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Thanks Michael for the reply. In our case, we would like to open signing ceremony and pass the control to the signer. The second one (getSigningUrl) seems to work only for one particular signer as it doesn't allow to switch to different signer. The other two approaches allow you to switch signers on the fly. So I guess the using authenticationClient.buildRedirectToSigningForSigner is a better way to do this. The other part that was not clear first was to create an auth token for a particular signer, while I have multiple in-person signers, I wasn't sure which signer to pick and why, so I randomly picked one of the signers. So I guess documentation can be improved in that area. Thanks again for your help.

Hi Haris, Any update on 11.0.2 release schedule? Thanks,

Great. Yes, we are on esignlive.com. I'll give it a try today. Thanks,

Hi Michael, The document you pointed out is for removing the owner from dropdown in signing ceremony. We would like to remove it in "Designer" view. Do we need to contact support for that? Thanks,

We are on esinglive.com (new UI), but I see the owner in the signers list. Here is my code. Please let me know what is wrong.

DocumentPackage samplePackage = PackageBuilder.newPackageNamed("Sample Package")
        .describedAs("This is a sample package")
        .withSigner(SignerBuilder.newSignerWithEmail(SIGNER1_EMAIL)
            .withFirstName("John")
            .withLastName("Smith")
            .withCustomId(signerId1)
        .withSigner(SignerBuilder.newSignerWithEmail(SIGNER2_EMAIL)
            .withFirstName("Ron")
            .withLastName("Stevens")
            .withCustomId(signerId2))
        .withSettings(DocumentPackageSettingsBuilder.newDocumentPackageSettings()
            .withInPerson())
        .withDocument(DocumentBuilder.newDocumentWithName("Sample Document")
            .withId("documentId1")
            .fromStream(doc, DocumentType.WORD))
        .build();

    PackageId packageId = eslClient.createPackage(samplePackage);
    System.out.println("Package created: " + packageId.getId());

    String senderAuthenticationToken = eslClient.getAuthenticationTokensService().createSenderAuthenticationToken(packageId.getId());
    String generatedLinkToDesignerForSender = authenticationClient.buildRedirectToDesignerForSender(senderAuthenticationToken, packageId.getId());
    System.out.println("Designer URL: " + generatedLinkToDesignerForSender);

And here is the code to open the designer for a layout

    DocumentPackage samplePackage = PackageBuilder.newPackageNamed("Sample Layout - "+Calendar.getInstance().getTimeInMillis())
        .describedAs("This is a sample package")
        .withSigner(SignerBuilder.newSignerPlaceholder(new Placeholder(ROLE1)))
        .withSigner(SignerBuilder.newSignerPlaceholder(new Placeholder(ROLE2)))
        .withDocument(DocumentBuilder.newDocumentWithName("Sample Document")
            .withId("documentId1")
            .fromStream(doc, DocumentType.WORD))
        .build();

    PackageId packageId = eslClient.createPackage(samplePackage);
    samplePackage.setId(packageId);
    System.out.println("Package created: " + packageId.getId());

    String layoutId = eslClient.getLayoutService().createLayout(samplePackage);
    System.out.println("Layout created: " + layoutId);

    String senderAuthenticationToken = eslClient.getAuthenticationTokensService().createSenderAuthenticationToken(layoutId);
    String generatedLinkToDesignerForSender = authenticationClient.buildRedirectToDesignerForSender(senderAuthenticationToken, layoutId);
    System.out.println("Designer URL: " + generatedLinkToDesignerForSender);

When I open the designer URL printed above the owner is in the list. See the screenshots attached. The first one in the list is my name which is the owner. Thanks,