It may well be that the framework for ELS doesn't support this. Either way, I need to know. I'm trying to understand how or even if the ELS framework distinguishes between content in LES and content in LEA. That is, assuming that we have a typical LES-LEA deployment where LES uses the Archive SP module to store its content in LEA, but in addition, we have additional data in LEA that is not stored in LES, how do we distinguish between the content that is in LES and the content that only exists in LEA?
I'm working on a POC for a client where we are storing everything in the archive and using LES to search content. Some of that content we don't ever want indexed. Problem is, MIMEType rules or document sub type rules aren't going to help because in some cases, a JPEG or a GIF is searchable, in other instances it is not (i.e. thumbnails). So we originally proposed that for a given "package" of data, we place attributes on every bit of content that is searchable that gives us the LEA doc ID to get the document directly from LEA later on if necessary.
When I look at the ELS framework, I cannot tell whether it is differentiating between the two types of content (LES + LEA content, and LEA only content), and what it is using for a unique Identifier. is the unique ID the LES ID? The LEA ID? Another GUID that is generated from within the Framework?
Also is it even possible to distinguish between LES and LEA content using this framework, or is the expectation that everything that is in LEA is also in LES?
-Hugh
