Well, you can either modify the document's acls in the Tika pipeline (which I think would be easiest), or you can hack up the Apache ManifoldCF Solr Plugin. Those seem like your only real choices to me. I would choose the former since Tika is meant to be configured in this way.
Karl On Tue, Aug 14, 2012 at 12:44 AM, Anupam Bhattacharya <anupam...@gmail.com> wrote: > In our application there is a requirement to change the security on the > document in index/search app Vs the Documentum repository. So that users who > don't have login access to the Documentum system can also view certain > documents in the world browse permission scenario. > > Additional constraint is that, we cannot change the ACLs on the Documentum > Repository & the ManifoldCF Authority service should work as it is. > > I can think of 2 options to approach this case. > > 1. As I have a separate SOLR servlet which is indexing documents via > ManifoldCF to SOLR. So this is one place where i can do some modifications > to Add Read security tokens to the special documents. > 2. Need to do some modifications in the ManifoldCF Authority Service > Connector so that those special documents doesn't get filtered. > > Thanks for any help on this requirement. > > Regards > Anupam > >
