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  1. EditableDocument | GroupDocs

    This documentation section explains features of the EditableDocument class when editing documents with GroupDocs.Editor for Node.js via Java API....Comparison Product Solution GroupDocs...html file and an accompanying folder with resources (images, stylesheets...

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  2. Spelling corrector | GroupDocs

    This article gives the knowledge of the API methods which can be used to perform operations about spelling corrector using Java....Comparison Product Solution GroupDocs...an index from in specified folder const index = new groupdocs...

    docs.groupdocs.com/search/nodejs-java/spelling-...
  3. Character replacement during indexing | GroupDocs

    Character replacement during indexing can be used, for example, to convert all text to lowercase characters or to remove diacritics from text....Comparison Product Solution GroupDocs...Family / GroupDocs.Search for Java / Developer Guide / Advanced...

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  4. Search by chunks | GroupDocs

    This article gives the knowledge about the ability to perform search by chunks using Java search API....Comparison Product Solution GroupDocs...Family / GroupDocs.Search for Java / Developer Guide / Advanced...

    docs.groupdocs.com/search/java/search-by-chunks/
  5. Fuzzy search | GroupDocs

    This article gives the knowledge about the fuzzy search definition, and its capabilities in GroupDocs.Search using Java search API....Comparison Product Solution GroupDocs...GroupDocs.Search, and fuzzy search Java examples with use of GroupDocs...

    docs.groupdocs.com/search/nodejs-java/fuzzy-sea...
  6. Render archives as HTML, PDF, and image files |...

    This topic describes how to use the GroupDocs.Viewer Java API to display a list of archive content in HTML, PDF, PNG, and JPEG formats and to extract arbitrary file from archive....Comparison Product Solution GroupDocs...Family / GroupDocs.Viewer for Java / Document rendering basics...

    docs.groupdocs.com/viewer/java/render-archive-f...
  7. Spell checking | GroupDocs

    This article shows that how spell checking works during the search....Comparison Product Solution GroupDocs...Family / GroupDocs.Search for Java / Developer Guide / Advanced...

    docs.groupdocs.com/search/java/spell-checking/
  8. Logging | GroupDocs

    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...Family / GroupDocs.Search for Java / Developer Guide / Advanced...

    docs.groupdocs.com/search/java/logging/
  9. Logging | GroupDocs

    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...an index from the specified folder index . add ( documentsFolder...

    docs.groupdocs.com/search/nodejs-java/logging/
  10. Indexing with stop words | GroupDocs

    Stop words are frequently used words that do not carry a semantic meaning and can be removed from an index to reduce its size. You can enable or disable the use of stop words by calling the setUseStopWords method of the IndexSettings class. The default value is true, meaning that stop words are filtered during indexing and not added to the index. A list of stop words to use during indexing can be specified in the stop word dictionary....Comparison Product Solution GroupDocs...Family / GroupDocs.Search for Java / Developer Guide / Advanced...

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