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OneSpan Sign
Hi,
We want to load the Onespan template for e-signing in a Lightning component or in a LWC so that users dont have to open the mailbox to e-sign the templates.
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OneSpan Sign
Hi,
For online integration we are facing the version issue, We are not getting the Current version 10.10.1 from (VersionUtil.getVersion()) in the EslClient.cs.
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OneSpan Sign
Hello Team,
I have the following scenario: I am trying to create a Package with a PDF document, which is provided as binary stream. I also want to add a Signer(s) Signature(s) and to locate these through corresponding text-anchors.
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OneSpan Sign
We have integrated with OneSpan using your .Net SDK (version 11.12.0.0 ). We have built out logic to reject attachments but we have come across a scenario where if a sender has multiple attachments that are rejected, when we reject those attachments using the AttachmentRequirementServi
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OneSpan Sign
Hey guys,
I'm trying to put together the following flow:
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OneSpan Sign
Hi
I have been playing with embedded signing URL generations lately and originally learned from this blog post that " Once you’ve gotten an authentication token, the next step is to build the fol
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OneSpan Sign
Silanis
I’m a developer for Mendota Insurance. We’re still in the development phase using your eSignLive product in your sand box environment. I have some questions around the reporting.
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OneSpan Sign
Hi Silanis team- me again :)
We just updated to the .NET SDK to version 11.0.0.
Since then we are getting the following error:
Could not create an authentication token for a signer. Exception: The remote server returned an error: (500) Internal Server Error.
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OneSpan Sign
I had API code below that used a PullPageSize of 500 and worked fine, but with the OneSpan updates that returns a null pointer. I can use 100 without a problem. Why was the size limited? What is the limit? Using 100 make my retrievals MUCH slower