ViewSign Professional Integration Guide

Client Integration Guide

This guide describes integration scenarios for the Client. It is intended for the integrator (software developer/customizer) at your organization.

Command Line

You can start xyzmo Client via the command line.

To start xyzmo Client

• Run the following command:

SIGNificantOfflineClient.exe filename

The following parameters are supported:

Parameter	Description
-b64	Mark filename as base64 encoded. Must be before the filename. This is useful for filenames containing special characters. Example: SignificantOfflineClient.exe -b64 "ASDLFKJASLDFKJ ALSK=="
filename	The full path and filename of the file that xyzmo Client should open. Example: c:\Temp\document.pdf
/DisableStringRemoving	Disables the removing of Sig-/Ord-/Attachment-/… Strings from the document when it’s loaded.
/disablesigstringparsing	Disables Sig String parsing.
/disableordstringparsing	Disables Ord String parsing.
/signatureTemplate	This parameter tells the client to take the Signature Template XML given with its full path to create and position signature fields. Refer to the appropriate chapter for more details.
/config	This parameter takes an alternative _global.xml from a given path. Note: This will be supported in future version.
/attachAsFile	This parameter takes a file and attaches it as file attachment. A full qualified path name is required. Example: /attachAsFile c:\testfiles\test.pdf /attachAsFile "\\testres.trosoft.local\testfiles\test.xml" => this would attach the file c:\testfiles\test.pdf and c:\test2\test.doc
/attachAsPage	This parameter takes a file and attaches it as additional page. A full qualified path name is required. Example: /attachAsPage "\\testres.trosoft.local\testfiles\test.pdf" /attachAsPage c:\test2\test.jpg => This would attach the file c:\testfiles\test.pdf and c:\test2\test.jpg as additional pages.
/sq	This parameter limits signing to a certain signature field given by the given sequence number (only for stepping and autostep) Example (doc. contains fields with sq=1 to sq=10): /sq 1 /sq 2 /sq 5 => this limits signing to the signature fields with sq=1, 2 and 5. Example (doc. contains fields with no sq numbers): /sq 1 /sq 2 /sq 5 => this effectively disables signing of existing signature fields. Example (doc. contains fields with sq=1 to sq=10): /sq 1 /sq 2 /sq 15 => this limits signing to the signature fields with sq=1, 2; 15 is ignored
/username	This parameter limits signing to the signature fields of a specific user Example: /username userA /username LoggedOnUser - the logged on user; which is "userA" for example. => If a username is given, the user is only allowed to sign the signature fields for the given username.
/cbv1; /cbv2; /cbv3	Additional cmd parameters, will be passed to a custom action.