Keyoti Search Pro adds .NET 4 DLLs

2010.1.0 release adds Web Admin / Windows Service versions for .NET 1, 2 (3, 3.5) and 4, plus VS2010 demos.
August 12, 2010
Feature Release

Keyoti Search for ASP.NET is an index based search engine control for ASP.NET web applications, written in .NET. Keyoti Search for ASP.NET design is fully customizable through the use of templates. Keyoti Search for ASP.NET is simple to use, being entirely control based no programming is required.  It is easy to deploy, requiring only its DLLs and index files to be moved to the server. Keyoti Search for ASP.NET Pro Edition also includes reusable administration web application, windows service based recrawling/reindexing, spelling suggestions and content location categorization. Keyoti Search for ASP.NET is Section 508 compliant.

The following editions are available:

Updates in 2010.1.0

  • Inclusion of .NET 4 DLLs and VS 2010 demos
  • Inclusion of Web Admin / Windows Service versions for .NET 1, 2 (3, 3.5) and 4
  • Faster searching (with larger indexes)
  • Configuration.ImpliedLogicOperator can now be used to change the default operator that is assumed between query words from AND to OR
  • Insertion of "..." in the result summary when more than one snippet of text is used. "..." can be changed in Configuration.SummaryTextSplitter  

About Keyoti

Keyoti has provided Java consultancy since the year 2000 for a broad range of sectors, enabling them to bring to market component products of tried and tested real world code. Keyoti has developed a range of data validation components, including RapidSpell (a spell checker component for .NET and Java) and CreditCardPack (providing a range of credit card related components in Java Beans and EJBs). Keyoti is privately owned with customers including ABN AMRO and Siemens.

Demos showing spelling suggestions, AutoComplete and search result previews.

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