Java SDK

Hi, I'm using the Java SDK and trying to open the signing ceremony as the package owner (sender), when the package owner isn't a signer in the package.

Hello, I've noticed that creating documents with names that contain the windows restricted file name symbols ( ":\|/*?> ) will cause the documents to be shown in the signing ceremony and audit information with those symbols replaced by underscores. Is it at all possible to have those symbols show correctly in the signing ceremony and audit info with those restricted symbols and then just have them replaced when it comes time do download the files? Thanks, Mitch

I'm experiencing an issue when I try to update a signature type from click-to-sign to capture, after a transaction is created. We have tried the modifySignature method using the Java SDK and it seems like this approach does not work.

I would like to make a suggestion to be a bit more specific in the maven artifact name of the java sdk. Right now it is defined as: com.silanis.esl sdk 11.0.2 So the jar file name is sdk-{version}.jar My point is the name of the jar is so generic that by looking at it you have no idea what kind of sdk it is.

Hello, I am running into an issue when attempting to remove a partially signed document from within a transaction. I've made a similar post previously about a very similar issue which seems to have been fixed, but is now causing issues again. I am unable to remove partially signed documents from within a transaction even after send the transaction back into a DRAFT status. I've tried both through the Java SDK and through the web UI and receive similar errors in both scenarios.

I'm interested in modifying a signer's challenges on an existing package that hasn't been sent. In some cases this means adding a challenge for the first time. In other cases this means first removing existing challenges. Here's some code I tried. It runs without error, but it doesn't have the desired effect. Is this option built into the SDK?

Hi, Bit of an intermittent issue that we've run into on a production server, but we haven't been able to figure out the cause. We have a document that's about 2 pages long, and it's used to create a layout. The layout looks fine. When we apply this layout to a copy of this document (all the text is in the same place and hasn't moved), the fields and signature boxes are all moving.

Hi, We've discovered some behaviour that seems strange/inconsistent to our team. It may just be a case of not understanding the APIs properly, but either way hopefully you can help us out. Our application supports both remote and in-person signing. What we've discovered is that if we created a session token for in-person signing using a locked signer, then the resulting in-person ceremony is locked (just like if the signer were signing remotely).

Hello, I am looking through the Java SDK for a way to programmatically lock a signer, I've attempted to use the PackageService.updateSigner() method but found that it won't update the locked flag on the sender object. I've also looked through some of the other services and am still unable to find a way to lock a signer. Is locking a signer possible through the SDK? Thanks

Hello, We're currently running into an issue when the sender of a in person package also needs to sign a document within that package. Using the instructions specified in the Signing URL Guide we can still open the signing ceremony, but the sender will not be listed in the drop down that contains the list of signers.