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So there is bean metadataExtractors.
See where it is used.
There is jpylyzerMetadataExtractor in the file.
It will be called in a unittest to get output.
please see, what structure the output is.
There is ArraySet extractorProperties, identificationProperties, validationProperties, characterizationProperties in a file metadataSignificantProperties.
All of them will be checked in the unittest.
Choose two images that jpylyzer can recognize. See property supportedFileExtensions in a file jpylyzerMetadataExtractor.
call jpylyzer by hand and try to recognize what values of significant properties the extractor gives.
save the values of significant properties for a given image into some structure. I think you can create spring application context for junit.
write junit test for bean jpylyzerMetadataExtractor to check, whether outputs it gives for a given image are the same as values by hand.
If you have problem with collecting values of significant properties for given image I help you.