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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 2.4.0.

Example:

Code Block
<properties>
  <server>
    <params>
      <port>9999</port>
      <forkedJvmArgs>
        <arg>-Xmx2g</arg>
      </forkedJvmArgs>
      <endpoints>
        <endpoint>rmeta</endpoint>
      </endpoints>
    </params>
    <tlsConfig>
      <params>
        <active>true</active>
        <keyStoreType>myType</keyStoreType>
        <keyStorePassword>pass</keyStorePassword>
        <keyStoreFile>/something/or/other</keyStoreFile>
        <trustStoreType>myType2</trustStoreType>
        <trustStorePassword>pass2</trustStorePassword>
        <trustStoreFile>/something/or/other2</trustStoreFile>
      </params>
    </tlsConfig>
  </server>
</properties>


If you are new to TLS, see our README.txt for how we generated client and server keystores and truststores for our unit tests.

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.