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Posted by Jose Oliver on October 4, 2005, 8:49 pm
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Nope, that did not seem to work.
I added the .GPX extension to the Desktop Search options so it gets indexed
as text, I do see the text but it seems that the xsl stylesheet is not
applied. Any thoughts?
- jose
> Jose Oliver schrieb:
>
>> How could I configure Windows Desktop Search to index XML files which
>> have non-XML extension?
>
> The mapping between file extension and used filter can be found in the
> Registry.
>
>> I have a lot of .gpx files on my hard drives which I would like Windows
>> Desktop Search to index. GPX files are no other than XML data files
>> with the .gpx file extension which are used for the interchange of GPS
>> device data. (Schema and more information about the file format can be
>> found here- http://www.topografix.com/gpx.asp).
>>
>> I have found no IFilter for this file format, but I am guessing that
>> the XML Ifilter included in Desktop Search could do the trick.
>
> AFAIK it should be enough to create a key HKCR\.gpx\PersistentHandler and
> set it's default value to the same value as the PersistentHandler-GUID
> that
> can be found in the under HKCR\.xml\Persistenthandler. On my system it is
> .
> This should be enough.
>
> Jan
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