Stephen

I can do a Afrikaans translation.

Sorry man, my goal is to distribute files over my company's network using a DC client. The files are distributed from a central server. I first started using only a DC client, but this was a problem because only 10 results could be returned. So I then moved to using an ASP.net based search engine. Thus I extract the data out of HashIndex.xml, search trough it and create a magnet link for running a download. I was wondering if there is another file that Apex uses that I can use to search trough, because HashIndex.xml contains files that was deleted. Hope this clarifies things. :)

First of all, I would like to say excellent job with Apex. At my university Apex DC is the most used DC client. Now my question; I would like to return more than 10 results from a user in a search. This is because we are storing our data on one file server and need to quickly search for a specific file. If there is a change that involves code, can you help? Thanks in advance :)

I solved this by parsing HashIndex.xml and checking if the files exist. And then writing my own search engine with ASP.net. Is there another file i can parse without checking the existence of the files.

What do you mean by "protocol" ?