When editing forms whose content is critical to security, it is a good idea to use digital signatures, so that the origin of the form can be verified. This allows you to check whether the source is trustworthy and whether the form or its content has been changed subsequently (integrity).
See also:
Digital Signatures and Certification in Forms
Digital Signatures in Forms
Prerequisites
● ADS Connection
For the signatures, you need a secure connection via SSL or HTTPS. For this, your system needs an RFC connection of type HTTP Connection to External Server for the ADS. The external server for the ADS is the J2EE Engine. See Adobe Document Services Configuration Guide
● Documents with Signature Field
To set and check the signature, the form must have a signature field. You can run insert this in Form Builder (transaction SFP) in Layout.
It does not make any difference whether the signature is server-side or client-side.
Signing a Form
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1. Create a form with a signature field.
2. To digitally sign your form, click on the signature field.
3. Confirm the subsequent prompts.
The signature information is inserted in the signature field. Example:
Checking the Signature
The validity of the signature is checked Send button that is inserted on the form. This button is then used to send the signed form back to the back end.
Method GET_SIGNATURES of interface IF_FP_PDF_OBJECT is used for this.
For more information, see Scenarios for Setting and Checking Multiple Signatures.
1 comment:
An informative blog on adding digital signature on a form.To verify the origin when submitted.You also mentioned the way to retrieve it on form submission.It really helped.Thanks
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