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Frederik Bosch commented on TIKA-894: ------------------------------------- Dear Ian, Well, we are using TIKA to give meta data of found PDF documents on the web. I do not know what it causing the memory problems. I guess (wild guess) that the used memory increases a little bit after every PDF and then one time it reaches its maximum level and I have to restart the service. Regards, Frederik -- *Frederik Bosch* Partner - Genkgo telefoon: +31 (0)20 - 894 39 31 <callto:+31208943931> email: f.bo...@genkgo.nl <mailto:f.bo...@genkgo.nl> skype: genkgo.support <skype:genkgo.support?call> web: www.genkgo.nl <http://www.genkgo.nl> *Postadres*: Postbus 15956 1001 NL Amsterdam *Bezoekadres*: Keizersgracht 253 Amsterdam Genkgo logo <http://www.genkgo.nl> Genkgo B.V. staat geregistreerd bij de Kamer van Koophandel onder nummer 56501153 > Add webapp mode for Tika Server, simplifies deployment > ------------------------------------------------------ > > Key: TIKA-894 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TIKA-894 > Project: Tika > Issue Type: Improvement > Components: packaging > Affects Versions: 1.1, 1.2 > Reporter: Chris Wilson > Labels: maven, newbie, patch > Attachments: tika-server-webapp.patch > > > For use in production services, Tika Server should really be deployed as a > WAR file, under a reliable servlet container that knows how to run as a > system service, for example Tomcat or JBoss. > This is especially important on Windows, where I wasted an entire day trying > to make TikaServerCli run as some kind of a service. > Maven makes building a webapp pretty trivial. With the attached patch > applied, "mvn war:war" should work. It seems to run fine in Tomcat, which > makes Windows deployment much simpler. Just install Tomcat and drop the WAR > file into tomcat's webapps directory and you're away. -- This message was sent by Atlassian JIRA (v6.2#6252)