Tika solr integration?

Your problem is due to the fact that the default handler for ExtractingRequestHandler defined in the solrconfig. Xml put all the Tika's not identified extracted fields into fields named 'ingored_XXXXX To solve this, you can simply add to your Solr configuration a field name 'ignored_*' like this: dynamicField name="ignored_*" type="ignored Don't forget to add also the ignored type if you remove it from the default configuration: fieldtype name="ignored" stored="false" indexed="false" multiValued="true" class="solr. StrField This will stop your Solr from crashing when Tika index fields that Solr don't know of.

Your problem is due to the fact that the default handler for ExtractingRequestHandler defined in the solrconfig. Xml put all the Tika's not identified extracted fields into fields named 'ingored_XXXXX'. To solve this, you can simply add to your Solr configuration a field name 'ignored_*' like this: Don't forget to add also the ignored type if you remove it from the default configuration: This will stop your Solr from crashing when Tika index fields that Solr don't know of.

Thanks I did the same thing .. I forgot to put dynamic field ... it was exactly same what you mentioned .. and good thing about that now we are getting very good result after integrating with tika .. thanks jens – naveen gupta Jun 28 at 17:07.

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