Wednesday, February 28, 2007 1:06:16 PM
Subject: Re: Lius into apache incubator
Hi Rida,
I've been talking with Jukka Zitting (involved in Nutch) about parsing/Tika and
we started to sketch out some project objectives on the Wiki over there which
may be of interest:
http://code.google.com/p
Sent: Wednesday, 28 February, 2007 4:46:36 PM
Subject: Re: Lius into apache incubator
Hi Otis,
Many thanks for your comments, I'm so sorry for this late answer. I will add
lius as lucene contrib and I will change the licence to ASL.
There are some developper contributing to Lius but there ar
Hi Otis,
Many thanks for your comments, I'm so sorry for this late answer. I will add
lius as lucene contrib and I will change the licence to ASL.
There are some developper contributing to Lius but there are not very
active.
For the question : this is a Laval University project, right? But you wo
I'll echo what both Otis and Mark have said.
Lius does look useful, but there are many non-ASL'd dependencies (on
a quick glance in your lib directory) that would be very difficult to
resolve with the codebase here at the ASF.
Erik
On Jan 31, 2007, at 5:19 AM, markharw00d wrote:
I would prefer to see a good open-source framework pulling together a
collection of document parsers but which isn't tied directly to Lucene
(that binding would be via *another* project).
If the parser framework extracted document text in a standard
document-and-application-neutral form (XML/Jav
Hi Rida,
Some comments in no particular order:
- Looks useful
- This looks like a more expanded version of what Erik and I wrote for LIA, and
I know people often ask and use that code, so I know there is a need for a
framework that knows how to parse various document formats
- Nutch has some
