That seems to be a SearchBoost issue because I think it's trying to instantiate the search interface method but the Task Scheduler does not implement ISearchable. I think Bogdan would understand what it means and knows what to do.

I have gone to Bogdan with what you have said and he has come back with the following.

The error indicates that the constructor of the RevIndexTaskScheduler module either doesn't exist (invalid name, wrong spelling, etc) or is throwing an exception.
All Search Boost is creating a new RevindexTaskSchedulerController().

The public constructor exists (he can easily validate this by downloading the trial and inspecting the DLL). I think he needs to research deeper why he's getting the error.

In either case, our module works correctly with DNN and it has no knowledge of SearchBoost, neither does it need to. SearchBoost, as I understand, tries to augment the DNN search by running it's own indexing by peeking into other modules and trying to make it return search keywords to index. Instead, it's up to SearchBoost to handle every module situation it encounters.

p.s. the Task Scheduler has no interesting properties or keywords to index, so it probably won't matter to your overall search results.

Thanks,

Thanks Stephen, I would prefer it if I could tell SB not to index any modules as I do everything using direct database indexing from within SB so it has no benefit in trying look into modules. Thanks again for your help, I will go back to Bogdan.

Nathan