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<route>
<!-- Read temperatures from the owfs directory structure. --> 

<from uri="file:/Users/mark/work/test?noop=true&amp;readLock=none&amp;idempotent=false&amp;delay=10000&amp;antInclude=*/temperature&amp;recursive=true" />

<!-- Get temp and add date/time -->
<transform>
    <simple>${bodyAs(String)} at ${date:now:yyyy-MM-dd hh:mm:ss}</simple>
</transform>

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<processes>
    <!-- Process for A -->
    <process id="id-process-A">
       <!-- Pipelines for A -->
      <pipelines>
        <pipeline id="id-pipeline-A1">
          <cmdlines>
            <cmdline  id="id-cmdline1-fo-a-and-b">
              <!-- Command line for A FO -->
            </cmdline>

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1) Download tika-app-1.3.jar from here http://www.apache.org/dyn/closer.cgi/tika/tika-app-1.3.jar
2) Move it from Downloads to somewhere more useful. I created a folder called work.
3) The tika jar is actually an application. So, you can now either 
        a) Double-click on it to start it up. You'll get a little ui, and drag a file into the window.
                You can use the view menu to switch type of output, text, xml etc

        b) Use it as part of a program. Open a command-prompt (Applications,Utilities,Terminal)
                cd to the folder where you put the jar
                type java -jar tika-app-1.3.jar -x [filename] where [filename] is the file you want to read.
                -x gives you xml, -t text etc.