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Andrew Jackson edited comment on TIKA-849 at 1/23/12 1:35 PM:
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This patch identifies \*.ibooks files, and passes them through the ePub parser.
Unfortunately, the content of the eBook is not extracted successfully. I'm not
sure why this is, and feedback would be appreciated here. I think the
content\*.xhtml files are actually HTML5 and it seems that the current
XHTML-based parser is unable to parse them. A unit test and test file is
included.
was (Author: anjackson):
This patch identifies *.ibooks files, and passes them through the ePub
parser. Unfortunately, the content of the eBook is not extracted successfully.
I'm not sure why this is, and feedback would be appreciated here. I think the
content*.xhtml files are actually HTML5 and it seems that the current
XHTML-based parser is unable to parse them. A unit test and test file is
included.
> Identify and parse the Apple iBooks format
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> Key: TIKA-849
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TIKA-849
> Project: Tika
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: mime, parser
> Affects Versions: 1.1
> Reporter: Andrew Jackson
> Attachments: ibooks-support.patch
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> With the release of iBooks Author 1.0, Apple have created a new eBook format
> very similar to ePub. Tika could be extended to identify and parse this new
> format, re-using the existing ePub code wherever possible.
> I have created an initial patch, which I will attach to this issue.
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