Summary

To sum-up what you have learned in this module:

Oracle Secure Enterprise Search provides the capability of searching multiple Oracle SES instances with their own document repositories and indexes. It provides a unified framework to search the different document repositories that are crawled, indexed, and maintained separately.

The federation framework is used to distribute the index load into mulitple SES boxes.

As a developer:

	Identify the differences between the traditional centralized search, and the federated search solution
	Study the Oracle SES federation architecture
	Thoroughly understand the concept of Federation trusted entities
	List out the differences between the SES-to-SES Federation and Suggested Content
	Use SES-to-SES Federation when the remote source is an SES instance
	Use Suggested Content for accessing content, which is NOT indexed in an SES system
	Study both SES-to-SES Federation and the Suggested Content feature from an End user perspective
	Implement SES-to-SES Federation by creating a Federated Source on another SES box
	Implement the Suggested Content feature by using the user provided query, and provide real-time information or search results from a remote Information Source