on 07-12-2008 1:39 PM
Hai friends
What is the Significance of CSE and TREX.Is TREX mandatory in CCM.If yes How many TREX servers are by default.
Regards
venkat
Hi Venkat,
TREX is mandatory for CCM. Pls refer the Master Guide (Page 25) for CCM with below URL:
https://websmp204.sap-ag.de/~sapidb/011000358700002817082004E
Significance of CSE is:
1. To search and find products and services
2. Its integrated with the procurement application (SAP SRM, SAP ERP) thru the Open Catalog Interface
3. Quick search
4. List display results
5. Context display search results
6. Category browsing search
7. Search results refinement
8. Advanced search (fuzzy, linguistic)
I hope this answers to your query.
Regards,
Prashant
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Hi Venkat,
Search and Classification (TREX) features:
1. intelligent search and text mining functions
2. automatic classification
3. The powerful engines retrieve information from both structured and unstructured text.
4. index and classify documents and respond to search queries.
SAP Catalog Content Management (CCM) is an ABAP add-on. It consists of an authoring
tool and a search engine (CSE).
SAP Catalog Search Engine features:
1. Browse in Catalog
2. Search for items in Catalog
3. Select catalog items for ordering
Regards,
Prashant
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Hi,
TREX is used to create and search indexes of the catalogue items.
The Catalogue Search Engine (CSE) component of CCM is used to search the catalogue using the alphabetic product category search and category hierrarchy drill down.
If the TREX server is down and you dry the searching on a word then no results will be found however you will still be able to drill down to the items using the hierarchy drill down.
Regards
Chris
Hi venkat,
yes, mandatory for CCM.
There is one needed.
Cheers,
Claudia
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