Hi,
if I call the sign method a dialog appears where I can select a certificate from windows cert store ( and create cert, select time server ...). After that I can place the signature by mouse position. Is there a possibility to skip this dialog? I already have a certificate (PCCERT_CONTEXT, CryptUIDlgSelectCertificateFromStore) and want to place this with mouse position in the PDF Viewer GUI.
Thanks a lot.
Regards,
Peter
Digital Signature Windows Cert Store
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Re: Digital Signature Windows Cert Store
Hi Peter,
It's not currently possible to silently sign a PDF document using our Viewer AX SDK, but you can use the Tools SDK instead.
Please check the PXCp_SignDocumentXXX methods in the Tools SDK manual for more details.
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Stefan
It's not currently possible to silently sign a PDF document using our Viewer AX SDK, but you can use the Tools SDK instead.
Please check the PXCp_SignDocumentXXX methods in the Tools SDK manual for more details.
Best,
Stefan
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Re: Digital Signature Windows Cert Store
Unfortunately, you won't be able to skip it. Unless you play with the code, but it is kind of complicated :/
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Re: Digital Signature Windows Cert Store
Hello kalkulatorkredytowy,
Could you please elaborate a bit on your post? It's not clear whether you've made some custom coding yourself that works? If you have - then please share it with us so that others can benefit from it as well.
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Stefan
Could you please elaborate a bit on your post? It's not clear whether you've made some custom coding yourself that works? If you have - then please share it with us so that others can benefit from it as well.
Best,
Stefan