Tika Parsers jar?

[AJ Weber <aw...@comcast.net>]

I'm trying to get the "container aware" parsers working with my app.

I have tika-core.jar (v1.17), and nothing else in my classpath 
currently.  Using the simple "tika.detect()" with a TikaInputStream to 
determine mimetype.

The online docs say "...the additional container aware detectors 
contained in theTika Parsersjar should be used."

But I can't find that jar anywhere in any of the download areas.  (I 
don't know why, but my maven isn't working properly.)

Can someone point me to the location of such a jar and a list of 
dependencies, in case I can't get maven working and have to d/l them the 
old way?

Thanks very much,

AJ

Re: Tika Parsers jar?

[AJ Weber <aw...@comcast.net>]

Yeah, I realized that at least testing I could just try the Tika App 
jar, which is way bigger.

IDK why maven isn't finding it.  It seems to keep finding old versions 
from some other repo.  I have to sort-out why it's not finding the right 
dependencies.

RELATED: So I simply replaced tika-core.jar with tika-app.jar.  I seem 
to have lost all my log4j logging.  I doubt this is a coincidence.  Does 
the tika-app.jar explicitly change my log4j config???

Thanks for the quick reply.

-AJ


On 4/19/2018 10:21 AM, Nick Burch wrote:
> On Thu, 19 Apr 2018, AJ Weber wrote:
>> But I can't find that jar anywhere in any of the download areas.  (I 
>> don't know why, but my maven isn't working properly.)
>
> You need to use Maven / Gradle / Ivy to fetch it, and everything it 
> depends on
>
>> Can someone point me to the location of such a jar and a list of 
>> dependencies, in case I can't get maven working and have to d/l them 
>> the old way?
>
> The list is absolutely huge, so no!
>
> As a quick-and-dirty fix, you can just grab the Tika App jar and use 
> that, it has the Tika Parsers and all their dependencies inlined it 
> it. Longer term, you should get a working build tool like Maven or Gradle
>
> Nick

Re: Tika Parsers jar?

[Nick Burch <ap...@gagravarr.org>]

On Thu, 19 Apr 2018, AJ Weber wrote:
> But I can't find that jar anywhere in any of the download areas.  (I 
> don't know why, but my maven isn't working properly.)

You need to use Maven / Gradle / Ivy to fetch it, and everything it 
depends on

> Can someone point me to the location of such a jar and a list of 
> dependencies, in case I can't get maven working and have to d/l them the 
> old way?

The list is absolutely huge, so no!

As a quick-and-dirty fix, you can just grab the Tika App jar and use that, 
it has the Tika Parsers and all their dependencies inlined it it. Longer 
term, you should get a working build tool like Maven or Gradle

Nick