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  1. GroupDocs.Assembly Engine APIs | Documentation

    Note In this article, we will discuss the behavior of GroupDocs.Assembly APIs. Overview of the API Classes of GroupDocs.Assembly are located within the GroupDocs.Assembly namespace. The main of the classes is DocumentAssembler. All the functionality required to build a report from a template is assembled within the class. Building Reports To build a report from a template, you can use one of the com.groupdocs.assembly.DocumentAssembler overloads. The following table describes parameters of these overloads....populated with a data from the specified source and becomes a ready...dataSource An object providing a data to populate the specified template...

    docs.groupdocs.com/assembly/java/groupdocs-asse...
  2. Implement custom encryption with Metadata signa...

    This article explains how to implement custom encryption for MetaData electronic signatures....methods to encrypt and decrypt data. Here are the steps to embed...GroupDocs.Signature: Define custom data encryption class that implements...

    docs.groupdocs.com/signature/net/implement-cust...
  3. Search for embedded object with custom encrypti...

     This article explains how to search for embedded electronic signatures with custom encryption in document metaData. This topic contains example of custom encryption, class definition and search for encrypted objects in the document metaData with GroupDocs.Signature....encrypted and have embedded data objects. ability to search for...and decrypt them to original source values ability to search for...

    docs.groupdocs.com/signature/java/search-for-em...
  4. Merge and split CSV files in C# - GroupDocs.Merger

    This article explains how to merge and split CSV files using C# language with GroupDocs.Merger for .NET API. Simplify Data handling with effective file management....Information Overview # In the world of data management, handling Comma Separated...widely used for storing tabular data such as spreadsheets or databases...

    blog.groupdocs.com/merger/merge-and-split-csv-u...
  5. GroupDocs.Assembly Engine APIs | Documentation

    Note In this article, we will discuss the behavior of GroupDocs.Assembly APIs. Overview of the API Classes of GroupDocs.Assembly are located within the GroupDocs.Assembly namespace. The main of the classes is DocumentAssembler. All the functionality required to build a report from a template is assembled within the class. Building Reports To build a report from a template, you can use one of the DocumentAssembler.AssembleDocument overloads. The following table describes parameters of these overloads....populated with a data from the specified source and becomes a ready...dataSource An object providing a data to populate the specified template...

    docs.groupdocs.com/assembly/net/groupdocs-assem...
  6. Search for embedded object with custom serializ...

     This article explains how to search for embedded electronic signatures with custom serialization in document metaData. This topic contains example of custom serialization, class definition and search for serialized objects in the document metaData with GroupDocs.Signature....encrypted and have embedded data objects. ability to search for...and decrypt them to original source values ability to search for...

    docs.groupdocs.com/signature/net/search-for-emb...
  7. Search for embedded and encrypted objects in Me...

     This section explains how to search for embedded electronic signatures into the document metaData with GroupDocs.Signature API. Also this topic shows the way to customize Data serialization, encryption and class definition with ability to embed it into the metaData electronic signature....encrypted or contains custom data objects. Ability to search for...and decrypt them to original source values. Ability to search for...

    docs.groupdocs.com/signature/java/search-embed-...
  8. Releasing Next Generation GroupDocs.Assembly fo...

    It’s time to lay a hand on Next Generation GroupDocs.Assembly for .NET. GroupDocs releases this product with the extinct features that you may have not experienced before. Variety of document formats are introduced, numerous Data Sources are supported. Document automation and report generation was never so easy. Why Next Generation GroupDocs.Assembly? The legacy 1.3.0 version of GroupDocs.Assembly for .NET had limitations. For example, in order to generate a report in any of the supported, complex coding efforts were required for creating templates and then, generating any report....are introduced, numerous data sources are supported. Document...brings power of C# and LINQ based data manipulations directly into...

    blog.groupdocs.com/assembly/simplest-api-for-do...
  9. Search for embedded and encrypted objects in QR...

     This section explains how to search for embedded electronic signatures into the QR-Code electronic signatures with GroupDocs.Signature API. Also this topic shows the way to customize Data serialization and encryption same as provides the class definition with ability to embed it into the QR-Code electronic signature....encrypted or contains embedded data objects. Summary the abilities...and decrypt them to original source values ability to search for...

    docs.groupdocs.com/signature/java/search-embed-...
  10. GroupDocs.Assembly for .NET – Generate Word & P...

    GroupDocs.Assembly for .NET is a comprehensive library for generating documents and reports by merging your templates and Data. With GroupDocs.Assembly, you can generate any type of document that requires custom Data input. These could be invoices, NDAs, sales quotes, employment letters, reports, etc. The library supports Microsoft Word, Excel and PDF templates, and allows you to save the final, assembled documents in either of these formats. Just like all GroupDocs libraries, GroupDocs....by merging your templates and data. With GroupDocs.Assembly, you...document that requires custom data input. These could be invoices...

    blog.groupdocs.com/assembly/groupdocs-assembly-...