Metadata signature is a convenient way to sign documents using metadata properties. In GroupDocs.Signature for .NET 18.9, we introduced the feature of signing the PDF documents using various metadata properties including:
Author CreateDate MetadataDate CreatorTool ModifyDate Producer Entry Keywords Title Subject Description Creator You can set all or some of the above-mentioned properties while signing the documents. Since these are the built-in properties, you can only add/update their value.
There could be a situation when the built-in metadata properties may not fulfill your requirements and you may want to use your own set of properties to add metadata signatures....you can only add/update their value. There could be a situation...more interesting for you. The values of these custom metadata properties...
Note This feature is supported by version 18.7. or greater Note The code uses some of the objects defined in The Business Layer. Inserting Hyperlinks Dynamically Using GroupDocs.Assembly, you can insert hyperlinks to your reports dynamically using link tags. The syntax of a link tag is defined as follows:
<> Here, uri_expression defines URI for a hyperlink to be inserted dynamically. This expression is mandatory and must return a non-empty value....and must return a non-empty value. In turn, display_text_expression...returns an empty value, then during runtime, a value of uri_expression...
Note This feature is supported by version 18.7. or greater Note The code uses some of the objects defined in The Business Layer. Using GroupDocs.Assembly, you can insert hyperlinks to your reports dynamically using link tags. The syntax of a link tag is defined as follows:
<> Here, uri_expression defines URI for a hyperlink to be inserted dynamically. This expression is mandatory and must return a non-empty value. In turn, display_text_expression defines text to be displayed for the hyperlink....and must return a non-empty value. In turn, display_text_expression...returns an empty value, then during runtime, a value of uri_expression...
Note This feature is only compatible with GroupDocs.Assembly for Java 19.10 or later releases. To access XML data while building a report, you can use facilities of DataSet to read XML into it and then pass it to the assembler as a data source. However, if your scenario does not permit to specify XML schema while loading XML into DataSet, all attributes and text Values of XML elements are loaded as strings then....DataSet , all attributes and text values of XML elements are loaded...formats to output orresponding values, because all of them are treated...
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Today, we are glad to announce the release of GroupDocs.Viewer for .NET 18.11. The latest version includes a couple of new features as well as a bunch of improvements and bug fixes. The API now supports rendering of TSV (Tab-separated Values) and PCL (Printer Command Language) file formats. Below is the list of new features, improvements, and fixes added in v18.11.
Features Introduced Since v18.11, we have extended the list of supported file formats and now the API is capable of rendering the following formats:...rendering of TSV (Tab-separated values) and PCL (Printer Command Language)...formats: TSV (Tab-separated values) PCL (Printer Command Language)...
This tutorial explains the process to extract metadata from PDF using C# with document extraction API and how to create application to get metadata from PDF in C#....and get metadata names and values To implement the functionality...displaying the metadata name and values. Code to Extract Metadata from...
Document Automation APIs to enrich .NET and Java applications to view, edit, annotate, convert, compare, e-sign, parse, split, merge, redact, or classify documents of almost all the popular file formats....programmatically extract PDF form field values in C# . Earlier, we have seen...seen [how to extract values from PDF forms in Java][1]. After...