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Rich file indexing & searching #2
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It’s deprecated in favor of ingest-attachement.
W dniu śr., 1.08.2018 o 19:12 Adam Pardyl <[email protected]>
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Seems that both Solr and ElasticSearch use Tika for document extraction. I guess we can just use the one, that has better API/integration. |
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I think @ArcCha is already working on this? |
Indeed.
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Removed this from MVP milestone as current solution used by KSIUJ does not provide this. |
Mordor should provide an ability to automatically index uploaded files (including contents) and then allow searching through collected metadata (also full text search).
Possible solutions:
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