This simple example shows how to notify a signer of a pending signature with the .NET SDK.
First, a DocumentPackage object is built with specified parameters. Then, the document package is created and sent by calling on the eSignLive client. Finally, a manual notification is sent by email with message "HELLO SIGNER" by calling on the eSignLive PackageService(). Note that this will not affect the initial notification sent by eSignLive the moment the package is sent for signing.
This example is part of the .NET SDK GitHub project created by the eSignLive Engineering group. The project is continually updated as changes to the eSignLive application and eSignLive .NET SDK happen. All examples from the project are easily searchable from within the Code Share section, with detailed descriptions or you can visit the examples portion of the SDK project directly:
https://github.com/silanis/esl.sdk.net/tree/master/sdk/SDK.Examples/src
First, a DocumentPackage object is built with specified parameters. Then, the document package is created and sent by calling on the eSignLive client. Finally, a manual notification is sent by email with message "HELLO SIGNER" by calling on the eSignLive PackageService(). Note that this will not affect the initial notification sent by eSignLive the moment the package is sent for signing.
This example is part of the .NET SDK GitHub project created by the eSignLive Engineering group. The project is continually updated as changes to the eSignLive application and eSignLive .NET SDK happen. All examples from the project are easily searchable from within the Code Share section, with detailed descriptions or you can visit the examples portion of the SDK project directly:
https://github.com/silanis/esl.sdk.net/tree/master/sdk/SDK.Examples/src
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