Hi All,
I'm a Tika newb but I have some format expertise with RTF, PDF, DOC,
PPT, XLS, OOXML, blah blah blah. I want to contribute to Tika.
Unfortunately, I'm finding this Maven thing hard to use in conjunction
with Eclipse and m2e. I can do everything from command-line, but I
want to do it in
On Mon, 3 Oct 2011, Albert Law (Logik) wrote:
Unfortunately, I'm finding this Maven thing hard to use in conjunction
with Eclipse and m2e. I can do everything from command-line, but I want
to do it in an IDE so I can debug more easily.
What I tend to do is build the project with maven on the
Hi,
On Mon, Oct 3, 2011 at 4:46 PM, Nick Burch wrote:
> What I tend to do is build the project with maven on the command line, then
> unpack the tika-bundle jar.
>
> Then, I add a regular (non maven) project to eclipse, and add the jars from
> the bundle as dependencies by hand. It's fiddly to do
Hi Jukka,
At first, I was hesitating to remove the IT tests. But then I
realised that "tika-bundle-it" does almost nothing (i.e.
"BundleTest.java" just tests a text and a PDF file).
So I've taken your advise and deleted it from my Eclipse workspace.
Everything is working fine now. Thanks!
p.s
Hi Albert,
For me, running mvn eclipse:clean eclipse:eclipse from the top directory
results in Eclipse projects that I can import & use for development.
-- Ken
On Oct 3, 2011, at 7:42am, Albert Law (Logik) wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I'm a Tika newb but I have some format expertise with RTF, PDF, DO
