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Hello, we recently had an exception while executing the Crawler (Keyoti.SearchEngine.Core.dll is 2012.5.13.402): Code:
System.IO.DirectoryNotFoundException: Could not find a part of the path 'C:\VisualStudio\[...]\Tools\KeyotiCrawler\bin
elease\KeyotiIndexes\institutional\KeyotiIndexes\institutional\_location.xml'.
at System.IO.__Error.WinIOError(Int32 errorCode, String maybeFullPath)
at System.IO.File.Delete(String path)
at Keyoti.SearchEngine.DataAccess.XmlDataAccess.d(String A_0)
at Keyoti.SearchEngine.DataAccess.XmlDataAccess.Close()
at Keyoti.SearchEngine.Index.IndexableSources.IndexableSource.Close()
at Keyoti.SearchEngine.Index.DocumentIndex.Import(IndexableSourceRecord indexableSourceRecord, IIndexableSource dataSource)
at Keyoti.SearchEngine.Index.DocumentIndex.Import(IndexableSourceRecord indexableSourceRecord)
The configured Keyoti.SearchEngine.Configuration.IndexDirectory is "KeyotiIndexes\institutional". The path given in the exception contains that path fragment twice which doesn't seem correct. I took a look in the decompiled code using doPeek and if the decompiled code is correct the IndexDirectory path is used twice in calls of Path.Combine(string, string) resulting in the path stated in the above exception.
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Hi, could you show me how and where you're setting the index dir please? Thanks Jim -your feedback is helpful to other users, thank you!-your feedback is helpful to other users, thank you!
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Hi, we set the directory basically like that: Code:
var config = new Keyoti.SearchEngine.Configuration
{
IndexDirectory = Path.Combine("KeyotiIndexes", "institutional"),
UserAgent = "keyoti-" + "institutional",
Logging = EnableLogging
};
var index = new DocumentIndex(config);
index.ImportWebsite(_crawlUrl);
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quote:
I took a look in the decompiled code using doPeek and if the decompiled code is correct the IndexDirectory path is used twice in calls of Path.Combine(string, string) resulting in the path stated in the above exception.
I'd be interested to see that. I only see one Path.Combine in the whole of our DocumentIndex class. To me it seems like the current directory that Directory.GetCurrentDirectory(); would return is actually System.IO.DirectoryNotFoundException: Could not find a part of the path 'C:\VisualStudio\[...]\Tools\KeyotiCrawler\bin elease\KeyotiIndexes\institutional\ One solution is to not rely on the current directory to be set to where the app EXE is, but set it explicitly http://stackoverflow.com...net-console-application
Jim -your feedback is helpful to other users, thank you!-your feedback is helpful to other users, thank you!
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The noted Path.Combine(..) calls are in the XmlDataAccess class in the Keyoti.SearchEngine.DataAccess namespace. The method's name is obfuscated to "d(String A_0)" which gets called in the XmDataAccess's Close() method. I highlighted the calls to Path.Combine in question Code:
private void d(string A_0)
{
StringBuilder stringBuilder = new StringBuilder("_");
stringBuilder.Append(A_0);
string path2 = ((object) stringBuilder).ToString();
string str1 = Path.Combine(this.Configuration.IndexDirectory, A_0);
<font color="red">string str2 = Path.Combine(this.Configuration.IndexDirectory, path2);</font id="red">
if (File.Exists(str1) && File.Exists(str2))
File.Delete(str1);
if (!File.Exists(str2))
return;
File.Copy(str2, str1);
File.Delete(<font color="red">Path.Combine(this.Configuration.IndexDirectory, str2)</font id="red">);
}
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Thanks, you're right - sorry, I think because usually when used with the controls or our UI it will have absolute paths, so the problem doesn't arise. Anyhow, if you don't want to use an absolute path as I showed above, then here's a new MSI (make sure you uninstall first) (link archived - Search_ASP.NET-Setup-2012-DoubleCombinePath.msi) Best Jim <i>-your feedback is helpful to other users, thank you!</i> -your feedback is helpful to other users, thank you!
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Thank you very much. Looks like it works now. [:)]
Thank you for your support
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