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The following example demonstrates how to load a file from a local disk.
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JavaScript try { const Metadata = new groupdocs.Metadata.Metadata("input.one"); } More resources Advanced usage topics To learn more about library features and get familiar how to manage Metadata and more, please refer to theadvanced usage section.
GitHub examples You may easily run the code above and see the feature in action in our GitHub examples:
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Installation without build tools (manual JAR setup) If you don’t use Maven/Gradle/Ivy/SBT, you can add GroupDocs.Metadata for Java to the classpath manually.
1) Download the JAR Go to the latest version of groupdocs-Metadata in the GroupDocs Java repository. Download groupdocs-Metadata-.jar. 2) Add the JAR to your project IntelliJ IDEA
File → Project Structure → Modules → Dependencies. Click + → JARs or directories and select the downloaded JAR. Eclipse...Metadata Product Solution GroupDocs...Product Solution GroupDocs.Watermark Product Solution GroupDocs...