On Tue, 15 Jun 2010, Ken Krugler wrote:
I think this is a reasonable approach, as long as (per Alex's suggestion)
it's configurable in various ways.
E.g. if you know you don't want to parse OLE2-based files, so you've
removed jars for those parser, then it would be great to have an easy
way of disabling the (more expensive) mime-type detection, and
potentially avoid the dependency on these same jars.
Avoiding the expensive detection shouldn't be too hard, as long as we can
figure out what to return for the mime type when we don't do the detailed
passing.
Avoiding the jars might be a bit more tricky, but with a little bit of
wrapping and some catching of ClassNotFoundException we should probably be
able to manage it
Anyone know of how we could best pass the open zip / poifs objects back
from the detector so they parsers can re-use them?
Nick
