Hi All,

I am trying to add XMP metadata in our pdf files.
For this I need to generate UUID values for the "xmpMM:DocumentID" and "xmpMM:InstanceID" fields

For e.g.:
<xmpMM:DocumentID>uuid:27bf4dc2-daa2-46a0-9944-4aeea86cb8d0</xmpMM:DocumentID>
<xmpMM:InstanceID>uuid:27f7c7ea-bde3-49fd-b76b-0975741cc5d9</xmpMM:InstanceID>

I am trying perl module "DATA::UUID" for the above requirement. But I dont know how to generate the above two UUIDS for our each pdf.

Please anybody can help me

Regards,
Srikrishnan

In reply to How to generate UUID for DocumentID and InstanceID by srikrishnan

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