cfPDF: How do I electionically sign a pdf document

[JimNe54]

Hi,

The documentation for cfPDF does not specify how to use the  "AllowSecure" option of the "Protect" action for the "Permissions" attribute.

How do you  direct cfPDF to the digital certificate you want to use to sign the pdf  document?

Please no vague answers.  Please provide the line of code using cfPDF.

Thank you.

[Guest]

Please no vague answers.  Please provide the line of code using cfPDF.

??? your wanting people to help you right?  Maybe you should rethink your strategy, forums are communities with pple helping one another.  Its not about joining up, and demanding an answer on day one.

Anyway, I don't think this is possible with cfpdf.  Im pretty sure you have to use the Acrobat SDK or Lifecycle, and I think there are licensing issues with using the SDK on a server.

[Adam Cameron.]

Please no vague answers.  Please provide the line of code using cfPDF.

??? your wanting people to help you right?  Maybe you should rethink your strategy, forums are communities with pple helping one another.  Its not about joining up, and demanding an answer on day one.

Yep.  That's pretty much why I thought "yeah, screw you buddy", and moved on to the next post.

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Adam

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Anyway, I don't think this is possible with cfpdf.  Im

pretty sure you have to use the Acrobat SDK or Lifecycle,

and I think there are licensing issues with using the SDK on

a server.

That would be my take as well. The documentation just talks about setting permissions indicating what can and cannot be done with the pdf:

AllowSecure:

Users can sign the PDF document (with an electronic signature).

[JimNe54]

Thank you for your help.