Re: using Tika (ExtractingRequestHandler)
Hoss,
In your edit, I noticed that the wiki makes "SolrPlugin" a link, but to a
nonexistent page, although the page "SolrPlugins" does exist.
See: "it is provided as a SolrPlugin,"
http://wiki.apache.org/solr/ExtractingRequestHandler
I also noticed a few other things:
1. Reference to the "/site" directory that does not exist. So, the statement
"Note, the /site directory in the solr download contains some nice example
docs to try" is not terribly useful.
2. The path to tutorial.html should be "../../docs/api/doc-files"
3. There is no tutorial.pdf file as referenced in the curl examples.
-- Jack Krupansky
-Original Message-
From: Chris Hostetter
Sent: Tuesday, June 05, 2012 6:47 PM
To: solr-user@lucene.apache.org
Subject: Re: using Tika (ExtractingRequestHandler)
I've updated the wiki to try and fill in some of these holes...
http://wiki.apache.org/solr/ExtractingRequestHandler
: i'm looking at using Tika to index a bunch of documents. the wiki page
seems to be a little bit out of date ("// TODO: this is out of date as of
Solr 1.4 - dist/apache-solr-cell-1.4.jar and all of contrib/extraction/lib
are needed") and it also looks a little incomplete.
:
: is there an actual list of all the required jar files? i'm not sure they
are in the same place in the 3.6.0 distribution as they were in 1.4, and
having an actual list would be very helpful in figuring out where they are.
:
: as for "Sending Documents to Solr", is there any plan to address this
todo: "// TODO: describe the different ways to send the documents to solr
(POST body, form encoded, remoteStreaming)". this is really just a nice to
have, i can see how to accomplish my goals using a method that is currently
documented.
:
: thanks,
:richard
:
-Hoss
Re: using Tika (ExtractingRequestHandler)
I've updated the wiki to try and fill in some of these holes...
http://wiki.apache.org/solr/ExtractingRequestHandler
: i'm looking at using Tika to index a bunch of documents. the wiki page seems
to be a little bit out of date ("// TODO: this is out of date as of Solr 1.4 -
dist/apache-solr-cell-1.4.jar and all of contrib/extraction/lib are needed")
and it also looks a little incomplete.
:
: is there an actual list of all the required jar files? i'm not sure they are
in the same place in the 3.6.0 distribution as they were in 1.4, and having an
actual list would be very helpful in figuring out where they are.
:
: as for "Sending Documents to Solr", is there any plan to address this todo:
"// TODO: describe the different ways to send the documents to solr (POST body,
form encoded, remoteStreaming)". this is really just a nice to have, i can see
how to accomplish my goals using a method that is currently documented.
:
: thanks,
:richard
:
-Hoss
Re: using Tika (ExtractingRequestHandler)
> i'm looking at using Tika to index a
> bunch of documents. the wiki page seems to be a little bit
> out of date ("// TODO: this is out of date as of Solr 1.4 -
> dist/apache-solr-cell-1.4.jar and all of
> contrib/extraction/lib are needed") and it also looks a
> little incomplete.
>
> is there an actual list of all the required jar files? i'm
> not sure they are in the same place in the 3.6.0
> distribution as they were in 1.4, and having an actual list
> would be very helpful in figuring out where they are.
Here is a list of
If you want to use DIH :
using Tika (ExtractingRequestHandler)
i'm looking at using Tika to index a bunch of documents. the wiki page seems to
be a little bit out of date ("// TODO: this is out of date as of Solr 1.4 -
dist/apache-solr-cell-1.4.jar and all of contrib/extraction/lib are needed")
and it also looks a little incomplete.
is there an actual list of all the required jar files? i'm not sure they are in
the same place in the 3.6.0 distribution as they were in 1.4, and having an
actual list would be very helpful in figuring out where they are.
as for "Sending Documents to Solr", is there any plan to address this todo: "//
TODO: describe the different ways to send the documents to solr (POST body,
form encoded, remoteStreaming)". this is really just a nice to have, i can see
how to accomplish my goals using a method that is currently documented.
thanks,
richard
