Placing more than one digital signature on a document
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Placing more than one digital signature on a document
I was hoping that someone might be able to help me solve a problem. If I place one digital signature on a document and then open it in Adobe Acrobat the signature is valid. However if I then place a second signature on the document and again open it in Adobe Acrobat it now says that the document signatures are invalid / not trusted. I have attached an image below to illistrate my issue. My question is how can I apply multiple digital signatures on a document and ensure that all the signatures are valid when opening in Adobe Acrobat??
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Simon
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Re: Placing more than one digital signature on a document
Hello Simon,
if you are using deferred signing then the procedure should be like this:
-Sign the document
-Save the document
-Sign the document again
-Save the document again
If you are doing this:
-Sign the document
-Sign the document
-Save the document
Then this will cause problems as it's not a valid procedure to sign multiple times without previous saving after the last sign.
Cheers,
Alex
if you are using deferred signing then the procedure should be like this:
-Sign the document
-Save the document
-Sign the document again
-Save the document again
If you are doing this:
-Sign the document
-Sign the document
-Save the document
Then this will cause problems as it's not a valid procedure to sign multiple times without previous saving after the last sign.
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Alex
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Re: Placing more than one digital signature on a document
Alex,
Could you please expand a bit more on the process and also clarify which command I should be using "cmd.tool.digisig" or "cmd.document.signatures.sign"
Below is what I want to achieve, maybe you could tell me how to achieve this:
1. The document is opened.
2. A signature is placed by a user and the document is saved.
3. The document is closed.
4. Another user opens the document that was saved at point 2. Therefore this user now sees the document with one signature on.
5. This new user places their signature and saves the document.
6. The document is closed.
7. Another user opend the document that was saved at point 5. Therefore this user now see the document with two signatures on.
8. etc. etc.
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Alex
Could you please expand a bit more on the process and also clarify which command I should be using "cmd.tool.digisig" or "cmd.document.signatures.sign"
Below is what I want to achieve, maybe you could tell me how to achieve this:
1. The document is opened.
2. A signature is placed by a user and the document is saved.
3. The document is closed.
4. Another user opens the document that was saved at point 2. Therefore this user now sees the document with one signature on.
5. This new user places their signature and saves the document.
6. The document is closed.
7. Another user opend the document that was saved at point 5. Therefore this user now see the document with two signatures on.
8. etc. etc.
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Re: Placing more than one digital signature on a document
Hello Simon,
Are you placing a signature via code, or are you just calling the appropriate command so that the user can place it afterwards?
Cheers,
Alex
Are you placing a signature via code, or are you just calling the appropriate command so that the user can place it afterwards?
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Re: Placing more than one digital signature on a document
Alex,
I am allowing the user to place it afterward using your supplied command and forms. Please not that I am talking specifically about digital certificate signatures.
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Simon
I am allowing the user to place it afterward using your supplied command and forms. Please not that I am talking specifically about digital certificate signatures.
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Re: Placing more than one digital signature on a document
Hello Simon,
Well if you are using that then make sure that the document is being saved (manually or programatically) after each signature place - then you will be able to place several signatures on one document.
Cheers,
Alex
Well if you are using that then make sure that the document is being saved (manually or programatically) after each signature place - then you will be able to place several signatures on one document.
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Re: Placing more than one digital signature on a document
Alex,
I have attached a video that illistrates my issue, you can see from the video that I am saving the document after each signature. But when I place more than one signature it invalidates the previous signature when open in Adobe Acrobat Reader.
If I am doing something wrong in the process please let me know, as this is something that my client wants and I assume it must be possible. If it means doing this by code so it works, then I am happy to do that.
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Simon
I have attached a video that illistrates my issue, you can see from the video that I am saving the document after each signature. But when I place more than one signature it invalidates the previous signature when open in Adobe Acrobat Reader.
If I am doing something wrong in the process please let me know, as this is something that my client wants and I assume it must be possible. If it means doing this by code so it works, then I am happy to do that.
Thanks
Simon
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Re: Placing more than one digital signature on a document
Hello Simon,
Well now it's clear why is this happening - Demo Labels add the modifications that are not permitted by your signing - addition of the link annotations and content change.
When you are saving the document for the first time, the Demo Labels are being added and afterwards, the signing is being held. Here, everything is fine.
But when you add the signature for the second time, when you are saving the document, the Demo Labels are being added and that alters the first signature and causes it to become invalid because the content is being change (and this is not permitted).
We are showing that the first signature is valid because we don't look what exactly was changed in the Incremental Update and Adobe does (that's the difference).
When you will enter the valid developer key, everything would work fine.
Cheers,
Alex
Well now it's clear why is this happening - Demo Labels add the modifications that are not permitted by your signing - addition of the link annotations and content change.
When you are saving the document for the first time, the Demo Labels are being added and afterwards, the signing is being held. Here, everything is fine.
But when you add the signature for the second time, when you are saving the document, the Demo Labels are being added and that alters the first signature and causes it to become invalid because the content is being change (and this is not permitted).
We are showing that the first signature is valid because we don't look what exactly was changed in the Incremental Update and Adobe does (that's the difference).
When you will enter the valid developer key, everything would work fine.
Cheers,
Alex
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Re: Placing more than one digital signature on a document
God, I am stupid. I have just tested and all works fine.
Really sorry for the waste of your time Alex.
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Really sorry for the waste of your time Alex.
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