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We have a time when we keep getting this error
Silanis.ESL.SDK.EslException: Could not create a new package.
Exception: Unexpected character encountered while parsing value: . Path '', line 0, position 0.
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The following code does not return the specific error message.
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Hello,
We want to use the "Text Tag Extraction" feature (https://developer.esignlive.com/guides/feature-guides/text-tags-extraction/) but we can't find a way to get it working.
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According to the comment in this thread from the REST forum, Harris indicates that ESL turned off support for TLS 1.0 this week.
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OneSpan Sign
I am using the Java SDK version 10.10.1
I am creating a package with one document. There is one Signer. This signer has a FULLNAME signature and an INITIALS signature.
This is the sequence of my code:
1. Call to EslClient.createPackage() succeeds.
2.
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Hi,
I am testing the field_validators_c#.cs code from your website but I am getting an error: {"Could not create a new package. Exception: Unexpected character encountered while parsing value: <. Path '', line 1, position 1."} OneSpanSign.Sdk.OssException
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We build a web application using the Silanis.ESL.SDK to create and manage document to sign. Which is using the PackageID and DocumentID to interact with Esign in order to get the Signing status and download the signed document.
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Hello,
We have integrated our salesforce application with onespan using APEX SDK for our signature use cases. We have setup below usecase which is working fine.
1. Sent e-signature request to John smith (only one signer on the package).
2. John Smith signs the document.
3.