THIS IS A TEST INSTANCE. ALL YOUR CHANGES WILL BE LOST!!!!
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Tika Server now has the ability to be spawned with SSL enabled by providing a keystore/Truststore as part of the configuration, this is likely to change but is available as part of Tika 2.4
Example:
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<properties> |
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<server> |
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<params> |
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<port>9999</port> |
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<forkedJvmArgs> |
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<arg>-Xmx2g</arg> |
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</forkedJvmArgs> |
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<endpoints> |
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<endpoint>rmeta</endpoint> |
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</endpoints> |
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</params> |
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<tlsConfig> |
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<params> |
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<active>true</active> |
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<keyStoreType>myType</keyStoreType> |
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<keyStorePassword>pass</keyStorePassword> |
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<keyStoreFile>/something/or/other</keyStoreFile> |
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<trustStoreType>myType2</trustStoreType> |
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<trustStorePassword>pass2</trustStorePassword> |
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<trustStoreFile>/something/or/other2</trustStoreFile> |
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</params> |
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</tlsConfig> |
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</server> |
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</properties> |
Architecture
Tika Server is based on JSR 311 for a network serve. The server package uses the Apache CXF framework that provides an implementation of JAX-RS for Java.