API Logs

When using the Web Service API calls to create and manage transactions, documents, participants, tasks, groups, and users, you have the ability to enable logging on any of these calls on an individual basis by setting the Request property of EnableLogging=true. All "Request" reqs have this property available.

csharp

var req = new DocumentDetailsRequestModel()
            {
                EnableLogging = true,
                IDs = new List<object> { id }
            };


var api = new DocumentsApi(myRestEndpointUrl);
var results = api.GetDocuments(req, apiKey, apiSecret, apiUsername, apiPassword);

To view these API debug logs, log in to the AlphaTrust e-Sign™ Control Panel with a user that has "Developer" permissions and navigated to the 'Developer > API Logs' section.

On the page, the logs will list both the Request and the Response in separate files for each API call that is made. It will consist of the following filename format:

MethodName-Type-MachineName-DateTime.json

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When creating transactions through the API and you receive any errors back from AlphaTrust e-Sign™ that you need more detail about, you can get more debug details by turning on the AlphaTrust e-Sign™ Debug Logs described in the Debugging AlphaTrust e-Sign™ Applications Using Log Files section.

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For on-premise deployments of AlphaTrust e-Sign™, you may uncomment the <system.diagnostics> node in the \AlphaTrust\Pronto4\ProntoNetServices-v5\Web.config file to enable trace logging and service message logging. You must also uncomment the <diagnostics> node in the <system.serviceModel> section elsewhere in the Web.config file.

API Logs ​

API Logs