This article demonstrate that how to extract data from databases via JDBC... Was this page helpful? Not really Yes, thanks...tell us how we can improve this page. Skip Send Thank you for your...
Note This feature is only compatible with GroupDocs.Assembly for .NET 19.10 or later releases. To access CSV data while building a report, you can pass a CsvDataSource instance to the assembler as a data source. Using of CsvDataSource enables you to work with typed values rather than just strings in template documents. Although CSV as a format does not define a way to store values of types other than strings, CsvDataSource is capable to recognize values of the following types by their string representations:...Source Document Template Was this page helpful? Not really Yes, thanks...tell us how we can improve this page. Skip Send Thank you for your...
This article shows how to delete Image electronic signatures different ways with GroupDocs.Signature API.... Was this page helpful? Not really Yes, thanks...tell us how we can improve this page. Skip Send Thank you for your...
This article shows knowledge about The most common way to get the metadata property value is to check its type and convert it to the appropriate platform-specific type.... Was this page helpful? Not really Yes, thanks...tell us how we can improve this page. Skip Send Thank you for your...
This article shows knowledge about The most common way to get the metadata property value is to check its type and convert it to the appropriate platform-specific type in Java.... Was this page helpful? Not really Yes, thanks...tell us how we can improve this page. Skip Send Thank you for your...
Using the GroupDocs.Metadata search engine you can extract desired metadata properties from files of different types. You don’t need to worry about the exact file format and metadata standards it can deal with. The same code will work for all supported formats in the same way. Most commonly used metadata properties are marked with tags that allow searching them across all supported files in various metadata packages. All tags defined in GroupDocs.... Was this page helpful? Not really Yes, thanks...tell us how we can improve this page. Skip Send Thank you for your...
OpenType is a format for scalable computer fonts. It was built on its predecessor TrueType, retaining TrueType’s basic structure and adding many intricate data structures for prescribing typographic behavior.
Note Please find more information on the OpenType format here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenType. Reading OpenType metadata The GroupDocs.Metadata API supports extracting format-specific information from OpenType font files.
The following are the steps to read the header of an OpenType file.
Load an OpenType font file Get the root metadata package Extract the native metadata package using OpenTypeRootPackage.... Was this page helpful? Not really Yes, thanks...tell us how we can improve this page. Skip Send Thank you for your...
What is MakerNote? MakerNote metadata refers to image information that is written by digital cameras of different manufacturers. Usually, MakerNote metadata properties contain camera settings and some other conditions under which the shot was taken. Most manufacturers store MakerNote properties in a proprietary binary format derived from EXIF. GroupDocs.Metadata allows extracting MakerNote metadata saved by the following manufacturers:
Canon Nikon Panasonic Sony Read all MakerNote properties in the form of TIFF/EXIF tags Utilizing the GroupDocs.... Was this page helpful? Not really Yes, thanks...tell us how we can improve this page. Skip Send Thank you for your...
This topic explains how to get signature preview with the SignOptions by GroupDocs.Signature API.... Was this page helpful? Not really Yes, thanks...tell us how we can improve this page. Skip Send Thank you for your...
It supports DOCX, DOCM, DOC, DOT, DOTM, XLS, XLSX, PDF, PPT, JPG, PNG, HTML, EML and many more...Load Save OneNote Document ✅ Page Description Language From Description...Plain Text File ✅ ✅ Was this page helpful? Not really Yes, thanks...