Nick, that would be a good think to do: changing Ignore to Warn otherwise newcomers will have no clue why this isn't working.
Another question to the team regarding this topic. I see JARs under solr\contrib\morphlines-cell\lib\ and solr\contrib\morphlines-core\lib\ The ones under "morphlines-cell" there are 2 files with "tika" as their name. My question is, do I need those for general Tika usage? The README.txt clearly states "*Experimental*" but doesn't say if I need them to use Tika. Steve On Wed, Feb 3, 2016 at 9:16 AM, Nick Burch <apa...@gagravarr.org> wrote: > On Wed, 3 Feb 2016, Uwe Schindler wrote: > >> The reason for this behaviour is part of TIKA: If a parser cannot load >> because of classes it refers to are missing, it is automatically disabled. >> Because you missed the actual PDF/Powerpoint/… classes, this is what >> happens for all those parsers. >> > > I wonder if it might be worth SOLR changing their default Tika config from > Ignore to Warn, so that SOLR users (who probably aren't as clued up on how > it all works as the average Tika user) will get to find out more quickly > that they've missed something? > > Nick
