Specifications

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Appendix B Creating Manifest Files
Manifest File Structure and Syntax
• ignoreQueryString
The ignoreQueryString attribute is a playback attribute that can be used with the <options>,
<item-group>, <item>, and <crawler> tags. If the value is set to true, then CDS software ignores any
string after a question mark (?) in the request URL for playback. If this attribute is omitted, then the
default value is false.
For example, content with the request URL url=http://web-server/foo has been prefetched. If a user
requests content with the URL url=http://web-server/foo?id=xxx and the ignoreQueryString
attribute value is false, then CDS software does not use the prefetched content from the request URL
http://web-server/foo.
However, if the ignoreQueryString attribute is set to true, then the CDS software treats the request
URL http://www-server/foo?id=xxx the same as http://www-server/foo and returns with prefetched
content.
• ignoreOriginPort
The ignoreOriginPort attribute allows playback of prefetched content from a port other than the
standard port. If the ignoreOriginPort attribute is set to true, content can be played back without
regard to the port specified in the request URL. The default for this attribute is false.
This attribute is not intended to be used for content that is routed using a Service Router. It is
intended to work only for explicit proxy routing. A typical usage scenario for the ignoreOriginPort
attribute might be as follows:
– The origin web server is not using port 80; it is using a nonstandard port number in the URL.
– Users are using explicit proxy routing, where the original URL containing the non-standard port
number is used for playback from the Service Engine.
Prefetched content cannot be played back using a nonstandard port; prefetched content is served
only on ports that are standard for the protocol. If the incoming URL contains a port number other
than the protocol’s standard port, you must set the ignoreOriginPort attribute to true for playback to
succeed.
• userDomainName
The userDomainName attribute is used in two instances: for NTLM authentication and for the SMB
file import feature. If the origin server is using NTLM authentication, you must use this attribute to
specify the user domain name for NTLM authentication. If a shared folder is protected and the user
account is part of a domain, you must use this attribute to specify the domain name of the configured
shared folder.
Number of Minutes Action
0Crawl
4 Recheck failed
8 Recheck failed
10 Recrawl
14 Recheck
18 Recheck
20 Recrawl