JSignPdf is an open-source Java application that adds digital signatures to PDF documents.
Features
- visible and hidden signatures
- certificate levels
- timestamping
- setting PDF rights
- command line support for batch processing
- certificate revocation checks (CRL, OCSP)
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Works very well! LTV is supported, users need to select "Advanced view" click on: "TSA/OCSP/CRL" and activate "Enable OCSP" and "Enable CRL". Now (v2.2.0) it supports ECC signatures, I tested with NIST P-521, and is working great.
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Excellent piece of software, small, does the job right. Only feature missing is long-term validation (LTV) support.
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i am using this to sign a batch of files using command line interface using a digital signature key card. Kindly do let me know if there is a way to integrate the passowrd in the command line itself.
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A useful application for those who need to sign distance contracts or other documents.
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It may have retired, but it lives on. It's a great app. We've been looking for a possibility to integrate with smartcards or secure signing servers with RESTful API. Version 1.6.4 added support external signatures which is exactly what we needed. There is now a CloudFoxy proxy, which can re-direct requests to RESTful API encapsulating eIDAS smartcards. Who knows, maybe OpenPGP on Javacards will be next.