You can download IDOL connectors and an OEM license that enable the retrieval of information from websites and other systems. These connectors can index the retrieved data into the SMAX search server and Aviator as an external article.
Supported connectors
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The OpenText Core Content Connector is an IDOL Connector that retrieves information from OpenText Core Content. You can use the connector to keep your IDOL index up-to-date with the information that exists in the data repository.
OEM License files for IDOL Connectors and Connector Framework Server(CFS)
Connector Framework Server (CFS) processes the information that is retrieved by connectors, and then indexes the information into one or more indexes, such as IDOL Server.
This lua scripts for IDOL connectors and Connector Framework Server to convert retried data to SMAX format and output to OPB Agent.
The OpenText Connector is an IDOL Connector that retrieves information from OpenText Extended ECM. You can use the connector to keep your IDOL index up-to-date with the information that exists in the data repository.
SharePoint Remote Connector is an IDOL connector that retrieves information from a Microsoft SharePoint repository, through the SharePoint web services. Unless you want to place and release holds on documents, there is no need to install additional web services on the SharePoint server.
The connector can also retrieve information from an instance of SharePoint Online.
The Web Connector is an IDOL connector that retrieves information from the World Wide Web. The connector can crawl the Web by following the links that exist on each page, or retrieve the resources listed in a site map.
The Web Connector uses an embedded browser to process Web pages and therefore provides several advantages over the HTTP Connector:
Confluence REST Connector is an IDOL connector that automatically retrieves information from a Confluence Enterprise Wiki, through the Confluence REST API.
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