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Chris A. Mattmann commented on TIKA-1680:
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yeah I agree Nick for 1.x series we're golden. But if we're going to think 2.x
(which the point of this thread was) I'd like to do something better than
having to provide an e.g., alternative Tika config, etc. But like I said
before, code does the talking and so far I've just done talk. we'll see if I
can do some code next ;)
> Add configuration layer to configure, Parsers default configurable properties.
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Key: TIKA-1680
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TIKA-1680
> Project: Tika
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: config
> Reporter: Mario Costa
> Priority: Minor
>
> In several conditions, we want to change the default tika configuration, for
> some specific parsers, to change the behaviour of libraries/components
> wrapped in the parsers.
> Currently, the ParseContext class allows, for means of passing this default
> configuration.
> Add means, to load from a configuration database/files default configuration
> to override, currently hard coded, defaults.
> E.g. #TIKA-640, there are no means to change the defaults, by means of
> configuration files, with out having to change, tika source.
> - Sugestion
> - Add a ParserConfigurationFactory, to delegate configuration loading, to a
> database/property based file etc.
> - Allow for configuration factory instance to be configured via file, like
> tika-config.xml for Parsers.
> interface ParserConfigurationFactory {
> /**
> * Create or fille the given ParseContext with the default configuration for
> the parser class...
> */
> <P extends Parser> ParseContext getDefaultConfig(Class<P> class,
> ParseContext ctx);
> }
> Replace when creating a ParseContext, by
> ParseContext ctx =
> ParserConfigurationFactorySingleton.getSingleton().getDefaultConfig(...) ...
> Filling the configuration, given a set of properties, could be done via a
> class <ParserName>ConfigBuilder that know how to build and set the
> configuration properties in specific objects (such as MimeConfig), related to
> 3rd party external libraries ...
> Best regards,
> mc
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