This document has the following sections: What is an Indexer?
Goal of an indexer The main goal of an indexer is to create and
setup some resource automatically. The resources can be created
depending on their name or their extension. Once the resource
has been created, the indexer is also in charge of attaching the
right frames to this resource, like the HTTP frame, the filters
and so on. DirectoryResource (and subclasses) is associated to
an indexer, if no indexer is specified the DirectoryResource is
associated to the "default" indexer. Description of an indexer -
Class and attributes of an indexer - Usually, the indexer's
class is - The name of the indexer, ex: "icons" - Last Modified
- Unused, but resent as, internally, it is a resource. - Super
Indexer - The name of the parent indexer used when the current
indexer fails to index. By default, the super indexer is the
"default" - The sons of an indexer - Used to index files
matching exactly a name, mainly used to index directories. You
can specify that an