Notary Seal Tools
by Appian Corporation
Description
A Notary Seal used for digitally signing a document involves a digital representation of an official notary seal or stamp, applied electronically to authenticate the document's authenticity and validate its content. This digital seal serves a similar purpose to a physical notary seal by confirming the integrity and origin of the document in a digital format, ensuring its legal validity and providing assurance of its authenticity.
Prerequisites: A valid SSL client certificate with all the policies in place.
Features
Smart Services: notary-seal-tools-3 -Ability to detect and reject expired or invalid SSL certificates. -Verify digital signatures using Adobe software. -Configuration options to transmit SSL certificates as part of the document within the plugin. -Ability to set up signature stamps for multiple fields simultaneously using signature field property names. -Ability to include visual signature stamps containing signer name, configurable reason, and current date.
Release notes
Upgraded the plugin for fixing security vulnerabilities.
Version history (11)
1.2.3
Updated the deprecated methods to fix vulnerability.
1.2.2
Upgraded commons-lang library for fixing vulnerability(CVE) issue.
1.2.1
Fixing vulnerability(CVE) issue with a dependent jar.
1.2.0
- Configurations added for font name, size, and color as input parameters.
1.1.7
Resolutions for high CVE dependencies.
1.1.6
- Enhanced error handling to prevent disruption of the smart service node in the event of a failure. Instead, introduced an output parameter to populate the error message and set the success flag to false.
- If the input parameters for Reason, location, or signer are null or empty, they will not appear in the signature stamp
- Added wrapping functionality to the Signer parameter, which defaults to a value of 70 and can be overridden using the new input parameter (Character length for wrapping)
1.0.5
- Fixing vulnerability issue with a dependent jar
1.0.4
-Improved error handling to cause the smart service to fail if the signature fields are not configured correctly. -Show all the names of signature field properties to offer better understanding of which field names should be included in the configuration for 'list of signature field names' input.
1.0.3
- Fixed the system.out issue
- Enhanced exception handling when the signature fields don't match
- Sample output file after signing is attached
- Updated and enhanced test classes
- New README file with output file screenshot
1.0.2
Update to README file only. No jar changes.
1.0.2
New smart service