List of Listings

Chapter 2. Getting started with Tika

Listing 2.1. Built-in documentation of the Tika application

Listing 2.2. Simple text extractor example

Chapter 4. Document type detection

Listing 4.1. Basic MIME-info database file

Listing 4.2. C and C++ filename patterns

Listing 4.3. Simple type detector example

Chapter 5. Content extraction

Listing 5.1. Simple full-text indexer with Tika and Lucene

Listing 5.2. Tika parser interface

Chapter 6. Understanding metadata

Listing 6.1. Property class and support for XMP-like metadata

Listing 6.2. Metadata instances in Tika

Listing 6.3. Extending the Lucene indexer with generic metadata

Listing 6.4. Extending the Lucene indexer with content-specific metadata

Listing 6.5. Getting a list of recent files from the Lucene indexer

Listing 6.6. Using Tika metadata to convert to RSS

Chapter 7. Language detection

Listing 7.1. Source code of a language-detecting parser decorator

Chapter 8. What’s in a file?

Listing 8.1. Tika’s RSS feed parser exploiting RSS’s XML-based content structure

Listing 8.2. The latter half of the FeedParser’s parse method: extracting links

Listing 8.3. The Tika HDFParser’s parse method

Listing 8.4. The Tika HDFParser’s unravelStringMet method

Listing 8.5. Snippet of Tika’s HtmlHandler class that deals with meta tags

Listing 8.6. Leveraging directory information to extract file metadata

Listing 8.7. Tika’s LinkContentHandler class makes extracting file links a snap

Listing 8.8. A sample program to roll back a software version using Tika