solr 4.8 Tika stripping out all xml tags

[keeblerh <ke...@yahoo.com>]

I'm processing a zip file with an xml file.   The TikaEntityProcessor opens
the zip, reads the file but is stripping the xml tags even though I have
supplied the htmlMapper="identity" attribute.  It maintains any html that is
contained in a CDATA section but seems to strip the other xml tags.   Is
this due to the recursive nature of opening the zip file?  Somehow that
identity value is lost?  My understanding is that this should work in this
version 4.8.  Thanks.  Below is my config info.

<dataConfig><dataSource type="BinFileDataSource" /><document>
<entity
name="kmlfiles" dataSource=null" rootEntity="false" baseDir="mydirectory"
fileName=".*\.kmz$" onError="skip" processor="FileListEntityProcessor"
recursive="false" >
<field defs........................
/>
<entity name="kmlImport" processor="TikaEntityProcessor"
datasource="kmlfiles" htmlMapper="identity" format="xml"
transformer="TemplateTransformer" url="${kmlfiles.fileAbsolutePath}"
recursive="true">
<more field defs....
/>
  <entity name="xml" processor="XPathEntityProcessor" ForEach="/kml"
dataSource="fds"
  dataField="kmlImport.text">
  <field xpath=//name" column="name" />
...more field defs
  </entity>
</entity>
</entity>
</document></dataConfig>



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Re: solr 4.8 Tika stripping out all xml tags

[keeblerh <ke...@yahoo.com>]

Sorry...adding more information.

Note that it does wrap my data in html but it is after it strips all my xml
tags out.  So the data I am interested in parsing which would be 
<name>something</name>
<description>something</description>
<coordinates>12345,12345,0</coordinates>  

end up like <p>/n something /t/n something /n 12345,12345,0 ....etc.



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