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Hi, We are new to esignlive, and developing with JAVA. After going through few guidances, I found when creating a package, some code using PackageId packageId = eslClient.createPackageOneStep(documentPackage); and some code using PackageId packageId = eslClient.createPackage(documentPackage); My question here is, what's the difference between them? Why you have two methods with same function? Thanks in advance
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Hi Team, I'm aware that there is "autocomplete":false in REST API which is used to enable the "Review Before Completion", I was wondering is there an equivalent way in Java SDK? Thanks in advance. withDialogOnComplete - gives an option for the signer to choose between review before completion/not, but I'm looking a way to default the Review Before Completion. Best Regards, Logan
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HI All, Can you help me to convert the below API request into equivalent SDK code to create the package(with one document file as attachment to sign off): { "name": "packagename", "status": "SENT", "roles": [ { "id": "signer1", "index": "1", "type": "SIGNER", "signers": [ { "email": "[email protected]", "firstName": "TestUser1", "lastName": "TestUser1", "delivery": { "email": false, "provider": false, "download": false } } ] }, { "id"
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We are trying to launch an inPerson signing ceremony from a new IE or Chrome tab/window on an iPad Mini. In landscape mode the ceremony scales as it should and everything fits left to right, however in portrait mode the ceremony to does not scale properly and it results in the user having to manually scroll left and right (as well as up and down). Is there a configurable setting for the ceremony interface that would make it more iPad Mini friendly?
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Hi, I'm looking for a way to add signatures to multiple documents in package in one API call instead of having to make separate calls for each individual document. We're looking to accomplish this so that we can reduce our total number of API calls to eSignLive and help our performance. Ideally the code below would run successfully, but unfortunately the updatePackage call does not affect the signatures within the documents and the second set of asserts all fail.