Yeap, I do. As magic is not set, this is the reason why it looks for this specific mime-type. Unfortunatly, It seems it either do not read my specific tika-config file or the mime-type file. But there is no error log concerning those files... (not trying to load them?)
2010/6/14 Ken Krugler <kkrugler_li...@transpac.com> > Hi Olivier, > > Are you setting the mime type explicitly via the stream.type parameter? > > -- Ken > > > On Jun 14, 2010, at 9:14am, olivier sallou wrote: > > Hi, >> I use Solr Cell to send specific content files. I developped a dedicated >> Parser for specific mime types. >> However I cannot get Solr accepting my new mime types. >> >> In solrconfig, in update/extract requesthandler I specified <str >> name="tika.config">./tika-config.xml</str> , where tika-config.xml is in >> conf directory (same as solrconfig). >> >> In tika-config I added my mimetypes: >> >> <parser name="parse-readseq" >> class="org.irisa.genouest.tools.readseq.ReadSeqParser"> >> <mime>biosequence/document</mime> >> <mime>biosequence/embl</mime> >> <mime>biosequence/genbank</mime> >> </parser> >> >> I do not know for: >> <mimeTypeRepository resource="./tika-mimetypes.xml" magic="false"/> >> >> whereas path to tika mimetypes should be absolute or relative... and even >> if >> this file needs to be redefined if "magic" is not used. >> >> >> When I run my update/extract, I have an error that "biosequence/document" >> does not match any known parser. >> >> Thanks >> >> Olivier >> > > -------------------------------------------- > Ken Krugler > +1 530-210-6378 > http://bixolabs.com > e l a s t i c w e b m i n i n g > > > > >
