I m composing one response document by clicking on some button on web browser. now i have one Sr. No. which is common for both Main document and Response document.
I compose Response document by clicking on ‘compose’ button on Main Dociment and save the document.
Now if i click on Search and give search key as Sr.No.(common for both document), I m getting only Main documet in search view. Response document is not shown in search view (although, include in search builder property of Resp doc. is clicked).
now,if i update database index both document can be seen in search view.
I want some way to update database index via web browser (as my application is web based)
Subject: Updating database index from the web browser
“Response document is not shown in search view (although, include in search builder property of Resp doc. is clicked).”
This form property has nothing to do with search results at all. It’s a client-only option that allows users to fill out a sample form when searching. Far too often, this property is checked for Notes applications, when it is really not appropriate. For web applications, it does nothing.
Your new document will not show up as a search result until the database’s full-text index has been updated. If the update frequency is set to “immediate”, this should happen shortly (but not instantly).
You could call an agent, that executes the UpdateFTIndex method of your NotesDatabase object, but doing so after each and every document creation doesn’t sound like a brilliant idea to me.