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Shinichiro Abe updated TIKA-936:
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    Description: 
When extracting from the zip files which are zipped at Windows OS(Japanese), 
the file name extracted from zip is garbled.

ZipArchiveInputStream has three constructors. 
Modifying like the below, the file name was not garbled.
I specified the encoding - SJIS.

{code:title=PackageExtractor|borderStyle=solid}
public void parse(InputStream stream)
 :
 //unpack(new ZipArchiveInputStream(stream), xhtml);  
 unpack(new ZipArchiveInputStream(stream,"SJIS",true), xhtml); 
 :
{code}

In first constructor -the platform's default encoding- UTF-8 is used. 
In my case the encoding of my computer is UTF-8, the encoding of zip file is 
SJIS,
so the file name was garbled.
We will get garbled file name if there is a difference of 
encoding between -platform- this constructor and zip file.

I want Tika to parse zip by giving some kind of encoding parameter per file,
Where should I give the encoding, somewhere in Metadata 
or ParseContext? Please support this.
I am using Tika via Solr(SolrCell), so when posting zip file to Solr
I want to add encoding parameter to the request.

  was:
When extracting from the zip files which are zipped at Windows OS(Japanese), 
the file name extracted from zip is garbled.

ZipArchiveInputStream has three constructors. 
Modifying like the below, the file name was not garbled.
I specified the encoding - SJIS.

{code:title=PackageExtractor|borderStyle=solid}
public void parse(InputStream stream)
 :
 //unpack(new ZipArchiveInputStream(stream), xhtml);  
 unpack(new ZipArchiveInputStream(stream,"SJIS",true), xhtml); 
 :
{code}

In first constructor the platform's default encoding is used. 
In my case the encoding of my computer is UTF-8, the encoding of zip file is 
SJIS,
so the file name was garbled.
We will get garbled file name if there is a difference of 
encoding between platform and zip file.

I want Tika to parse zip by giving some kind of encoding parameter per file,
Where should I give the encoding, somewhere in Metadata 
or ParseContext? Please support this.
I am using Tika via Solr(SolrCell), so when posting zip file to Solr
I want to add encoding parameter to the request.

    
> encoding of ZipArchiveInputStream
> ---------------------------------
>
>                 Key: TIKA-936
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TIKA-936
>             Project: Tika
>          Issue Type: Wish
>          Components: parser
>    Affects Versions: 1.1
>            Reporter: Shinichiro Abe
>         Attachments: x-日本語メモ.zip
>
>
> When extracting from the zip files which are zipped at Windows OS(Japanese), 
> the file name extracted from zip is garbled.
> ZipArchiveInputStream has three constructors. 
> Modifying like the below, the file name was not garbled.
> I specified the encoding - SJIS.
> {code:title=PackageExtractor|borderStyle=solid}
> public void parse(InputStream stream)
>  :
>  //unpack(new ZipArchiveInputStream(stream), xhtml);  
>  unpack(new ZipArchiveInputStream(stream,"SJIS",true), xhtml); 
>  :
> {code}
> In first constructor -the platform's default encoding- UTF-8 is used. 
> In my case the encoding of my computer is UTF-8, the encoding of zip file is 
> SJIS,
> so the file name was garbled.
> We will get garbled file name if there is a difference of 
> encoding between -platform- this constructor and zip file.
> I want Tika to parse zip by giving some kind of encoding parameter per file,
> Where should I give the encoding, somewhere in Metadata 
> or ParseContext? Please support this.
> I am using Tika via Solr(SolrCell), so when posting zip file to Solr
> I want to add encoding parameter to the request.

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