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(not for points ...)<br />
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I haven't worked w/verity in ages. &nbsp;But since no one else has commented ... have you tried using cfpdf action=&quot;extracttext&quot; and indexing the pdf <i>text</i> (not the bytes).
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(not for points ...)

I haven't worked w/verity in ages.  But since no one else has commented ... have you tried using cfpdf action="extracttext" and indexing the pdf text (not the bytes).

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<i>Not as elegent as I would like but functional.</i><br />
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If you mean <i>o/s </i> metadata (not the pdf properties) then AFAIK that's as easy as it gets. <br />
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Glad you solved it. But don't forget to select your comment as the answer and close the question :)
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Not as elegent as I would like but functional.

If you mean o/s metadata (not the pdf properties) then AFAIK that's as easy as it gets.

Glad you solved it. But don't forget to select your comment as the answer and close the question :)

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It safisfied the basic requirements. It would have been more efficent if I could have place all the information I needed at indexing instead of at searching.
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It safisfied the basic requirements. It would have been more efficent if I could have place all the information I needed at indexing instead of at searching.

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Greetings<br />
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For various reasons, I am trying to index some PDFs using Coldfusion's CFIndex with the type=&quot;Custom&quot;. I am currently using cffile with action=&quot;readBinary&quot; to read the PDFs. <br />
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Using Coldfusion 9.01 <br />
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Thanks
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Greetings

For various reasons, I am trying to index some PDFs using Coldfusion's CFIndex with the type="Custom". I am currently using cffile with action="readBinary" to read the PDFs. 

Using Coldfusion 9.01 

Thanks

Indexing PDFs WITHOUT using Type=&quot;path&quot;

ColdFusion is a server-side rapid application development platform originally created by Allaire and now sold by Adobe, implementing the dynamic general purpose CFML programming language. The term ColdFusion is sometimes colloquially used to refer to the CFML language (Cold Fusion Markup Language), but can also include discussions of the server software implementation. ColdFusion runs using a customised version of Apache Tomcat. Earlier versions are bundled with JRun.

Indexing PDFs WITHOUT using Type=&quot;path&quot;

Indexing PDFs WITHOUT using Type="path"