads and accomodates geographically dispersed servers.
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Version control
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TEXTML Server provides a complete version control API which delivers the flexibility to manage multiple versions of a documents, access to previous versions and the ability to control the number of versions maintained.
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Document check-in/check-out
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TEXTML Server enables users to lock and unlock documents to control user access and the editing workflow.
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Collections
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Organizing documents hierarchically into collections offers a more flexible way to control access and enables searches on document sub-groups.
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Document security
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Various security roles restricting access to the server can be assigned to documents, collections, and document bases. |
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The "Meta Services" feature enables users to query multiple document bases and/or a mutliple server as if they were querying one single document base |
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Fault tolerant architecture
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TEXTML Server was designed for enterprise-wide deployments as it not only scales across multiple servers but also offers failover mechanisms when deployed in a cluster. |
