Each content search web part within a page is directly associated to a search query and displays the results for that search query while providing options to easily tailor the way the results reflect within the web part
SharePoint 2013’s search applications and related services are as follows: โ SharePoint Server Search service โ This service is responsible for crawling content, as shown in the image below, on your organizations search index and is automatically started on all servers that run search topology components
SharePoint 2013’s Search and Scalability Recommendations SharePoint 2013’s search, which now includes fast search, has very different metrics involved in the scalability of search
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” The second search term provides additional metadata, which then will provide more specifics to identify the correct company and its location
There are four principles that these services should follow which are as follows: • Utilize HTTP methods appropriately Expose data in a directory structure Be stateless Transfer either XML or JSON formatted results, as shown in the image below: REST and Search in SharePoint 2013 The new Search capabilities in SharePoint 2013 include a Search EST service that you can utilize to add additional search features and functionality to your organization’s client applications as well as your mobile applications that support REST web requests. This capability allows you to use the Search REST service to submit Keyword Query Language (KQL) or FAST Query Language (FQL) queries in apps for SharePoint, mobile apps, and remote client apps and in addition the new Search REST service also supports both HTTP POST and HTTP GET requests. For GET requests, you would construct the URI for query GET requests to utilize the Search REST service by using the following: / api/search/query The GET requests specifies the query parameters in the URL and can utilize two different options for constructing GET requests as detailed below: ttp://server/ api/search/query?query parameter=value&query parameter=value or http://server/ api/search/query(query parameter=value&query parameter=<value>) For POST requests, you would construct the URI for query POST requests to utilize the Search REST service by using the following: / api/search/postquery The POST requests are passed via the query parameters in the request in JSON (JavaScript Object Notion) format and the HTTP POST version of the Search REST service supports all the parameters supported by the HTTP GET version
Down in the boiler room here's where I'm not feeling the love yet: Unless you've been limping along with native SharePoint search, there are no out-of-the-box gratifications here Any looming leaps forward require some heavy off-UI scripting Testing those improvements requires a crawl cycle that defies the real-time response necessary to tweak a search platform effectively Oh, and the users?
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I wasn't expecting a lively improvisation from these speakers any more than performance art or an explosive debate on the clashing interests of enterprise versus commercial search. The no-shows were those demand-side managers who want to touch the merchandise -- talk about a tentative grip on the market realities of enterprise search!
SharePoint 2013 My Sites also requires a managed metadata service application and you should also have a Search service application to use with My Sites as without the Search service application the 2013 My Sites functionality will be affected. 2013 My Sites should also be configured on their own Web Application (hence your SharePoint 2010 My Sites should as well) as well as Site Collection (called the My Site Host Site Collection)
The Create Page to begin specifying the details for the new custom Error Page for your organization. Search Engine Optimization (SEO) Tools and the Analysis Engine SharePoint 2013 provides for search engine optimization (SEO) enhancements for organization that are utilizing SharePoint as their internet-facing site. These SEO enhancements provide organization’s improved search results for external and anonymous internet users performing a search via a search engine such as Google or Bing
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