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Outdated This needs to be revised for v0.9. For now, look at the code of existing web crawler configurations.
Contents

[hide] 1. 2. 3. 4. 1. 2. 3. 4.

1 Overview 2 Crawling configuration 3 Crawling configuration explanation 4 Crawling configuration example 4.1 Minimal configuration example 4.2 Html form login example 4.3 Multiple website configuration 4.4 Complex website configuration 5 Output example for default configuration 6 Additional performance counters 7 See also 8 External links

example
5. 6. 7. 8.

Overview
The Web crawler fetches data from HTTP servers. Starting with an initial URL, it crawls all linked websites recursively.

Crawling configuration
The example configuration file is located at
configuration/org.eclipse.smila.connectivity.framework/web.xml

Defining Schema:
org.eclipse.smila.connectivitiy.framework.crawler.web/schemas/WebDataSourceCo nnectionConfigSchema.xsd

Crawling configuration explanation

See SMILA/Documentation/Crawler#Configuration for the generic parts of the configuration file. The root element of the configuration is DataSourceConnectionConfig and contains the following sub elements:
1. 2. 3. 1. 2.
DataSourceID SchemaID

the identification of a data source.

specify the schema for a crawler job. describes which agent crawler should be used.

DataConnectionID Crawler Agent

implementation class of a crawler.

implementation class of an agent.

4.

CompoundHandling

specify if packed data (like a ZIP containing files) should be

unpack and files within should be crawled (YES or NO).

5. 1.
Attributes

list all attributes which describe a website.

Attribute:

1.
1. 2. 3.

attributes:
Type Name

(required) the data type (String, Integer or Date). (required) attributes name. specify if the attribute is used for the hash used for

HashAttribute

delta indexing (true or false). Must be true for at least one attribute which must always have a value.
4.
KeyAttribute

specify if the attribute is used for creating the record

ID (true or false). Must be true for at least one attribute. All key attributes must identify the file uniquely, so usually you will set it true for the attribute containing Url FieldAttribute.
5.
Attachment

specify if the attribute return the data as attachment of

record. 2.
1. 1.

sub elements:
FieldAttribute:

Content of element is one of

Url: URL of the web page. NOTE: Must currently be mapped to an attribute named "Url". Mapping to additional attributes are allowed.
2. 3.

Title: The title of the web page from the <title> tag.

Content: The content of the web page. Original binary content, if mapped to an attachment, else it is tried to convert it to a string using the encoding reported in the response headers.
4.

MimeType: Mime type of website as reported in response

MetaAttribute

headers.
2.

1. 2.

sub elements MetaName: Key of value to get from metadata. attribute Type: one of MetaData, ResponseHeader,

MetaDataWithResponseHeaderFallBack: read from HTML meta tags, response header or both

3.

attribute ReturnType: structure the metadata will be returned. One

MetaDataString:

of:
1.

default structure, metadata is returned as single string, for

example:

<Val key="ResponseHeader">Contenttype: text/html</Val>

1.
MetaDataValue:

only values of metadata are returned, for example:

<Val key="ResponseHeader">text/html</V al>

1.
MetaDataMObject:

metadata is returned as MObject containing attributes with

metadata names and values, for example:

<Map key="ResponseHeader"> <Val key="ContentType">text/html</Val> ... </Map>

1. 1.
Process

this element is responsible for selecting data - contains all important information for accessing and crawling a - defines project name

Website

website.
1. 2.
ProjectName Sitemaps

- for supporting Google site maps. sitemap.xml, sitemap.xml.gz and sitemap.gz formats are supported. See [[1]]. Links extracted from <loc> tags are added to the current level links. Crawler looks for the sitemap file at the root directory of the web server and then caches it for the particular host to avoid parsing the sitemap again for the URL already processed. - request headers separated by semicolon. Headers should be in format "<header_name>:<header_content>", separated by semicolon.
3.
Header

4. 5.

Referer

- to include "Referer: URL" header in HTTP request. See [[2]] - enable or disable cookies for crawling process (true or

EnableCookies

false). See [[3]] - element used to identify crawler to the server as a specific user agent origination the request. The UserAgent string generated looks like the following: Name/Version (Description, Url, Email)
6.
UserAgent

1.
2. 3. 4. 5.

Name

(required)

Version Description URL Email

7.

Robotstxt

element used for supporting robots.txt information. The

Robots Exclusion Standard tells crawler how to crawl a website or rather which resources should not be crawled. See [[4]]
1.
Policy:

there are five types of policies offered on how to deal with Simply obey the robots.txt rules. Recommended unless

robots.txt rules:
1.
Classic.

you have special permission to collect a site more aggressively.

2. 3.
Ignore. Custom.

Completely ignore robots.txt rules. Obey your own, custom, robots.txt instead of those

discovered on the relevant site. The attribute Value must contain the path to a locally available robots.txt file in this case.
4.
Set.

Limit robots names which rules are followed to the given set.

Value attribute must handle robots names separated by semicolon in this case.
2.
Value:

specifies the filename with the robots.txt rules for Custom specifies the list of agents we advertise. This list should

policy and set of agent names for the Set policy.

3.
AgentNames:

be started with the same name as UserAgent Name (for example: crawler user-agent name that is used for the crawl job)
8. 1. 1. 2.
CrawlingModel: Type:

there are two models available:

the model type (MaxBreadth or MaxDepth) crawling a web site through a limited number of links.

MaxBreadth: MaxDepth:

crawling a web site with specifying the maximum crawling

depth.
1. 2.
Value:

parameter (Integer) decides for each discovered URI if it is within the scope of

CrawlScope:

the current crawl.

3. 1.
Type:

following scope are provided: accept all. This scope does not impose any limits on the hosts, accept if on same 'domain' as seeds (start URL). This scope

Broad:

domains, or URI paths crawled.

2.
Domain:

limits discovered URIs to the set of domains defined by the provided seeds. That is any URI discovered belonging to a domain from which one of the seed came is within scope. Using the seed 'brox.de', a domain scope will fetch 'bugs.brox.de', 'confluence.brox.de', etc. It will fetch all discovered URIs from 'brox.de' and from any subdomain of 'brox.de'. accept if on exact host as seeds. This scope limits discovered URIs to the set of hosts defined by the provided seeds. If the seed is 'www.brox.de',
3.
Host:

then we'll only fetch items discovered on this host. The crawler will not go to 'bugs.brox.de'.
4.
Path:

accept if on same host and a shared path-prefix as seeds. This

scope goes yet further and limits the discovered URIs to a section of paths on hosts defined by the seeds. Of course any host that has a seed **:pointing at its root (i.e. www.sample.com/index.html) will be included in full where as a host whose only seed is www.sample2.com/path/index.html **:will be limited to URIs under /path/.
1.
Filters:

every scope can have additional filters to select URI that will In addition to limits imposed on the scope of the crawl it is

be considered to be within or out of scope ( see the section Filters for details)
2.
CrawlLimits:

possible to enforce arbitrary limits on the duration and extent of the crawling process with the following setting:
1. 1.
SizeLimits: MaxBytesDownload:

stop after a fixed number of bytes have been stop after downloading a fixed number of

downloaded (0 means unlimited).

2.
MaxDocumentDownload:

documents (0 means unlimited).

3.
MaxTimeSec:

stop after a certain number of seconds have elapsed

(0 means unlimited). These are not supposed to be hard limits. Once one of these limits is reached, it will trigger a graceful termination of the crawl job, which means that URIs already being crawled will be completed. As a result the set limit will be exceeded by some amount.
4.
MaxLengthBytes:

maximum number of bytes to download per

document. Will truncate file once this limit is reached.

2.
TimeoutLimits:

Whenever crawler connects to or reads from a remote

host, it checks the timeouts and aborts the operation if any is exceeded. This prevents anomalous occurrences such as hanging reads or infinite connects.
1.
Timeout:

This limit is the total time need to connect and get the

download website, and such represents the total of a ConnectTimeout plus a ReadTimeout.
2.
ConnectTimeout:

Connect timeout in seconds. TCP connections

that take longer to establish will be aborted.

3.
ReadTimeout:

Read (and write) timeout in seconds. Reads that

take longer will fail. The default value for read timeout is 900 seconds.
3. 1.
WaitLimis: Wait:

Wait the specified number of seconds between the

retrievals. Use of this option is recommended, as it lightens the server load by making the *:requests less frequent. Specifying a large value for this option is useful if the

network or the destination host is down, so that crawler can wait *:long enough to reasonably expect the network error to be fixed before the retry.
2.
RandomWait:

Some web sites may perform log analysis to identify

retrieval programs by looking for statistically significant similarities in the time between requests. This option causes the time between requests to vary between 0 and 2 * wait seconds, where wait was specified using the wait setting, in order to mask crawler's presence from such analysis.
3. 4. 2. 1.
1. 2. 3. 4. Proxy: MaxRetries: WaitRetry:

How often to retry URLs that failed.

How long to wait between such retries.

specifies the HTTP proxy server to be used.

ProxyServer: Host Port Login Password Authentication:

3.

The Authentication element is used to gain access to

areas of websites requiring authentication. Three types of authentication are available: RFC2617 (BASIC and DIGEST types of authentication), HTTP POST or GET of an HTML Form and SSL Certificate based client authentication.
1. 1. 2. 3.
RFC2617: Host Port:

and equate to the canonical root URI of RFC2617. realm as per RFC2617. The realm string must match

Realm:

exactly the realm name presented in the authentication challenge served up by the web server.
4. 5. 2. 1.
Login:

username for login. password to this restricted area.

Password: HMTLFrom:

CredentialDomain:

same as the RFC2617 canonical root URI of

RFC2617.
2. 3.
HttpMethod: LoginUrl:

POST or GET

relative or absolute URI to the page that the HTML Form listing of HTML Form key/value pairs

submits to (Not the page that contains the HTML Form)

4. 3. 1.
FormItems:

SSLCertificate: ProtocolName:

name of the protocol to be used, e.g. "https".

2. 3.

Port:

port number location of the file containing one or several

TruststoreUrl:

trusted certificates.
4. TruststorePassword KeystoneUrl:

5.

location of the file containing a private key/public

certificate pair.
6. KeystonePassword Seeds:

4. 1.

contains a list of Seed elements enables analyzing URL of pages that otherwise would

FollowLinks:

be ignored:
1. 2.
NoFollow: Follow:

do not analyze anything that matches any "Unselect" filter.

analyze everything that matches some "Unselect" filter, do not index pages that match

index anything
3.
FollowLinksWithCorrespondingSelectFilter:

both "Select" and "Unselect" filters, and analyze everything else that matches **:some "Unselect" filter.
1. 2.
Seed: Filters:

defines sites start path from which crawling process begin. contains a list of Filter elements and optional refinements used to define filters for pages that should be crawled and the following filter types are available: filters paths which begin with the specified

elements.
1.
Filter:

indexed.
1. 1.
Type:

BeginningPath:

characters.
2. 3.
RegExp:

filters urls based on a regular expression. filters content type on a regular expression. Use this

ContentType:

filter to abort the download of content-types other than those wanted.

1. 2.
WorkType: Value:

Select or Unselect, the way how filter should work.

the filter value that will be used to check if the given value must be nested into the Filter element. It allows to

matches the filter or not.

2.
Refinements:

modify filter settings under certain circumstances. Following refinements may be applied to the filters:
1.
Port:

match only those URIs for the given port number.

2.

TimeOfDay:

if this refinement is applied, the filter will only be in effect

between the hours specified each day. From and To attributes must be in HH:mm:ss format (e.g. 23:00:00)
1. 2. 2. 1. 1. 2. 3. 4.
From: To:

time when filter becomes enabled.

till this time the filter will be enabled. contains a list of MetaTagFilter elements. defines filter for omitting content by meta tags.

MetaTagFilters:

MetaTagFilter: Type: Name:

type of meta-tag to match: Name or Http-Equiv. name of the tag e.g. "author" for the Type "Name". the tag contents. or Unselect

Content:

WorkType: Select

Crawling configuration example

<DataSourceConnectionConfig xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org /2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocatio n="../org.eclipse.smila.connec tivity.framework.crawler.web/s chemas/WebDataSourceConnection ConfigSchema.xsd"> <DataSourceID>web</DataSourc eID> <SchemaID>org.eclipse.smila. connectivity.framework.crawler .web</SchemaID> <DataConnectionID> <Crawler>WebCrawlerDS</Cra wler> </DataConnectionID> <CompoundHandling>No</Compou ndHandling> <Attributes> <Attribute Type="String" Name="Url" KeyAttribute="true"> <FieldAttribute>Url</Fie ldAttribute> </Attribute> <Attribute Type="String" Name="Title"> <FieldAttribute>Title</F ieldAttribute>

</Attribute> <Attribute Type="String" Name="Content" HashAttribute="true" Attachment="true" MimeTypeAttribute="Content"> <FieldAttribute>Content< /FieldAttribute> </Attribute> <Attribute Type="String" Name="MimeType"> <FieldAttribute>MimeType </FieldAttribute> </Attribute> <Attribute Type="String" Name="MetaData" Attachment="false"> <MetaAttribute Type="MetaData"/> </Attribute> <Attribute Type="String" Name="ResponseHeader" Attachment="false"> <MetaAttribute Type="ResponseHeader"> <MetaName>Date</MetaNa me> <MetaName>Server</Meta Name> </MetaAttribute> </Attribute> <Attribute Type="String" Name="MetaDataWithResponseHead erFallBack" Attachment="false"> <MetaAttribute Type="MetaDataWithResponseHead erFallBack"/> </Attribute> </Attributes> <Process> <WebSite ProjectName="Example Crawler Configuration" Header="AcceptEncoding: gzip,deflate; Via: myProxy" Referer="http://myReferer">

<UserAgent Name="Crawler" Version="1.0" Description="teddy crawler" Url="http://www.teddy.com" Email="crawler@teddy.com"/> <CrawlingModel Type="MaxDepth" Value="1000"/> <CrawlScope Type="Domain"> <Filters> <Filter Type="BeginningPath" WorkType="Select" Value="/"/> </Filters> </CrawlScope> <CrawlLimits> <!-- Warning: The amount of files returned is limited to 1000 --> <SizeLimits MaxBytesDownload="0" MaxDocumentDownload="1000" MaxTimeSec="3600" MaxLengthBytes="100000"/> <TimeoutLimits Timeout="10000"/> <WaitLimits Wait="0" RandomWait="false" MaxRetries="8" WaitRetry="0"/> </CrawlLimits> <Seeds FollowLinks="Follow"> <Seed>http://en.wikipe dia.org/</Seed> </Seeds> <Filters> <Filter Type="RegExp" Value=".*action=edit.*" WorkType="Unselect"/> </Filters> </WebSite> </Process> </DataSourceConnectionConfig>

Minimal configuration example

This example demonstrates minimal configuration required for crawler.

<WebSite ProjectName="Minimal Configuration"> <Seeds> <Seed>http://localhost/tes t/</Seed> </Seeds> </WebSite>

Html form login example

his example demonstrates how to login to Invision Power Board powered forum. Number of downloaded pages is limited to 15. robots.txt information is ignored. Crawler will advertise itself as Mozilla/5.0.

<WebSite ProjectName="Login To Invision Powerboard Forum Example"> <UserAgent Name="Mozilla" Version="5.0" Description="" Url="" Email=""/> <Robotstxt Policy="Ignore" /> <CrawlLimits> <SizeLimits MaxDocumentDownload="15"/> </CrawlLimits> <Authentication> <HtmlForm CredentialDomain="http://forum .example.com/index.php? act=Login&amp;CODE=00" LoginUri="http://forum.example .com/index.php? act=Login&amp;CODE=01" HttpMethod="POST"> <FormElements> <FormElement Key="referer" Value=""/> <FormElement Key="CookieDate" Value="1"/> <FormElement Key="Privacy" Value="1"/> <FormElement Key="UserName" Value="User"/>

<FormElement Key="PassWord" Value="Password"/> <FormElement Key="submit" Value="Enter"/> </FormElements> </HtmlForm> </Authentication> <Seeds FollowLinks="Follow"> <Seed><! [CDATA[http://forum.example.co m/index.php? act=Login&CODE=00]]></Seed> </Seeds> </WebSite>

Multiple website configuration

<WebSite ProjectName="First WebSite"> <UserAgent Name="Brox Crawler" Version="1.0" Description="Brox Crawler" Url="http://www.example.com" Email="crawler@example.com"/> <CrawlingModel Type="MaxIterations" Value="20"/> <CrawlScope Type="Broad"> <CrawlLimits> <SizeLimits MaxBytesDownload="0" MaxDocumentDownload="100" MaxTimeSec="3600" MaxLengthBytes="1000000" /> <TimeoutLimits Timeout="10000" /> <WaitLimits Wait="0" RandomWait="false" MaxRetries="8" WaitRetry="0"/> </CrawlLimits> <Seeds FollowLinks="Follow" <Seed>http://localhost/< /Seed> <Seed>http://localhost/o therseed</Seed> </Seeds> <Authentication>

<Rfc2617 Host="localhost" Port="80" Realm="Restricted area" Login="user" Password="pass"/> <HtmlForm CredentialDomain="http://local host:8081/admin/" LoginUri="/j_security_check" HttpMethod="GET"> <FormElements> <FormElement Key="j_username" Value="admin"/> <FormElement Key="j_password" Value=""/> <FormElement Key="submit" Value="Login"/> </FormElements> </HtmlForm> </Authentication> </WebSite> <WebSite ProjectName="Second WebSite"> <UserAgent Name="Mozilla" Version="5.0" Description="X11; U; Linux x86_64; en-US; rv:1.8.1.4" /> <Robotstxt Policy="Classic" AgentNames="mozilla, googlebot"/> <CrawlingModel Type="MaxDepth" Value="100"/> <CrawlScope Type="Host"/> <CrawlLimits> <WaitLimits Wait="5" RandomWait="true"/> </CrawlLimits> <Seeds FollowLinks="NoFollow"> <Seed>http://example.c om</Seed> </Seeds> <Filters> <Filter Type="BeginningPath" WorkType="Unselect" Value="/something/">

<Refinements> <TimeOfDay From="09:00:00" To="23:00:00"/> <Port Number="80"/> </Refinements> </Filter> <Filter Type="RegExp" WorkType="Unselect" Value="news"/> <Filter Type="ContentType" WorkType="Unselect" Value="image/jpeg"/> </Filters> </WebSite>

Complex website configuration example

<WebSite ProjectName="Example Crawler Configuration" Header="Accept-Encoding: gzip,deflate; Via: myProxy" Referer="http://myReferer"> <UserAgent Name="Crawler" Version="1.0" Description="Test crawler" Url="http://www.example.com" Email="crawler@example.com"/> <Robotstxt Policy="Custom" Value="/home/user/customRobotR ules.txt" AgentNames="agent1;agent2"/> <CrawlingModel Type="MaxIterations" Value="20"/> <CrawlScope Type="Broad"> <Filters> <Filter Type="BeginningPath" WorkType="Select" Value="/test.html"/> </Filters> </CrawlScope> <CrawlLimits>

<SizeLimits MaxBytesDownload="0" MaxDocumentDownload="1" MaxTimeSec="3600" MaxLengthBytes="1000000" /> <TimeoutLimits Timeout="10000" /> <WaitLimits Wait="0" RandomWait="false" MaxRetries="8" WaitRetry="0"/> </CrawlLimits> <Proxy> <ProxyServer Host="example.com" Port="3128" Login="user" Password="pass"/> </Proxy> <Authentication> <Rfc2617 Host="somehost.com" Port="80" Realm="realm string" Login="user" Password="pass"/> </Authentication> <Seeds FollowLinks="NoFollow"> <Seed>http://example.com </Seed> </Seeds> <Filters> <Filter Type="BeginningPath" WorkType="Unselect" Value="/something/"> <Refinements> <TimeOfDay From="09:00:00" To="23:00:00"/> <Port Number="80"/> </Refinements> </Filter> <Filter Type="RegExp" WorkType="Unselect" Value="news"/> <Filter Type="ContentType" WorkType="Unselect" Value="image/jpeg"/> </Filters> <MetaTagFilters>

<MetaTagFilter Type="Name" Name="author" Content="Blocked Author" WorkType="Unselect"/> </MetaTagFilters> </WebSite>

Output example for default configuration

If you crawl with the default configuration file, youll receive the following record:

<Record xmlns="http://www.eclipse.org/ smila/record" version="1.0"> <Val key="_recordid">web:&lt;Url=ht tp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mai n_Page&gt;</Val> <Val key="Url">http://en.wikipedia. org/wiki/Main_Page</Val> <Val key="Content"> Whole content of wikipedia main page. To much to post here. </Val> <Val key="Title">Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia</Val> <Seq n="MetaData"> <Val>base:null</Val> <Val>noCache:false</Val> <Val>noFollow:false</Val> <Val>noIndex:false</Val> <Val>refresh:false</Val> <Val>refreshHref:null</Val > <Val> keywords:Main Page,1266,1815,1919,1935,1948 NCAA Men's Division I Ice Hockey Tournament,1991,1993,2009,2009 Bangladesh Rifles revolt,Althea Byfield

</Val> <Val>generator:MediaWiki 1.15alpha</Val> <Val>contenttype:text/html; charset=utf8</Val> <Val>content-styletype:text/css</Val> </Seq> <Val key="MimeType">text/html</Val> <Seq key="ResponseHeader"> <Val>Server:Apache</Val> <Val>Date:Thu, 26 Feb 2009 14:33:37 GMT</Val> </Seq> <Seq key="MetaDataWithResponseHeade rFallBack"> <Val>Age:2</Val> <Val>ContentLanguage:en</Val> <Val>ContentLength:57974</Val> <Val>Last-Modified:Thu, 26 Feb 2009 14:31:46 GMT</Val> <Val> X-Cache-Lookup:MISS from knsq25.knams.wikimedia.org:80 </Val> <Val>Connection:KeepAlive</Val> <Val>X-Cache:MISS from knsq25.knams.wikimedia.org</Va l> <Val>Server:Apache</Val> <Val>X-PoweredBy:PHP/5.2.4-2ubuntu5wm1</Val> <Val> Cache-Control:private, s-maxage=0, max-age=0, must-revalidate </Val> <Val>Date:Thu, 26 Feb 2009 14:33:37 GMT</Val> <Val>Vary:AcceptEncoding,Cookie</Val>

<Val> X-Vary-Options:AcceptEncoding;listcontains=gzip,Cookie;stringcontains=enwikiToken;stringcontains=enwikiLoggedOut;strin gcontains=enwiki_session;string contains=centralauth_Token;str ingcontains=centralauth_Session;s tringcontains=centralauth_LoggedOut </Val> <Val> Via:1.1 sq39.wikimedia.org:3128 (squid/2.7.STABLE6), 1.0 knsq29.knams.wikimedia .org:3128 (squid/2.7.STABLE6), 1.0 knsq25.knams.wikimedia .org:80 (squid/2.7.STABLE6), 1.0 HAN-HB-FW-001 </Val> <Val>ContentType:text/html; charset=utf8</Val> <Val>ProxyConnection:Keep-Alive</Val> <Val>base:null</Val> <Val>noCache:false</Val> <Val>noFollow:false</Val> <Val>noIndex:false</Val> <Val>refresh:false</Val> <Val>refreshHref:null</Val > <Val> keywords:Main Page,1266,1815,1919,1935,1948 NCAA Men's Division I Ice Hockey Tournament,1991,1993,2009,2009 Bangladesh Rifles revolt,Althea Byfield </Val>

<Val>generator:MediaWiki 1.15alpha</Val> <Val>contenttype:text/html; charset=utf8</Val> <Val>content-styletype:text/css</Val> </Seq> <Val key="_HASH_TOKEN">eb1eff85a3e3 d4ad4ffd0dd9d4883e3d1f7f988019 ca9bfa4a4df2e7659aa6</Val> <Attachment>Content</Attachm ent> </Record>

Additional performance counters

The FileSystemCrawler adds some specific counters to the common counters: 1. 2.
3. 4.

bytes: number of bytes read from web server pages: number of web pages read averageHttpFetchTime: average time for fetching a page from the server. producerExceptions: number of webserver related errors

See also
1. 2. 3.

Crawler Filesystem Crawler JDBC Crawler

External links
1. 2. 3. 4.

The Web Robots Pages - robots.txt reference Google Sitemap Protocol HTTP Referer Header HTTP Cookie Header

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