Hi Milos, On 3/10/13 4:16 AM, "Milos" <[email protected]> wrote:
>Mattmann, Chris A (388J <chris.a.mattmann@...> writes: > >> >> Hey Milos, >> >> Tika server is the JAX-RS server. >> >> Good differentiation here on stack overflow: >> >> >>http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12231630/how-to-use-tika-in-server-mod >>e > > >Ok I understand now. > >The way how I submit the file for parsing is not so important to me. Got it. >So I could >use both versions. But the main question remains. Does someone know if >these >servers were immune to errors in a way that it is not needed to restart >jvm if >something goes wrong with parsing? It's really hard without a specific example to tell you yes or no here. I can tell you that both applications are based on the same underlying core, so unless they contain some magic capability in them to handle this specific to tika-app or tika-server, then unless that capability is in tika-core then it's not there. >Also what are the performance implications of >using one or another version? The REST one (tika-server) is HTTP, and other (tika-app) is simply Tika over a socket -- I would imagine tika-app to be faster, but have not benchmarked. Would be very happy to see a comparison if you have the time. Thanks! Cheers, Chris
