Java SDK

Hi There, According to the requirements we have, if a person doesn't completes the purchase by paying but has signed the documents, if that person comes back again after certain number of days, he needs to do the whole transaction again. So, for the eSignLive Package that a person has signed already, he needs to sign it again. For achieving this, can I delete the package using this (https://developer.esignlive.com/code-share/delete-package-example/) and create a whole new package again? Thanks, Gurvinder

When accessing a session URL, I can see that eSignLive returns a few 302s and the browser does some redirects. For whatever reason, Chrome cancels one of these redirects when it's in an iFrame (https://sandbox.e-signlive.com/packages/{packageId}/sign). This seems to result in eSignLive falling back on http://sandbox.e-signlive.com/login?destination=/packages/{packageId}/sign, and Chrome gets upset about the mixed-content. Has anyone else encountered this problem and is there a solution? I don't expect this is specific to URLs generated from the Java SDK, but that's how I'm integrating.

Question: We have a business process where internal users need to quickly sign documents that have multiple signature locations. Ideally, we would want our users to access a document, view it on screen then with a single click sign all locations. Is there a way to accomplish that with eSignLive?

Hi There, In our application, we are using one particular email for communications and we want the emails that go from eSignLive to the customer using the same email. However, the eSignLive account is not registered that email and I was wondering if it's possible to route all the emails from that email without having the to go through trouble of handling bouncebacks?

Hi There, I am working on creating a package with a document that has an Id assigned to it: .withDocument( newDocumentWithName( "Second Document" ) .fromFile( "src/main/Resources/document.pdf" ) .withId( documentId ) I was wondering if this Id needs to be globally unique among all packages? Or does it have to be unique only for that package? I want to use this Id to download the signed file later using the following function: byte[] pdfDocumentBytes = eslClient.downloadDocument(packageId, documentId);

Hi There, In our application, we generate a certificate for the end user when they complete the transaction and we want that certificate to be automatically signed for the user without any interaction from us. Is such kind of integration possible with eSignLive? If yes, what option do I need to use for that? Thanks, Gurvinder

Hello, I'm looking for a way to unlock a sender through the Java SDK. I know that a sender can become locked after attempting to delete a sender when they have currently active transactions, and I've also see that the sender can become unlocked though the web app, but I can't see a way to accomplish this through the SDK. Is this at all possible through the Java SDK, and if so how? Thanks, -Mitch

Is there any specific configuration required for setting up callbacks, like firewall setting or enabling a port. We are working in closed network inside the customers premise. Regards Surya

Hi There, I am trying to create session token to access the eSignature in an iframe.

Hi There, I am using the example provided on this page : https://developer.esignlive.com/guides/quick-start/check-package-status-and-download-documents-java/ In this example, there's a line to check the Signing Status: SigningStatus sentSigningStatus = eslClient.getSigningStatus( packageId, null, null ); System.out.println(sentSigningStatus.getToken()); According to this example, when signing is complete, I should get "SIGNING_COMPLETE" in the response but I am getting "COMPLETED" instead.