Hi,#Sign Pdf Document smart service I am working on 'SIGN PDF DOCUMENT&

Hi Rakesh,
I can go into the node inputs a little bit more.

1. Document to sign: Input - The document you wish to upload to append a signature to
2. Signed Document name: Output - The name of the generated PDF with the signature
3. Destination Folder: The folder in Appian where you wish to store the PDF
4. Keystore type: The type of keystore containing the private key. More information about JKS and PKCS#12 can be found here:
stackoverflow.com/.../what-are-the-merits-of-jks-vs-pkcs12-for-code-signing
5. Keystore: You can generate a keystore using the keytool executable located in <PATH_TO_JAVA>/<JDK1.X.X_XX>/bin/keytool
More information on this can be found here:
wiki.eclipse.org/Generating_a_Private_Key_and_a_Keystore
6. Keystore Password: Password that you have defined for your keystore
7. Key alias: The alias of the key to use, if there are multiple keys in the keystore
8. Key password: The key password, if it differs from the keystore password
9. Certification level: The levels in which changes can be made to the PDF
10. Hash algorithm: The algorithm used when signing. SHA-256 and higher are generally more secure but must be supported by the selected key.
11. Append signature: Whether or not to append signatures. The default is true and existing signatures will be preserved.

For 12 - 14, this is for informational purposes only. Will be shown when viewing the signature details.
12. Reason: The reason for signing the document
13. Location: The signer's location
14. Contact: The signer's contact information

15. Visable signature: The visible signature option, or None for no visible signature
16. Visible signature field: The name of the visible signature field to sign, or to create and sign
17. Visible signature graphic: The image to use for the visible signature
18. Visble signature page number: The page number to place the signature

19. Visble signature positions:
X1: The X offset of the upper right corner
Y1: The Y offset of the upper right corner
X2: The X offset of the lower left corner
Y2: The Y offset of the lower left corner

Hi Rakesh,
I can go into the node inputs a little bit more.

1. Document to sign: Input - The document you wish to upload to append a signature to
2. Signed Document name: Output - The name of the generated PDF with the signature
3. Destination Folder: The folder in Appian where you wish to store the PDF
4. Keystore type: The type of keystore containing the private key. More information about JKS and PKCS#12 can be found here:
stackoverflow.com/.../what-are-the-merits-of-jks-vs-pkcs12-for-code-signing
5. Keystore: You can generate a keystore using the keytool executable located in <PATH_TO_JAVA>/<JDK1.X.X_XX>/bin/keytool
More information on this can be found here:
wiki.eclipse.org/Generating_a_Private_Key_and_a_Keystore
6. Keystore Password: Password that you have defined for your keystore
7. Key alias: The alias of the key to use, if there are multiple keys in the keystore
8. Key password: The key password, if it differs from the keystore password
9. Certification level: The levels in which changes can be made to the PDF
10. Hash algorithm: The algorithm used when signing. SHA-256 and higher are generally more secure but must be supported by the selected key.
11. Append signature: Whether or not to append signatures. The default is true and existing signatures will be preserved.

For 12 - 14, this is for informational purposes only. Will be shown when viewing the signature details.
12. Reason: The reason for signing the document
13. Location: The signer's location
14. Contact: The signer's contact information

15. Visable signature: The visible signature option, or None for no visible signature
16. Visible signature field: The name of the visible signature field to sign, or to create and sign
17. Visible signature graphic: The image to use for the visible signature
18. Visble signature page number: The page number to place the signature

19. Visble signature positions:
X1: The X offset of the upper right corner
Y1: The Y offset of the upper right corner
X2: The X offset of the lower left corner
Y2: The Y offset of the lower left corner