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Sign HTTP request in interactive PDF form

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I know that is possible to send HTTP request from PDF form. I know that is possible to sign whole PDF and submit it.

But I want to sign some XML and send it from PDF as HTTP request. Is it possible?

Thanks in advance

Denis

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Yes on the submit button definition there is a sign submission checkbox. Once that is done, choose the Settings button right beside and choose Sign Dtaa Only.

Paul

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Yes on the submit button definition there is a sign submission checkbox. Once that is done, choose the Settings button right beside and choose Sign Dtaa Only.

Paul

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Oh, thank you.

But I have new problem.

May be you know why I get message box "The operation violates your permission configuration" when I push Submit button?

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Usually you get that because you are trying to do something in Reader that you have not explicitly given permissions for using Reader Extensions.

Paul

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Not sure if this will fix your problem but this is what I think. You need to Reader Extend the document to allow signatures. Open your form in Acrobat and under Advanced/Extend Features in Adobe Reader you can extend your doc. Just folow the wizard.

Paul

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