NextGen XML

<PDF>

Sí

El documento como secuencia base64

<Signatures>

Sí

Une la sección que define los campos de firma que se ofrecen al usuario cuando entra en el modo de firma.

Los campos definidos en el documento XML se gestionan del mismo modo que los campos de firma inteligente contenidos en los archivos SSS.

<Signature>

Al menos una de las etiquetas <Signature>, <Static> o <DigSig> es necesaria para definir las posiciones de la firma. Es posible una combinación de diferentes colocaciones de firma.

Cada firma es una etiqueta independiente. El número de campos de firma no está limitado

A continuación se definen las etiquetas agrupadas de <Signature>.

<Static>

Define un campo estático, como alternativa a los campos inteligentes definidos con<Signature>.

Las propiedades estáticas de los campos deben definirse mediante etiquetas secundarias. Las posibles etiquetas secundarias son <Page>,<X>,<Y>. La etiqueta <Page> permite establecer también valores negativos (-1 para la última página, -2 la página anterior a la última; etc...). Si la etiqueta <Page> se establece en 0, el campo de firma se ignorará.

   <Static>
    <Page>1</Page>
    <X>3.5</X>
    <Y>21.5</Y>
    <Height>3.1</Height>
    <Width>5</Width>
   </Static>

<DigSig>

Define un campo de firma vacío, que ya se encuentra dentro del documento PDF. Es una alternativa a los campos estáticos e inteligentes.

<FieldName>

Sí, como parte de <DigSig>

Contiene el nombre del campo Firma, que ya está dentro del PDF.

<Placeholder>

Sí, como parte de <Signature>

Contiene la subcadena de anclaje, que se utiliza para buscar campos de firma.

<Width> and <Height>

Sí, como parte de <Static> y<Signature>

Define el tamaño de los campos de firma en centímetros.

<DisplacementTLIndex> or <VersatzOLIndex>

Opcional como parte de<Signature>

Define la posición del punto de anclaje dentro del rectángulo, rodeando la cadena clave. Puede representarse visualmente como una matriz 3x3:

1   2   3

4   5   6

7   8   9

Encontrará más información aquí.

<FeldPositionIndex>

Optional as part of <Signature>

Defines the position of the field relatively to the key string based on a 3x3 matrix simelar to DisplacementTLIndex, just mirrored.

9   8   7

6   5   4

3   2  1

More information can be found here.

<Offset_X> and <Offset_Y>

Optional as part of <Signature>

Are optinal tags. By specifying non-zero values, it's possible to move the signature field by the given number of centimetres.

Positive values move the field to the right / bottom, negative values to the left / top.

More information can be found here.

<Mandatory/>

Optional

Is an optional field indicating that signature field is mandatory.

Please note: webSignatureOffice expects a value for this tag: <Mandatory>1</Mandatory> means mandatory field, <Mandatory>0</Mandatory> means optional field

<Zoom> 

Optional

Is an optional tag, that defines zoom values for the document in eSignatureOffice/webSign/secureSign for a particular signature field.

Text inside the tag can be either an integer value in range 10..300 (denotes percent)

or Fit, that means fit to Screen

or Width, that means fit to page width.

The default zoom value is 100 percent.

<SignatureDisplayPlacement>

Example:

<SignatureDisplayPlacement>

<MaxWidth>40</MaxWidth>

<MaxHeight>20</MaxHeight>

<RectPosX>10</RectPosX>

<RectPosY>80</RectPosY>

</SignatureDisplayPlacement>

Optional as part of <Signature> or under <ESign> as global option for every signature without the individual option

Optional tags, that are defining the position and sizing of the signature field (rectangle) on the device display.

<RectPosX> and <RectPosY> is for placing the signature. You can use only one of the values or combine both of them. The default value is 50 % which is the center of the screen.

(0, 0) is upper left corner and (100, 100) is bottom-right corner.

<MaxWidth> and <MaxHeight> is for sizing of the signature based. You can use only one of the values or combine both of them. In case you using both values, the device will zoom until the first of the two values is reached. When using this values the Zoom Values will become obsolete.

The value range is between 10 and 100 percent.

<Stamp>

Example:

<Stamp>

<Position>BottomLeft</Position>

<Text>Unterzeichnet von:  [Signer]\r\n
              Grund:  [Reason]\r\n
              Ort:    [Location]\r\n
              Zeit:   [Time]
</Text>

<Size>12</Size>

<Color>0x0000FF</Color>
</Stamp>
<Signer>Homer Simson</Signer>
<Reason>Bestätige den Inhalt</Reason>
<Location>Springfield</Location>

Optional

Is an optional tag. Specifies signature stamp (text), that is stored together with signature image on document page.

<Text> Tag should contain stamp text. New line can be entered with \r\n symbols.

<Color> Defines text Color. In hexadecimal format, it represents RGB color intensities for blue, green, and red.

The value 0x00FF0000 represents full-intensity, pure blue, 0x0000FF is pure green, and 0xFF0000 is pure red. 0x000000 is black and 0xFFFFFF is white.

<Font> and <Size> Defines font face and size respectively.

<Posistion> defines the position of the stamp on signature image. default is BottomLeft.

hier are all posible values:

• <Position>BottomLeft</Position>

  <Position>TopLeft</Position>

  <Position>TopRight</Position>

  <Position>BottomRight</Position>

  <Position>CenterLeft</Position>

  <Position>CenterRight</Position>

  <Position>Center</Position>

Information about the stamp placeholder can be find here

<Signer>, <Reason> and <Location>

Optional

Tags can be used to specify signer name, reason for signing and signing location respectively.

<AutoStartSig>

Optional

If this tag is included, the device starts signing automatically after document is opened.

<Signed>

Return Value

This tag is added into the result xml, to indicate if the signature was added or skipped. By <Placeholder> signatures the values is 1 (for signed) when at least one of the found postion was signed. For individual signature details the <SignedProtocol> will be added.

Values:

0 = not signed

1 = signature was signed

<SignedProtocol>*
<Index id="1">0</Index>
<Index id="2">1</Index>
...
</SignedProtocol>

Return Value

This tag is added to the result xml for each <Placeholder> signature which was found inside the document. There is a separate index for each placeholder position which was found inside the pdf.

Values:

0 = not signed

1 = signature was signed

<Found>

Return Value

This tag is added into the result xml, to indicate if the signature position (<FieldName> and <Placeholder>) where found.

Values:

0 = not found in the document

1 = found inside the document