Google Search Appliance Administrative API Developers Guide: Java - Manual (Page 12)

Google Search Appliance: Administrative API Developer’s Guide: Java 12
Crawl Schedule
Retrieve and update the crawl schedule for a search appliance.
Retrieving the Crawl Schedule
Retrieve the crawl mode and get the crawl schedule as follows:
GsaEntry myEntry = myClient.getEntry("config", "crawlSchedule");
System.out.println("Is Scheduled Crawl: " +
myEntry.getGsaContent("isScheduledCrawl"));
System.out.println("Crawl Schedule: " + myEntry.getGsaContent("crawlSchedule"));
Updating the Crawl Schedule
Update the crawl schedule or crawl mode as follows:
// Create an entry to hold properties to update
GsaEntry updateEntry = new GsaEntry();
// Add a property to updateEntry
updateEntry.addGsaContent("isScheduledCrawl", "1");
updateEntry.addGsaContent("crawlSchedule", "0,0300,360\n2,0000,1200");
// Send the request
myClient.updateEntry("config", "crawlSchedule", updateEntry);
Crawler Access Rules
Create, retrieve, update, and delete crawler access rules for a search appliance.
Property Description
crawlSchedule The crawl schedule is only available in scheduled crawl mode. The value of
crawlSchedule has the format:
Day,Time,Duration
Where:
• Day is a number representing the days of a week: 0 means Sunday and
1 means Monday.
• Time is a 24-hour representation of time. The time pertains to the
search appliance and not the computer running the application to set
the value.
• Duration is the representation for the time period in minutes. The
duration cannot be greater than 1440, which means 24 hours. A
scheduled crawl begins on the values in Day and Time and continues
for the Duration.
isScheduledCrawl Set to 1 if the search appliance is in scheduled crawl mode or set to 0 if the
search appliance is in continuous crawl mode.