Github user jskora commented on the issue:
https://github.com/apache/nifi/pull/252
So, the problems you had with the JPG file are two separate issues.
- The default `BodyContentHandler` passed to the parser can only handle
100,000 bytes, so any file larger than that produces that message and is only
partially parsed. **_I fixed this by adding an optional `Content Buffer Size`
property to allow that to be increased or set to unlimited and related tests._**
- The Tika JPEG parser appears to have a reference error. It references
the class `com.drew.lang.BufferReader` but that does not appear to be in the
Tika package or the version of the Drew Noakes Metadata Extractor package that
Tika references. **_I'm looking into whether updating to a newer Tika will fix
this or if we have dependency conflicts causing the problem._**
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