Re: Tika parsers 1.14-SNAPSHOT parses empty content depending to Apache POI 3.15

[Simone Tripodi]

Hi Nick,
thanks a lot for your kind reply - the OSGi bundle is exactly what I was
looking for and made the whole thing working, thanks a lot! :)
All the best!
-Simo

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On Wed, Oct 12, 2016 at 5:29 PM, Nick Burch  wrote:

> On Wed, 12 Oct 2016, Simone Tripodi wrote:
>
>> while upgrading the system where I've been working on, I updated Apache
>> POI
>> to version 3.15, then Tika (currently tika-parsers-1.7, I am
>> testing tika-parsers-1.14-SNAPSHOT)
>>
>
> You can't just upgrade one jar. You need to use all of the POI jars
> together from the same version, all of their required dependencies, and the
> matching Tika jars for that POI version. Oh, and the other Tika
> dependencies for the other parsers!
>
> For testing, you could just get the Tika App jar, pop that on your
> classpath in place of all the Tika + Tika dependency jars, then test. To
> upgrade fully, you should either use a dependency management system like
> Maven or Gradle, or the OSGi bundle with an OSGi framework
>
> Nick
>

Re: Tika parsers 1.14-SNAPSHOT parses empty content depending to Apache POI 3.15

[Nick Burch]

On Wed, 12 Oct 2016, Simone Tripodi wrote:

while upgrading the system where I've been working on, I updated Apache POI
to version 3.15, then Tika (currently tika-parsers-1.7, I am
testing tika-parsers-1.14-SNAPSHOT)


You can't just upgrade one jar. You need to use all of the POI jars 
together from the same version, all of their required dependencies, and 
the matching Tika jars for that POI version. Oh, and the other Tika 
dependencies for the other parsers!


For testing, you could just get the Tika App jar, pop that on your 
classpath in place of all the Tika + Tika dependency jars, then test. To 
upgrade fully, you should either use a dependency management system like 
Maven or Gradle, or the OSGi bundle with an OSGi framework


Nick