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We have documents stored on Linux, Apache, MySQL and Java/PHP. Is there any way to use the FileHold search engine to retrieve these documents?

April 26, 2017Apache documents filehold Java linux MySQL php search engine stored

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We have documents stored on Linux, Apache, MySQL and Java/PHP. Is there any way to use the FileHold search engine to retrieve these documents?

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One option would be to import the documents into FileHold document management software using the Desktop Client. While importing the documents into the system, FileHold will full text index them and make them available to end-users for searching / retrieving / management. We have multiple databases with multiple tables and their own metadata stored on our web server. We duplicate some of these items in our internal network (file server) to make them available to our users. Can FileHold remove this duplication process? A synchronization system could be developed to have a daily synchronization system that pulls in new documents and metadata from your other databases into FileHold. Our .NET API and web services oriented architecture is designed around interoperability and integration with other systems. If you have any technical/design documentation on these databases we could take a look and give you a more comprehensive response anytime.