Java Reference
In-Depth Information
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There is a
CoreProperties
class that holds a core set of properties for the document.
The
getCoreProperties
method provides access to these properties:
CoreProperties coreProperties =
properties.getCoreProperties();
System.out.println(properties.getCorePropertiesText());
These properties are listed here:
Created = Sat Jan 03 18:27:00 CST 2015
CreatedString = 2015-01-04T00:27:00Z
Creator = Richard
LastModifiedBy = Richard
LastPrinted = Sat Jan 03 18:27:00 CST 2015
LastPrintedString = 2015-01-04T00:27:00Z
Modified = Mon Jan 05 14:01:00 CST 2015
ModifiedString = 2015-01-05T20:01:00Z
Revision = 3
There are individual methods with access to specific properties such as the
getCreat-
or
,
getCreated
, and
getModified
methods. Extended properties, represented by
the
ExtendedProperties
class, are available through the
getExtendedProper-
ties
method, as shown here:
ExtendedProperties extendedProperties =
properties.getExtendedProperties();
System.out.println(properties.getExtendedPropertiesText());
The output is as follows:
Application = Microsoft Office Word
AppVersion = 12.0000
Characters = 762
CharactersWithSpaces = 894
Company =
HyperlinksChanged = false
Lines = 6
