Prepare googlesitemap.gz a Google Spidering sitemap.

To speed spidering, and ensure the most important files get spidered frequently, Google has created a system where you leave a compressed catalog of all your files on the website
for it to find. The program creates that file.

For it to take effect, in this beta program, you must register your site and the name of the file with Google.

To use the program, you must configure three files:
sitemapconfig.properties : defines where you website files are.
files.csv : defines files you want google to handle specially. They have comma-separated fields

1. directory (relative to root of website, root is blank)

2. file (including .html)

3. frequency of update, e.g. weekly

4. priority.

You may not include comments. The meaning of the frequency and priority fields are defined.
The program automatically generates the lastmod.

directories.csv : defines which directories you want google to look at, and some facts about them. All files in each directory will be treated the same way, unless there is a special
entry for it in files.csv. It has comma-separated fields:

1. directory (relative to root of website, root is blank)

2. frequency of update, e.g. weekly

3. priority.

The program looks in the current working directory for all three files.

You invoke it with:

java -jar sitemap.jar

Full source is included.

Platform: Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows 2003, Mac OSX, Linux, Windows Vista

System Requirements: Java 1.5+