We are pleased to announce that the first version of GroupDocs.Search for Java has been released. The API allows Java developers to perform searching and indexing operations against various formats to gain data insights. One can easily perform actions to search through different directories and documents for text occurrences, basic metadata fields, file names, document types and many more. Please continue to read more about the features and the file formats supported by the API.
Supported Features
Following are the salient features of GroupDocs.Search for Java.
Simple Search
Boolean Search
Regular Expression
Faceted Search
Case Sensitive Search
Fuzzy Search
Synonym Search
Date Range Search
Numeric Range Search
Spelling Corrector
Keyboard Layout Corrector
Searching by Parts
Object Types
GroupDocs.Search supports searching for the following object types.
Text Occurrences
Basic Metadata Fields
File Names
Document Types
Document Created/Modified Dates
For more details on supported features, please visit the article: Features Overview.
Supported File Formats
The following is the list of file formats supported by GroupDocs.Search.
Microsoft WordDocument Formats (.doc/.docx/.docm/.dot/.dotx/.odd/.ott)
You have a folder with a lot of books and you want to search for a specific text in them. It would be difficult to do it manually but GroupDocs.Search can perform the search for you with accuracy in few steps. Just create the index for the folder, use the search query and you will get the results. In case more books are added to the folder, you would just need to update the index. Furthermore, you can index multiple folders as well as search the query in multiple indexes.
Available Channels and Resources
Here are a few channels and resources for you to download, learn, try and get technical support on GroupDocs.Search:
Installation – Install GroupDocs.Search from Maven
