Using the context aware search engine doesn't find any source files
When using the context aware engine, searching for a string that is known to exist in the code base, nothing is found. Why isn't the context engine working for me?
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First check your engine configuration and make sure that the files are getting indexed. Under the status tab of the engine configuration you should see that the number of documents should not be zero. If it is zero, there is a possibility that there is a JRE problem. The context engine requires that a IBM JDK is used, if a SUN JDK is used it is possible that it will not be able to properly index the files. So if the number of documents indexed is zero, make sure that the context engine is running on the IBM JDK. The number of documents should be non-zero after the next indexing.
~Spencer
Spencer Murata selected this answer as the correct answer
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where is this configuration?
status tab of the engine configuration? one of our teams needs to search source code, but I can't find any function like this |
The help has how to use Context Aware Search under "Using the context-aware search".
~Spencer
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Thx.. appears we don't have that installed.
On edit: yes this is an optional feature, which provides function only to users with Enterprise user license, and mainframe source code.. I was able to install/config on my 4.0.1 sandbox (with the trial enterprise license user license),, but no source to access.. thanks for the graphic it really helped Sam Comments
Josh Crawford
commented May 09 '13, 8:37 p.m.
Hi Sam, there's also an enhancement open to use the eclipse file search without having to load it into your workspace. RTC file search capability for non-loaded resources (252728). This won't be able to go into the source files like context-aware though. |
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