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  1. Convert to XML or JSON data with advanced optio...

    Learn how to convert Documents to XML or JSON data using GroupDocs.Conversion for Java....Comparison Product Solution GroupDocs...Acquisition Ask AI GroupDocs Documentation / GroupDocs.Conversion Product...

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  2. Spell checking | Documentation

    This article shows that how spell checking works during the search....Comparison Product Solution GroupDocs...Acquisition Ask AI GroupDocs Documentation / GroupDocs.Search Product...

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  3. Removing metadata | Documentation

    Example demonstrates some advanced usage scenarios of the GroupDocs.Metadata search engine allowing to remove metadata properties...Comparison Product Solution GroupDocs...Acquisition Ask AI GroupDocs Documentation / GroupDocs.Metadata Product...

    docs.groupdocs.com/metadata/net/removing-metadata/
  4. Logging | Documentation

    This article demonstrates that how creating and assigning a logger of an index, as well as on the implementation of a custom logger using search API....Comparison Product Solution GroupDocs...Acquisition Ask AI GroupDocs Documentation / GroupDocs.Search Product...

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  5. Index lifecycle | Documentation

    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....Comparison Product Solution GroupDocs...Events Acquisition GroupDocs Documentation / GroupDocs.Search Product...

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  6. Add Distance Annotation to JPG using C#

    This article is designed to assist you how to add distance annotation in JPG using C# along with comprehensive steps to insert distance annotation to JPG in C#....Comparison Product Family GroupDocs...between two points in JPG documents, especially in applications...

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  7. How to Add Point Annotation in PDF using Java

    This article provides step-by-step guide on how to add point annotation in PDF using Java. It also includes code example to insert point annotation to PDF in Java....Comparison Product Family GroupDocs...usability and clarity of your PDF documents. We will provide a step-by-step...

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  8. Technical Support | Documentation

    GroupDocs.Comparison for Java provides free technical support available to all users. Please report your question, issue, or feature request using GroupDocs Free Support Forum....Comparison Product Solution GroupDocs...AI GroupDocs Documentation / GroupDocs.Comparison Product Family...

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  9. Removing metadata | Documentation

    Not all metadata properties extracted from a file are marked with tags. Some file formats and metadata standards allow adding fully custom properties that can’t be properly tagged by the library since their purpose is not clearly defined in the appropriate format/standard specification. In such cases, you can use the name of the property to locate and remove it. The following example demonstrates some advanced usage scenarios of the GroupDocs.Metadata search engine allowing to remove metadata properties....Comparison Product Solution GroupDocs...Acquisition Ask AI GroupDocs Documentation / GroupDocs.Metadata Product...

    docs.groupdocs.com/metadata/java/removing-metad...
  10. Logging | Documentation

    This page contains information on creating and assigning a logger of an index, as well as on the implementation of a custom logger. Use of standard file logger In order to save information about events and errors in an index into a file, you should use the standard file logger or your own custom logger. It is important to remember that each time you open an existing index, you must create and assign an instance of the logger again, because the logger is not saved....Comparison Product Solution GroupDocs...Acquisition Ask AI GroupDocs Documentation / GroupDocs.Search Product...

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