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  1. Upcoming Release of GroupDocs.Redaction for Java

    Big News! We are going to launch GroupDocs.Redaction API for Java platform very soon. Similar to the .NET version, GroupDocs.Redaction for Java would be a backend API for removing sensitive and classified information from the popular document formats. As far as the supported features are concerned, this is going to be a replica of GroupDocs.Redaction for .NET. Through this API, we aim to provide you a single, format-independent interface containing a set of redaction methods to redact text, metadata, and annotations....Text Redaction using Regular Expression Support of region redactions...

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  2. Migration Notes | GroupDocs

    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....using Regular Expressions Finding Metadata using Regular Expressions...metadata from a file using a regular expression. Old API Pattern pattern...

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  3. Extract Text Areas from Document Pages using Gr...

    Today, we are excited to announce the release of version 18.7 of GroupDocs.Parser for .NET. The latest release supports extracting text areas from document pages. This feature may help you getting data for text analysis. We recommend you to upgrade the API to the latest version and share your valuable feedback. Extracting Text AreasExtracting text areas is useful when you need to get the data for text analysis. To extract text areas, text extractors implement their own internal private class and provide DocumentContent property (see PdfTextExtractor as the sample)....TextAreaSearchOption(); // Set a regular expression to search 'Invoice #...# XXX' text searchOptions.Expression = "\\s?INVOICE\\s?#\\s?[0-9]+";...

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  4. GroupDocs.Metadata 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....replace metadata using a regular expression, read DublinCore metadata...replace metadata using a regular expression, read DublinCore metadata...

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  5. Create custom format handler | GroupDocs

    This article shows how to implement one or several interfaces for the document's features and required redaction....occurrences of given regular expression with text or a color...annotations, matching given regular expression IRasterizableDocumen...

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  6. Migration Notes | GroupDocs

    Why To Migrate? Here are the key reasons to use the new API provided by GroupDocs.Metadata for .NET starting from version 19.11: 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....using Regular Expressions Finding Metadata using Regular Expressions...metadata from a file using a regular expression. Old API Regex pattern...

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  7. Introducing GroupDocs.Redaction for .NET - An A...

    Finally, the wait is over! We have released the first version of GroupDocs.Redaction for .NET. As we have mentioned in the pre-release blog post, GroupDocs.Redaction for .NET is an API to redact, hide or remove sensitive content & metadata from word processing documents, worksheets, presentations, and PDF files within your .NET applications. The API provides a single format-independent interface supporting various redaction types such as text redaction, metadata redaction, annotation redaction, and tabular document redaction....Text Redaction using Regular Expression Metadata Redaction Searching...

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  8. Search and highlight text in the loaded documen...

    Search text by literal or regex and highlight found text in the document, loaded to the GroupDocs.Viewer for Java...(text literal) or by a regular expression (RegEx). Highlighting...literal ( false ) or as a regular expression ( true ). Default is...

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  9. Features Overview | GroupDocs

    Note GroupDocs.Parser is a feature-reach document data parsing API. Here you may find description of the most important features. Parse Document by Template GroupDocs.Parser allows to parse documents by user-defined templates. It is easy to crate a template with data field definitions, table definitions. Then it’s easy to use the template (just pass the Template object to parseByTemplate(Template) method) and extract data such as prices, invoices, tables from your typical documents....text by a keyword or regular expression; get a text around of...document using keywords or regular expression. Please use method and...

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  10. GroupDocs Blog

    GroupDocs Blog - GroupDocs Blog | Document Automation Solutions for .NET & Java Developers...replace metadata using a regular expression, read DublinCore metadata...replace metadata using a regular expression, read DublinCore metadata...

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