Thanks Nick. The Tika bundle does not contain tika-core. it contains all necessary dependencies and the parsers. thats why i had to install tika-core. I think if the bundle contained tika-core there wouldn't be a problem.
On 03/08/12 13:15, Nick Burch wrote: > On Thu, 8 Mar 2012, Shalom Ben-Zvi wrote: >> I installed tika-bundle-1.0 and tika-core-1.0 into servicemix. >> I'm invoking Tika from my bundle, actually a camel route. > > I don't know a lot about OSGi, but that might be your issue - you have > some bits of Tika coming from a bundle, and some bits from outside. Do > you not need to ensure that everything is in the same place? Also, the > bundle normally does have Tika Core in it > > Nick
