Type: | classname of handler or "acrobat" |
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Inherited: | no |
Used By: | input |
See: | algorithm alias keypassword keystoretype location ocsp pades password reason signer timestampurl |
This attribute determines which signature handler should be used by Acrobat to verify the digital signature. It is only ued with the input type="signature" element, and is optional - if not specified, an unsigned signature is created. The legacy values "acrobat6", "verisign" and "selfsign" can be used as synonyms for "acrobat"
This shows how to digitally sign a document
<input type="signature" handler="acrobat6" // handler used to verify this signature keystore="file:/privatekey.jks" // URL of the keystore keystoretype="JKS-SUN" // type of keystore password="storepassword" // password to unlock the keystore alias="secretkey" // key from the keystore to use keypassword="secretkeypassword" // password to unlock the key, if required certify="nochanges" // allow no changes after signing signer="John Smith" // name to place on the signature reason="I am the author" // reason you're signing the document />
Same as the above example but showing the additional keys that might be used to create a signature with "long-term validation".
<input type="signature" handler="acrobat6" // handler used to verify this signature keystore="file:/privatekey.jks" // URL of the keystore keystoretype="JKS-SUN" // type of keystore password="storepassword" // password to unlock the keystore alias="secretkey" // key from the keystore to use keypassword="secretkeypassword" // password to unlock the key, if required signer="John Smith" // name to place on the signature reason="I am the author" // reason you're signing the document timestampurl="http://timestamp.entrust.net/TSS/RFC3161sha1TS" // URL of the RFC3161 Timestamp service pades="true" // Mark the signature as PAdES compatible ocsp="true" // Perform OCSP and CRL verification at time of signing algorithm="SHA256" // Set the digest algorithm to SHA-256 (optional). />