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GroupDocs.Parser for Java does not require any external software or third party tool to be installed. Just follow one of the way as described in Development Environment, Installation and Configuration.

An internet connection is not required to run GroupDocs.Parser or to validate a license file. Note, however, that documents referencing remote images or stylesheets can cause outbound requests during extraction, and a metered license reports usage online — see Network access and data privacy.

GroupDocs.Parser for Java supports any 32-bit or 64-bit operating system that runs the Java runtime including, but not limited to:

• Microsoft Windows 2003 Server ( x64, x86)
• Microsoft Windows 2008 Server ( x64, x86)
• Microsoft Windows 2012 Server ( x64, x86)
• Microsoft Windows 2012 R2 Server ( x64, x86)
• Microsoft Windows 2016 Server ( x64, x86)
• Microsoft Windows 2019 Server ( x64, x86)
• Microsoft Windows Vista ( x64, x86)
• Microsoft Windows XP ( x64, x86)
• Microsoft Windows 7 ( x64, x86)
• Microsoft Windows 8, 8.1 ( x64, x86)
• Microsoft Windows 10 ( x64, x86)
• Microsoft Azure

• Linux (Ubuntu, OpenSUSE, CentOS, and others)

• Mac OS X

GroupDocs.Parser for Java is compiled for Java 8 and supports:

• Java SE 8 (1.8)
• or above

Any Java SE compatible JRE or JDK can be used, for example Oracle Java or OpenJDK builds.

Note

Note: Metered licensing requires Java 8 update 101 (8u101) or later.

GroupDocs.Parser for Java is distributed as a JAR file in the GroupDocs Repository, so it can be used with any build tool that resolves dependencies from a Maven repository:

• Apache Maven
• Gradle

The JAR can also be added to the classpath of a project directly.

GroupDocs.Parser for Java can be used to develop applications in any development environment that targets the Java platform, for example:

• IntelliJ IDEA
• Eclipse
• Apache NetBeans
• Visual Studio Code with Java extensions