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  1. GroupDocs.Search Product Family

    Document Automation APIs to enrich .NET and Java applications to view, edit, annotate, convert, compare, e-sign, parse, split, merge, redact, or classify documents of almost all the popular file formats....documents during indexing, filtering files before indexing, encoding...report about searching or indexing. The API has also added Fiction...

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  2. Stop word dictionary | GroupDocs

    This article gives the knowledge of the API methods which can be used to perform operations about stop word dictionary using Java....an index. Information on using stop words during indexing is...Creating an index from in specified folder const index = new groupdocs...

    docs.groupdocs.com/search/nodejs-java/stop-word...
  3. GroupDocs Blog

    GroupDocs Blog - GroupDocs Blog | Document Automation Solutions for .NET & Java Developers...version, you can now perform indexing of more than 1 TB of text...user experience. Support for Indexing of more than 1 TB of Text...

    blog.groupdocs.com/groupdocs.blog/page/60/
  4. GroupDocs Blog

    GroupDocs Blog - GroupDocs Blog | Document Automation Solutions for .NET & Java Developers...backup‑privilege extraction, improving indexing and reliability. GroupDocs...

    blog.groupdocs.com/groupdocs.blog/page/3/
  5. Migration Notes | GroupDocs

    Why To Migrate? Here are the main reasons for using the new updated API provided by GroupDocs.Search for .NET from version 19.9: Unified work with some similar entities to increase the intuitiveness of using API. The architecture of the product has been revised and optimized, so that some functions will work faster. Some entities have been renamed to improve code readability. The changes made to the API are not too significant, so the migration will not be too difficult....an index in the specified folder Index index = new Index ( indexFolder...); // Indexing documents from the specified folder index . AddToIndex...

    docs.groupdocs.com/search/net/migration-notes/
  6. Migration Notes | GroupDocs

    Why To Migrate? Here are the main reasons for using the new updated API provided by GroupDocs.Search for Java from version 19.10: Unified work with some similar entities to increase the intuitiveness of using API. The architecture of the product has been revised and optimized, so that some functions will work faster. Some entities have been renamed to improve code readability. The changes made to the API are not too significant, so the migration will not be too difficult....an index in the specified folder Index index = new Index ( indexFolder...); // Indexing documents from the specified folder index . addToIndex...

    docs.groupdocs.com/search/java/migration-notes/
  7. Document passwords | GroupDocs

    This article gives the knowledge of the API methods which can be used to perform operations about document passwords or password dictionary using Java....documents to be indexed. Information on indexing password protected...Creating an index from in specified folder const index = new groupdocs...

    docs.groupdocs.com/search/nodejs-java/document-...
  8. Phrase search | GroupDocs

    This article gives the knowledge about phrase search definition as well as a phrase search description using Java search API....sequence of words in the text of indexed documents. In text form, the...Creating an index in the specified folder const index = new groupdocs...

    docs.groupdocs.com/search/nodejs-java/phrase-se...
  9. Delete indexed paths | GroupDocs

    GroupDocs.Search for Java supports the ability to remove indexed files and folders from an index. Only files or folders that were explicitly added to the index can be deleted....Usage / Indexing / Delete indexed paths Delete indexed paths Leave...to remove indexed files and folders from an index. Only files...

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  10. Index lifecycle | GroupDocs

    The life cycle of an index begins at the moment of creating an instance of the Index class and first saving the index files to disk. The index life cycle ends when a folder containing index files is deleted. Below is a diagram of the recommended sequence of index life cycle states. Please note that the index life cycle does not consider the events of loading and unloading the index from RAM....Guide / Basic Usage / Index lifecycle Index lifecycle Leave feedback...feedback The life cycle of an index begins at the moment of creating...

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