Why to migrate? Here are the key reasons to use the new updated API provided by GroupDocs.Annotation for Java since version 19.8:
The Annotator class introduced as a single entry point to manage the document annotating process to any supported File format (instead of AnnotationImageHandler class in previous versions). The overall rendering speed improved dramatically by saving rendered page as soon as it was rendered, not when all pages list were rendered....Editor Product Solution GroupDocs...annotating process to any supported file format (instead of AnnotationImageHandl...
GroupDocs.Parser provides the functionality to extract data from emails. Both email message (eml, msg) and Outlook Storage (ost, pst) formats are supported. Also POP, IMAP and Exchange Web Services protocols are supported....Editor Product Solution GroupDocs...Information Store File Microsoft Outlook Offline Data File More resources...
This article explains how to add document to Presentation via OLE with GroupDocs.Merger within your Java applications....Editor Product Solution GroupDocs...Initialise class with embedded file path and page number; Instantiate...
GroupDocs.Search allows indexing documents from various sources....Editor Product Solution GroupDocs...various sources: From files in the file system. From a stream...
GroupDocs hosts all Java APIs on GroupDocs Repository. You can easily use GroupDocs.Watermark for Java API directly in your Maven projects with simple configurations.
Specify GroupDocs Repository Configuration First, you need to specify GroupDocs repository configuration/location in your Maven pom.xml as follows: GroupDocsJavaAPIGroupDocs Java APIhttps://releases.groupdocs.com/java/repo/ Define GroupDocs.Watermark for Java API Dependency Then define GroupDocs.Watermark for Java API dependency in your pom.xml as follows:
com....Editor Product Solution GroupDocs...Windows) or install.sh (for Linux) file to install the library in your...
Installation from GroupDocs Repository using Maven GroupDocs hosts all Java APIs on GroupDocs Repository. You can easily use GroupDocs.Parser for Java API directly in your Maven projects with simple configurations.
Specify GroupDocs Repository Configuration First, you need to specify GroupDocs repository configuration/location in your Maven pom.xml as follows:
GroupDocsJavaAPIGroupDocs Java APIhttps://releases.groupdocs.com/java/repo/ Define GroupDocs.Parser for Java API Dependency Then define GroupDocs.Parser for Java API dependency in your pom....Editor Product Solution GroupDocs...Windows) or install.sh (for Linux) file to install the library in your...
Learn this article and check how to obtain default convert options for specific conversion format with GroupDocs.Conversion for Java API. ...Editor Product Solution GroupDocs...Leave feedback When dealing with file format conversions, certain...
Introduction to Web Report Generator Powered by GroupDocs.Assembly for .NET Web Report Generator is an ASP.NET Web forms application using GroupDocs.Assembly for .NET that demonstrates the core functionalities provided by GroupDocs.Assembly for .NET. The Web Report Generator allows user to easily create reports based on: a) Predefined custom templates (created in Supported Document Formats following Supported Template Syntax) and b) Your own database (MS SQL Server local OR Remote) tables, views and also with custom query....Editor Product Solution GroupDocs...Template file. Upload and use MS Excel Template file. Upload and...
Detecting the GIF version The following sample of code will help you to detect the version of a loaded GIF image and extract some additional File format information.
Load a GIF image Extract the root metadata package Use the getGifImageType method to obtain File format information advanced_usage.managing_metadata_for_specific_formats.image.gif.GifReadFileFormatProperties
try (Metadata metadata = new Metadata(Constants.InputGif)) { GifRootPackage root = metadata.getRootPackageGeneric(); System.out.println(root.getGifImageType().getFileFormat()); System.out.println(root.getGifImageType().getVersion()); System.out.println(root.getGifImageType().getByteOrder()); System.out.println(root.getGifImageType().getMimeType()); System.out.println(root.getGifImageType().getExtension()); System.out.println(root.getGifImageType().getWidth()); System.out.println(root.getGifImageType().getHeight()); } Working with XMP Metadata GroupDocs....Editor Product Solution GroupDocs...and extract some additional file format information. a GIF image...