The merge operation is designed to combine two or more indexes into one index to accelerate the search and to simplify the work with indexes. When merging, only the index at which the merge method was called is changed. This index as a result of the operation contains all the documents that were contained in all indexes together. The second index or index repository after the merge can be deleted to free up disk space....Us Contact Customers Legal Security Events Acquisition GroupDocs...
GroupDocs.Metadata for .NET provides functionality that allows working with ONE files created by different versions of Microsoft OneNote. Please see the code samples below for more information.
Inspecting Note documents The inspection feature that is introduced in this section doesn’t work with metadata directly but extracts some useful pieces of information that can be considered as metadata under some circumstances. For example, you may want to obtain information about pages in a note document....Us Contact Customers Legal Security Events Acquisition Ask AI...
The Example in this article demonstrates that how to update metadata properties using a combination of criteria...Us Contact Customers Legal Security Events Acquisition GroupDocs...
This article explains how to sign document with XML advanced electronic signatures (XAdES) using GroupDocs.Signature for Java API....Us Contact Customers Legal Security Events Acquisition Ask AI...
The get_annotations MCP tool lists every annotation in a document as JSON — id, type, message, page, bounding box, author, and replies — so an AI agent can review or edit them....Us Contact Customers Legal Security Events Acquisition GroupDocs...
The import_annotations MCP tool merges annotations from an XML file or another annotated document into a target document....Us Contact Customers Legal Security Events Acquisition GroupDocs...
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....Us Contact Customers Legal Security Events Acquisition Ask AI...
This topic explains how to search for text electronic signatures within the document pages by GroupDocs.Signature API....Us Contact Customers Legal Security Events Acquisition Ask AI...