So by using the SimplePostTool I can define the application type and handling
of specific documents (Such as word, powerpoint, xml, png, etcetera). I have
defined these and they are handled based on their type. In my file system
however, I have a large number of files that can be read as plain
I am copy-pasting the file extensions /from /the text document /into /the
source code, not /from /the source code. My typing mistake.
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I am working with Solr 4.8.1 to set up an enterprise search system.
The file system I am working with has numerous files with unique extension
types (ex .20039 .20040 .20041 etc.)
I am using the post.jar file included in the binary download (src:
SimplePostTool.java
So how do you expect these to be indexed? I mean what happens
if you run across a Word document? How about an mp3? Just
blasting all files up seems chancy. And doesn't just
'java -jar post.jar * ' do what you ask?
This seems like an XY problem, _why_ do you want
to do this? Because unless the