Why To Migrate? Here are the key reasons to use the new API provided by GroupDocs.Metadata for Java starting from version 20.2:
The* Metadata* class is introduced as a single entry point to manage metadata in files of all supported formats. Extracting and updating metadata was unified for all supported formats. The product architecture was redesigned from scratch in order to simplify most common operations with metadata properties. Getting document information and preview generation procedures were simplified....Search Product Solution GroupDocs.Editor Product Solution GroupDocs...
This article explains how to access IPTC metadata in a file of any supported format, GroupDocs.Metadata for Java provides the IIptc.getIptcPackage method....Search Product Solution GroupDocs.Editor Product Solution GroupDocs...
The OperationFinished event occurs when an index operation completes – indexing, updating, merging, or optimizing (segment merging)...Search Product Solution GroupDocs.Editor Product Solution GroupDocs...
This article explains how to use custom caching implementation with GroupDocs.Viewer within your .NET applications....Search Product Solution GroupDocs.Editor Product Solution GroupDocs...
This article shows how to access XMP metadata in a file of any supported format....Search Product Solution GroupDocs.Editor Product Solution GroupDocs...
Create email messages with dynamic subject, body, and recipients from data sources using templates....Search Product Solution GroupDocs.Editor Product Solution GroupDocs...
This article defines fuzzy search and describes its capabilities in GroupDocs.Search....Search Product Solution GroupDocs.Editor Product Solution GroupDocs...
Learn this article and check how to convert Microsoft Word DOC/DOCX and Open Document ODT/OTT files hiding comments and tracked changes panel, setting default font and applying font substitution using features of GroupDocs.Conversion for .NET API....Search Product Solution GroupDocs.Editor Product Solution GroupDocs...
First of all you need to create an index. An index can be created in memory or on disk. An index created in memory cannot be saved after exiting your program. In contrast, an index created on disk may be loaded in the future to continue working....Search Product Solution GroupDocs.Editor Product Solution GroupDocs...