Monkeybread Software - MBS FileMaker Plugin: DynaPDF.SaveAndSignFileExt

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DynaPDF.SaveAndSignFileExt

Saves and signs the current PDF.

Component	Version	macOS	Windows	Linux	Server	FileMaker iOS SDK
DynaPDF	11.0	✅ Yes	✅ Yes	✅ Yes	✅ Yes	✅ Yes

MBS( "DynaPDF.SaveAndSignFileExt"; PDF; PKCS12 Reference { ; Reason; Location; Signer; FileName; Preview } ) More

Parameters

Parameter Description Example Flags

PDF The PDF reference returned from DynaPDF.New. $pdf

PKCS12 Reference The reference to the PKCS12.
See PKCS12.ReadFromContainer or PKCS12.ReadFromFile to load a PKCS#12 file. $pkcs12

Reason Reason string. $reason Optional

Location Signers location string $location Optional

Signer Signers name string $signer Optional

FileName The file name to be associated with the container value.
The file name should include pdf file extension. "hello.pdf" Optional

Preview Whether to include a preview JPEG.
Default is 1 for including one. Pass zero to disable preview. 1 Optional

Parameter	Description	Example	Flags
PDF	The PDF reference returned from DynaPDF.New.	$pdf
PKCS12 Reference	The reference to the PKCS12. See PKCS12.ReadFromContainer or PKCS12.ReadFromFile to load a PKCS#12 file.	$pkcs12
Reason	Reason string.	$reason	Optional
Location	Signers location string	$location	Optional
Signer	Signers name string	$signer	Optional
FileName	The file name to be associated with the container value. The file name should include pdf file extension.	"hello.pdf"	Optional
Preview	Whether to include a preview JPEG. Default is 1 for including one. Pass zero to disable preview.	1	Optional

Result

Returns OK or error.

Description

Saves and signs the current PDF.
On success you either get back the PDF as container value (in memory PDF) or it returns OK after writing PDF to file (file based PDF).
The plugin also renders a JPEG for preview and includes it within the container value (with DynaPDF Pro).

Same as DynaPDF.SaveAndSignFile, but the signing is done by MBS plugin itself instead of DynaPDF. You pass the PKCS#12 key and certificate by reference number. This way we can support more keys than DynaPDF directly, e.g. with 2048 or 4096 bits.

Examples

Sign a PDF with PKCS#12 key:

# Initialize DynaPDF if needed
If [ MBS("DynaPDF.IsInitialized") ≠ 1 ]
Perform Script [ Specified: From list ; “InitDynaPDF” ; Parameter: ]
End If
# New PDF
Set Variable [ $pdf ; Value: MBS("DynaPDF.New") ]
#
# output to file
Set Variable [ $destPath ; Value: MBS("Folders.UserDesktop") & "/test.pdf" ]
Set Variable [ $r ; Value: MBS("DynaPDF.OpenOutputFile"; $pdf; $destPath) ]
#
# Load PDF from container
Set Variable [ $r ; Value: MBS("DynaPDF.OpenPDFFromContainer"; $pdf; Merge PDFs::InputPDF) ]
Set Variable [ $r ; Value: MBS("DynaPDF.ImportPDFFile"; $pdf; 1) ]
#
# or sign it on saving
Set Variable [ $pkey ; Value: MBS( "PKCS12.ReadFromFile"; "/Users/cs/Desktop/test_cert.pfx"; "123456" ) ]
Set Field [ Merge PDFs::MergeStatus ; MBS("DynaPDF.SaveAndSignFileExt"; $pdf; $pkey; "Hello"; "World"; ""; "Merged.pdf") ]
#
# cleanup
Set Variable [ $r ; Value: MBS( "PKCS12.Release"; $pkey) ]
Set Variable [ $r ; Value: MBS("DynaPDF.Release"; $pdf) ]

Release notes

Version 11.1
- Fixed bug in DynaPDF.SaveAndSignFileExt function.
Version 11.0
- Added DynaPDF.SaveAndSignFileExt function to sign PDF file with 2048 or 4096 bit key length.

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Created 8th January 2021, last changed 8th January 2021

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