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- Architecture
- DotNET Client API
- Customizing serialization
- Searching
- Facets
- Filtering
- Boolean
- Complex objects
- Custom filtering methods
- DateTime
- Enum
- Filter and FilterHits
- Numerical
- Strings
- Boosting with filters
- Caching
- Free text search
- Geo Search
- Highlighting
- Including documents matching a filter
- Languages
- More Like/Related
- Pagination
- Projections
- Searching over multiple types
- Sorting
- Unified search
- Client class
- Deleting documents
- File attachments
- Getting documents
- Indexing
- Inheritance and interfaces
- References and configuration
- Integration
- EPiServer 7 CMS
- Access rights
- Filters
- GetContentResult and GetFilesResult
- Indexing content in a content area
- Indexing
- Logging
- Querying examples
- Related content and dependencies
- Scheduled job for indexing
- Unified search
- EPiServer CMS 6 R2
- Access rights CMS 6 R2
- GetPagesResult and GetFilesResult
- Indexing CMS 6 R2
- Logging CMS 6 R2
- Querying examples CMS 6 R2
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.NET Client API
Introduction
This section describes the .NET client API of EPiServer Find. The .NET client API lets you index and search for actual domain objects with great flexibility. It is built on the premise of "convention over configuration," meaning that it "just works" out-of-the-box using a set of default conventions. You can customize these conventions (using code) to suit your needs.
Sample project
In addition to this documentation, a sample project that illustrates the basic concepts of using the API is available online at http://find.demo.episerver.com. The project's source code is available for download from GitHub. The project is pre-configured to use a read-only index that includes sample data. After downloading, just open up the project in Visual Studio (2010) and hit F5 to run it.
Last updated: Sep 26, 2013
