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ContentExtractorType Enumeration

Identifies the specific IContentExtractor derived content extractor interface type.

Namespace: OpenDiscoverSDK.Interfaces.Extractors
Assembly: OpenDiscoverSDK.Interfaces (in OpenDiscoverSDK.Interfaces.dll) Version: 2025.4.4.0 (2025.4.4)
Syntax
C#
[DataContractAttribute]
public enum ContentExtractorType
Members
Member nameValueDescription
Document0IDocumentContentExtractor - document content extractor interface. This interface supports at least one of the following for document formats that it is returned for: text, metadata, and attachment/embedded child document extraction.
Archive1IArchiveExtractor - archive extractor interface supports extraction of compressed/uncompressed items from archives (e.g., .zip, .7z, .rar, .tar, etc).
MailStore2IMailStoreExtractor - mail store extractor interface supports extraction of email messages from a mail store (e.g., PST, OST, MBOX, etc.).
MessagingStore3IMessagingStoreExtractor - messaging store extractor interface supports extraction of instant messages from a message store (e.g., Slack Export, Skype Export, etc.).
DocumentStore4IDocumentStoreExtractor - document store extractor interface supports extraction of documents from a document store (e.g., Lotus Notes 'database' Domino DXL export file).
LargeEncodedText5ILargeEncodedTextExtractor - content extractor interface for "large" encoded text based files. The subjective term "large" is determined by the LargeDocumentCritera value.
Unsupported6IUnsupportedExtractor - unsupported document file format type extractor interface. For unsupported document formats, a binary-to-text extractor is returned for extracting often useful text from the binary file.
LargeUnsupported7ILargeUnsupportedExtractor - "large" unsupported document type content extractor interface. The subjective term "large" is determined by the LargeDocumentCritera value.
Database8IDatabaseExtractor - database extractor interface supports extraction of table text and documents from a database file.
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