Obtain the signature file with the "g" method

The g method returns the version of the signature file.

Syntax

Android

public static G g(String c)

iOS

+(g*) g: (NSData*) c

Parameters

Obtain the signature file version parameters lists the parameters for this function:

Return values

This method returns the G response object, which contains the following:

• A return code that indicates the result of the analysis.
• The version of the signature file in case of success.
• An exception if an unknown error occurs.

Exceptions

Obtain the signature file version exceptions lists the possible error codes for this function.

Examples

This section illustrates how to integrate and use the g method to retrieve the signature file version. For more information, refer to the Root Detection SDK sample project in the OneSpan Mobile Security Suite package.

Once deployed, the application will be installed under the name OneSpan Root Detection SDK Sample.

Android

original code example: this works in PDF but doesn't include the copy code feature on the CP:

1. // Retrieve the signature file
2. InputStream ins = assetManager.open(path);
3.  
4. // Get signature file version
5. G response = P.g(convertInsToString(ins));
6. int returnCode = response.r();
7.  
8. // Check if the version has been successfully retrieved
9. if (returnCode == O.n)
10. {
11.   System.out.println("Signature File version " + response.v());
12. }
13. else
14. {
15.   System.out.println(getMsgFromReturnCode(returnCode));
16.   System.out.println("Error code: " + returnCode);
17. }

MadCap Flare code snippet:

// Retrieve the signature file
InputStream ins = assetManager.open(path);

// Get signature file version
G response = P.g(convertInsToString(ins));
int returnCode = response.r();

// Check if the version has been successfully retrieve
 
if (returnCode == O.n){
  System.out.println("Signature File version " + response.v());
}
else
{
  System.out.println(getMsgFromReturnCode(returnCode));
  System.out.println("Error code: " + returnCode);
}

Formatted with "pre" tag - this works in CP but not in PDF:

// Retrieve the signature file
InputStream ins = assetManager.open(path);

// Get signature file version
G response = P.g(convertInsToString(ins));
int returnCode = response.r();

// Check if the version has been successfully retrieve
 
if (returnCode == O.n){
  System.out.println("Signature File version " + response.v());
}
else
{
  System.out.println(getMsgFromReturnCode(returnCode));
  System.out.println("Error code: " + returnCode);
}

iOS

original code example:

1. //Load signature file
2. NSString * filePath = [[NSBundlemainBundle] pathForResource:@"signature" ofType:nil];
3.  
4. //Get NSData from file
5. NSData * d = [NSData dataWithContentsOfFile:filePath];
6.  
7. // Call the g method: check the signature file version
8. G response = [P g:d];
9.  
10. NSString * resultText = @"";
11.  
12. //Parse result
13. switch(response.r){
14.  
15. case P_n:
16.   resultText = [NSStringstringWithFormat:@"** Version ** \r ** %s ** ", response.v];
17.   ...

formatted with <pre>:

//Load signature file
NSString * filePath = [[NSBundlemainBundle]
 pathForResource:@"signature" ofType:nil];

 
//Get NSData from file
NSData * d = [NSData dataWithContentsOfFile:filePath];
 
// Call the g method: check the signature file version
G response = [P g:d];
 
NSString * resultText = @"";
 
//Parse result
switch(response.r){
 
case P_n:
  resultText = [NSStringstringWithFormat:@"** Version ** \r ** %s ** ",
 response.v];
  ...