You *probaby* can update the Tika libraries in Solr, but it'll be "interesting"
to get all the right ones updated, there are a bunch of them in Tika. And I
make no guarantees.
If it proves difficult, it's not too hard to write a SolrJ program that does
the Tika extraction and run it on a client to
I tried to import some documents into SOLR Cloud using Apache Manifold.
TIKA started throwing exceptions for various documents
The exception reads like the following:
org.apache.solr.common.SolrException
at org.apache.solr.handler.extraction.ExtractionDocumentLoader.load(
ExtractingDocumentLoade
