You use this method to certify a PDF form on the server side. To execute this method, you require a secure connection to ADS. For more information, see the Adobe Document Services Configuration Guide .
Import parameters
Parameter |
Typing |
Meaning |
KEYNAME |
TYPE CLIKE OPTIONAL |
Name of the private key used for certification This information is optional. If no key is specified, the default value is used. The default value is specified in the Adobe Document Services configuration. |
FIELDNAME |
TYPE CLIKE |
Full name of a signature field (must be on the form) This name is defined in Adobe LiveCycle Designer. This field can be hidden on the form, which makes it invisible to the user. |
REASON |
TYPE CLIKE OPTIONAL |
Additional information about the certification |
LOCATION |
TYPE CLIKE OPTIONAL |
Additional information about the certification |
CONTACTINFO |
TYPE CLIKE OPTIONAL |
Additional information about the certification |
LEGALATTESTATIONS |
TYPE CLIKE OPTIONAL |
Additional information about the certification. As the user who is creating the form, you are responsible for making it secure. Document functions such as scripting, which can change the appearance of a form when edited, can make the form non-secure. Adobe Reader notifies the user about these functions in a warning. If you still want to certify a form of this type, you can provide the user with additional information in a comment about the warning. For example, you can state that the scripting in the form is trustworthy. |
PERMISSIONS |
TYPE CLIKE OPTIONAL |
This parameter specifies which actions are permitted in the PDF form (that is, they do not invalidate the certification). Possible values:
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Exception classes
CX_FP_RUNTIME_USAGE
CX_FP_RUNTIME_SYSTEM