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The Website Tree Adaptor creates a site map which that is displayed in Analysis Center (Object Explorer), within the Object Explorer, and is used in reports for that allow content drilldown. In order to generate a site map, the adaptor crawls and indexes the website content (just like similar to search engines).

After running a scheduled website crawl, the adaptor adds updates new pages and removes the any deleted onespages. The adaptor also adds to the site map any un-indexed pages which are pages to the site map that have been detected by the tracking agent.

Unlike the CardioLog SharePoint adaptors which retrieve item metadata by using the SharePoint API, the Website Tree Adaptor collects information directly from the website pages. Therefore, some reporting features are not available, including the "by type" report filter and some of the portal growth reports (including content contributors, document modifications, document modifiers, portal actions, portal growth trend, portal inventory, and unmodified documents).

The CardioLog Website Tree Adaptor is also used for remotely hosted disconnected systems (, such as SharePoint Online).

The Website Tree Adaptor is automatically installed along with CardioLog. There is no installation required on the website servers. In order to configure the Website Tree adaptor, perform the following steps:

1. Browse CardioLog > Administration > System Configuration >From the navigation pane in CardioLog, go to Administration and select System Configuration. Click Website Tree Adaptor from the main window.
2. Click Add Website button and fill in the website name Website Name and website Website URL. The URL should be the website root URL of your website (example: http://www.intlock.com/).
3. Enter crawl Authentication credentials (for secured websites)Under Advanced, enter Authentication credentials if you have a secure website.
4. Click Save at the bottom of the page. Once the crawl is saved. you will be able to view it in the main website tree adaptor user interface, where you will also see different columns of current information from the last scheduled job
5. Restart the CardioLog Scheduling Service.
6. After the next run of the Portal Tree Updates service and running a or scheduled website crawl, the site map will be displayed be available in the Analysis Center (, the Object Explorer ) and is used and in reports for that allow content drilldown.