Interface ExtractingParams
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SolrContentHandler
public interface ExtractingParams
The various Solr Parameters names to use when extracting content.
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Field Summary
Fields Modifier and Type Field Description static String
CAPTURE_ATTRIBUTES
Capture attributes separately according to the name of the element, instead of just adding them to the string bufferstatic String
CAPTURE_ELEMENTS
Capture the specified fields (and everything included below it that isn't capture by some other capture field) separately from the default.static String
DEFAULT_FIELD
Optional.static String
EXTRACT_FORMAT
Content output format if extractOnly is true.static String
EXTRACT_ONLY
Only extract and return the content, do not index it.static String
IGNORE_TIKA_EXCEPTION
if true, ignore TikaException (give up to extract text but index meta data)static String
LITERALS_OVERRIDE
Literal field values will by default override other values such as metadata and content.static String
LITERALS_PREFIX
Pass in literal values to be added to the document, as instatic String
LOWERNAMES
Map all generated attribute names to field names with lowercase and underscores.static String
MAP_PREFIX
The param prefix for mapping Tika metadata to Solr fields.static String
PASSWORD_MAP_FILE
Optional.static String
RESOURCE_NAME
Optional.static String
RESOURCE_PASSWORD
Optional.static String
STREAM_TYPE
The type of the stream.static String
UNKNOWN_FIELD_PREFIX
Optional.static String
XPATH_EXPRESSION
Restrict the extracted parts of a document to be indexed by passing in an XPath expression.
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Field Detail
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LOWERNAMES
static final String LOWERNAMES
Map all generated attribute names to field names with lowercase and underscores.- See Also:
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IGNORE_TIKA_EXCEPTION
static final String IGNORE_TIKA_EXCEPTION
if true, ignore TikaException (give up to extract text but index meta data)- See Also:
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MAP_PREFIX
static final String MAP_PREFIX
The param prefix for mapping Tika metadata to Solr fields.To map a field, add a name like:
fmap.title=solr.title
In this example, the tika "title" metadata value will be added to a Solr field named "solr.title"- See Also:
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LITERALS_PREFIX
static final String LITERALS_PREFIX
Pass in literal values to be added to the document, as inliteral.myField=Foo
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XPATH_EXPRESSION
static final String XPATH_EXPRESSION
Restrict the extracted parts of a document to be indexed by passing in an XPath expression. All content that satisfies the XPath expr. will be passed to theSolrContentHandler
.See Tika's docs for what the extracted document looks like.
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CAPTURE_ELEMENTS
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EXTRACT_ONLY
static final String EXTRACT_ONLY
Only extract and return the content, do not index it.- See Also:
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EXTRACT_FORMAT
static final String EXTRACT_FORMAT
Content output format if extractOnly is true. Default is "xml", alternative is "text".- See Also:
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CAPTURE_ATTRIBUTES
static final String CAPTURE_ATTRIBUTES
Capture attributes separately according to the name of the element, instead of just adding them to the string buffer- See Also:
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LITERALS_OVERRIDE
static final String LITERALS_OVERRIDE
Literal field values will by default override other values such as metadata and content. Set this to false to revert to pre-4.0 behaviour- See Also:
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CAPTURE_ELEMENTS
static final String CAPTURE_ELEMENTS
Capture the specified fields (and everything included below it that isn't capture by some other capture field) separately from the default. This is different then the case of passing in an XPath expression.The Capture field is based on the localName returned to the
SolrContentHandler
by Tika, not to be confused by the mapped field. The field name can then be mapped into the index schema.For instance, a Tika document may look like:
<html> ... <body> <p>some text here. <div>more text</div></p> Some more text </body>
By passing in the p tag, you could capture all P tags separately from the rest of the t Thus, in the example, the capture of the P tag would be: "some text here. more text"- See Also:
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STREAM_TYPE
static final String STREAM_TYPE
The type of the stream. If not specified, Tika will use mime type detection.- See Also:
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RESOURCE_NAME
static final String RESOURCE_NAME
Optional. The file name. If specified, Tika can take this into account while guessing the MIME type.- See Also:
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RESOURCE_PASSWORD
static final String RESOURCE_PASSWORD
Optional. The password for this resource. Will be used instead of the rule based password lookup mechanisms- See Also:
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UNKNOWN_FIELD_PREFIX
static final String UNKNOWN_FIELD_PREFIX
Optional. If specified, the prefix will be prepended to all Metadata, such that it would be possible to setup a dynamic field to automatically capture it- See Also:
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DEFAULT_FIELD
static final String DEFAULT_FIELD
Optional. If specified and the name of a potential field cannot be determined, the default Field specified will be used instead.- See Also:
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PASSWORD_MAP_FILE
static final String PASSWORD_MAP_FILE
Optional. If specified, loads the file as a source for password lookups for Tika encrypted documents.File format is Java properties format with one key=value per line. The key is evaluated as a regex against the file name, and the value is the password The rules are evaluated top-bottom, i.e. the first match will be used If you want a fallback password to be always used, supply a .*=<defaultmypassword> at the end
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