FileSpider description
Intranet spider that crawls for shared files allowing any computer in the network to search for any shared file.

FileSpider is a spider that crawls for shared files in your local network, allowing you to search for those files quickly. FileSpider is an intranet search engine, which when installed on an intranet, allows any computer in that network to search for files shared any where in that local network.

FileSpider makes searching for shared files on your network as easy as searching the web through search engines. You can search from any computer having a web browser!

FileSpider supports searching for files and music. Files can be searched based on its name or the name of the folder at which it is shared. Music search can be based on the name of the music file or folder at which it is shared, or the Artist, Album or Title of the music. As of now, the artist, album and title search is only available for mp3 file types.

Here are some key features of "FileSpider":

· Install FileSpider on any one machine, access the search page from all the other machines through a web browser!.
· Contains built-in web server that makes the search accessible through out the local intranet.
· Fast search results. Get the search result in the blink of an eye!
· Search for any shared file from any computer in the local network.
· File search can be based on file name or name of folder on which the file is shared.
· Search for any shared music file from any computer in the local network.
· Music search can be based on file name, folder name, title, artist or album.
· Completely customizable search result page. Design your own result page, and just let FileSpider know where you want the result to be placed.
· Crawls through out the local network. Crawling frequency can be customizable.
· Completely configurable options.


Requirements:

· Java (JRE) at least 1.4
· JDBC: FileSpider needs to store the information that it collects about the shared files in the local network. For this you should set up a database, and set the JDBC configurations in the FileSpider. You can use any database (MyAccess or MySQL) as long as there is a way to communicate with the database through JDBC (Java Database Connectivity).