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| Software | Version |
|---|---|
| Acrolinx Server | 5.1, 5.2 |
Technical Overview
The Acrolinx Findability feature helps your writers ensure that their content is easy to find when people enter relevant keywords in a search engine. When Acrolinx Findability is enabled, writers see a 
Findability tab in the Acrolinx sidebar. If you want to know more about how to use it, see the article Optimizing Your Content for Findability .
When writers work with Acrolinx Findability, they can define target keywords for each document. These keywords are saved to an H2 database at the following location:
<INSTALL_DIR>\db\findability
Acrolinx Findability is enabled by default so Acrolinx checks for findability every time you run a check. Acrolinx Findability isn’t a checking option so you can't disable it from the sidebar. However, you can update your core server properties to disable it.
Enabling and Disabling Findability
- Open your overlay of the core server properties file.
You find the overlay for the core server properties file in the following location:
%ACROLINX_CONFIGURATION_ROOT%\server\bin\coreserver.properties
- Add the following property:
keywordInformationService.connector=off
- Save your changes and restart the core server.
Configuration Settings Reference
%ACROLINX_CONFIGURATION_ROOT%\server\bin\coreserver.properties
| Property | Values | Description |
|---|---|---|
keywordInformationService.connector |
off
|
|
Settings in the language configuration :
%ACROLINX_CONFIGURATION_ROOT%\data\<LANG_ID>\configuration.properties
keywordInformationService.connector
in the
coreserver.properties
is
off
.| Property | Values | Description |
|---|---|---|
findability.enabled |
true
(default)
|
Turn findability on or off for a given language. This should only be set to
false
in exceptional cases. The recommended way to disable findability is in the core server properties. |
findability.discoveryRules |
(file name relative to the language directory) |
Define the name of the If this property is empty, Acrolinx won't discover any keywords. |
findability.findKeywordVariants |
true
(default)
|
Define which words are considered occurrences of a keyword.
For example, "Computer" as an occurrence of keyword "computer" and "self made" as occurrence of "self-made."
For example, treat "computers" as an occurrence of the keyword "computer". Acrolinx uses a morphology to analyze and generate inflections. |
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