Hi AJ !
Just add a (trusted) timestamp to your signature. I doesn't relate to the
'quality' leve of your certificate ...
Greetings
Andreas
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Betreff: [iText-questions] signing question re date/time
Gesendet: Mi, 29. Jun 2011
Von: AJ Weber
I'm testing some PDF signing using some of the sample code from the latest
"iText In Action" book (slightly modified 12.14 code, to be moderately
specific). When I look at the generated signature properties with Acrobat 8,
there is a warning "Signature date/time are from the clock on the signer's
computer." Is there some additional method-call I can use to get the date/time
from an appropriate source to suppress this warning? NOTE: I'm testing with a
self-signed cert at this time; maybe this is "automatic" for CA-issued certs.
Thanks in advance,AJ
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