Apex call to getPackage() method not working

Hey ctewell, I will take a look at the code here shortly. Is the "createPackageExample()" call from the github page? Or is this something you created?

Yes, Micheal ESignLiveExamples.createPackageExample() is from the gitHub page.

From the createPackageExample() function, are you getting the package ID created?

System.debug('=> Response from createPackageExample: ' + packageId);

In your code, if you put a line to print this out to the console after calling the function, are you getting a valid "pkgId" value? string pkgId = ESignLiveExamples.createPackageExample();

Yes, I am getting a packageId back. See debug below. In addition, I can see the package was created in my eSignLive sandbox. 13:46:48.20 (2020800674)|SYSTEM_METHOD_EXIT|[30]|System.debug(ANY) 13:46:48.20 (2020808647)|SYSTEM_MODE_EXIT|false 13:46:48.20 (2020830442)|SYSTEM_METHOD_ENTRY|[3]|System.debug(ANY) 13:46:48.20 (2020835832)|USER_DEBUG|[3]|DEBUG|Package Id returned from createPackageExample() is sgN6uTTQwqsgo5hbf5t3yPqFi_E= 13:46:48.20 (2020838465)|SYSTEM_METHOD_EXIT|[3]|System.debug(ANY) 13:46:48.20 (2020878763)|SYSTEM_MODE_ENTER|false

Can you try creating a transaction in your sandbox account UI, including adding documents and fields to it and try using the resulting transaction ID (from the URL) statically in your code? Maybe there is a bug on a get request if there are not documents/approvals/fields. If you can successfully pull a complete package, we might figure out that there is an issue with the SDK parsing the payload of a package that doesn't have every part necessary for a package to be sent.

This still produced the Illegal Value for primitive error. Here is my apex code: string pkgId = 'XNK3bbE32PmfGYwlVMk1nGJoyN8='; System.debug('Package Id beomg used is ' + pkgId); ESignLiveSDK sdk = new ESignLiveSDK(); ESignLiveAPIObjects.Package_x pkg = sdk.getPackage(pkgId); Here is the error message. 14:54:26.64 (302927520)|EXCEPTION_THROWN|[6]|ESignLiveRESTAPIHelper.ESignLiveRestAPIHelperException: Error getting the Package: Illegal value for primitive Screenshot of eSignLive transaction is attached. Out of curiousity, what happens when you execute a getPackage() from your Salesforce environment?

I don't actually have a way to test this internally, at this moment. I will check to see if I can get a way to test. When you set up your transaction, did you set up a signature on the document for the sender?

I did not set up a signature for the Sender. Do I have to add myself as a signer to do that? Otherwise, please tell me how if you think that would help.

Sorry. I meant for the signer. I saw you had a signer on the transaction, but did you set up a signature on the document. I just wanted to make sure the package JSON had all the necessary items in it to be sure it wasn't an issue around that. As of right now, it's looking like a bug in the SDK, though, it seems odd that this hasn't been uncovered before as I don't know that there has been an update to this in a while. I will keep investigating this on my side to see if I can get an environment to actually test it out. If not, I'll reach out to Kadence (the folks that created this SDK) to see if they have any ideas as to why there is an issue with the JSON.

You can get a free Salesforce environment here if interested. https://developer.salesforce.com/signup?d=70130000000td6N So, how is the eSignLIve Apex SDK supported? Is it supported by Kadence and not eSignLive? Yes, I went into the designer and put the signature on the document. Thanks for your help on this.

I was able to fix this. I modified ESignLIveApiObjects.cls. The Document.data variable is returning as a class, not a string. "data":{ "ese_document_texttag_extract_needed":"false" }, So I modified the Document definition as follows: public class Document { public List approvals; // ctewell change variable name because it is coming back as a class. public String dataZ; .... .... then in the constructor: public Document(List approvals, String data, String description, External external, List fields, String id, Integer index, String name, List pages, Integer size) { this.approvals = approvals; this.dataZ = data; ... ... dataZ gets ignored. I could have defined data as an inner class but don't care about the attribute.

Thanks for posting your update! BTW, Kadence built the SDK and has been helping with support through our developer site as well, as we don't have much Salesforce dev knowledge in our tech evangelism staff, at this time. I just gained access to a Salesforce environment, so hopefully that will change. ;) Thanks again for posting your fix!

Thank you, we've been experiencing this as well