>> There are two simple solutions:
>> - maintain each language tree separately (in that case you can
>> restrict the search to a certain hierarchy)
>> - index the content externally. We have successfully used google
>> site search for that:
>> --
http://www.google.com/enterprise/search/index.html> 3:
> - if you're using a single tree, customize the search query and add
> something along the lines of "and language='de'" to it, where
> 'language' is the node property defining which language the page is
> in.
This won't work because the same node contains all language data:
- node
- text_en
- text_de
the only solution would be to consequently name the properties you
search for: select * from nt:base where contains(text_de, expression).
@Markus: do I understand your problem correctly?
Philipp
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