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Uwe Schindler commented on TIKA-736:
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Hi Michael,
thanks for this simple improvement. Can you also check that parsing styles.xml
of e.g. writer or calc documents does no harm?
About the order: I have it somewhere in the back of my head, that the order of
files in the ZIP file is somehow part of the standard. At least I know, that
the MIME_TYPE file must be the first one in the ZIP file, to make detection of
format easy. As far as I remember there was also the requirement that the
metadata.xml must come before the contents.xml. Unfortunately I am not able to
download the ODF spec and verify this, maybe you have one mentioning this.
I still dont get the reason for problems with metadata if the order of files is
different. The metadata is parsed to another structure and not the
HTMLContentHandler, so where is the problem is content comes first? The
Metadata object should be filled in all cases once the parsing process is
finished.
> OpenOffice parser: master footer text isn't extracted
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> Key: TIKA-736
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TIKA-736
> Project: Tika
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: parser
> Reporter: Michael McCandless
> Assignee: Michael McCandless
> Attachments: TIKA-736.patch, TIKA-736.patch, testMasterFooter.odp
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> If I edit the footer text on the master slide of an OpenOffice presentation,
> I see that text rendered on the slide, but it's not extracted by Tika.
> Digging into the document, curiously the footer text is in the styles.xml,
> under office:master-styles -> style:master-page -> draw:frame ->
> draw:text-box -> text:p. I think somehow we're not linking up each slide's
> master text elements to that slide, similar to TIKA-712.
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