Thanks a lot!
I haven't found those tutorials, and they have helped me a lot.
Thanks again!
2012/11/12 1T3XT BVBA
> On 12/11/2012 8:05, Hyuga wrote:
> > Following this thread, I've seen that iText 5.3.4 has been released.
> > There is a date for the release of iTextSharp 5.3.4?
>
> Yes, this
On 12/11/2012 8:05, Hyuga wrote:
> Following this thread, I've seen that iText 5.3.4 has been released.
> There is a date for the release of iTextSharp 5.3.4?
Yes, this is scheduled for this week.
> Will this release contain the functions for signing PDF documents
> presented in the White Paper
Following this thread, I've seen that iText 5.3.4 has been released. There
is a date for the release of iTextSharp 5.3.4? Will this release contain
the functions for signing PDF documents presented in the White Paper about
Digital Signatures?
Thanks a lot.
2012/10/24 José Santiago Bonilla Pazmiñ
You are right, just checked C# source, my mistake.
Regards,
Jose.
El miércoles, 24 de octubre de 2012, Hyuga escribió:
> Jose, thanks for your answer, but I've tried the before making
> the question, and haven't found anything.
>
> If I simply make a search of the words "IExternal" I can find
Jose, thanks for your answer, but I've tried the before making
the question, and haven't found anything.
If I simply make a search of the words "IExternal" I can find
"iTExtSharp.text.pdf.security.IExternalSignature" only, and if I try to
find something containing the words "ExternalDigest", the
HI, itextsharp uses the same nomenclature that C#, so: ExternalDigest is an
Interface and interface names start with "I". You should use
IExternalDigest and create your own, or use an existing one.
A simple CTRL+F: "ExternalDigest" would have solved your problem.
Regards,
Jose
El martes, 23 de
Hello everybody!
I am trying to use iTextSharp to sign digitally a PDF previously created.
I've upgraded my iTextSharp.dll version to 5.3.3.0 (I was previously using
an elder version just for creating the PDFs), I have found the White Paper
about Digital Signatures written by Mr. Lowagie and, of c
