Document Source ​

Documents to be processed for signature, receipt, or delivery by AlphaTrust e-Sign™ are read into the AlphaTrust e-Sign™ document repository as part of the transaction creation process. The location of each document in which AlphaTrust e-Sign™ is to access it is specified in the Source property.

There are three Source properties, FilePath, FileBytes, and FileUrl. If AlphaTrust e-Sign™ does not have direct network or internet access to the document that needs to be signed, use the FileBytes property to pass in the byte array of the PDF or HTML document.

document = new DocumentInsertModel()
            {
                ...
                Source = new SourceModel()
                {
                    FileBytes = System.IO.File.ReadAllBytes(@"c:\myDocument.pdf")
                }
                ...
            }

If AlphaTrust e-Sign™ does have direct network access to the document that needs to be signed, use the FilePath property to pass in the network path. Local or UNC paths are supported but mapped drives are not since the user has to be actively logged in for the mapped drive to be used.

document = new DocumentInsertModel()
            {
                ...
                Source = new SourceModel()
                {
                    FilePath = @"\\My_Pronto_Accessible_Network_Share\myDocument.pdf")
                }
                ...
            }

A second way to use the FilePath property is to reference documents that have been uploaded into the Control Panel's Document Templates section (shown in the image below).

If a document exists in this repository, you can omit the full path and just use the name of the document as the FilePath property value. If the system sees that the FilePath is a relative path, it will automatically look in the Document Templates repository for the file. If the file does not exist, an error will be returned.

document = new DocumentInsertModel()
           {
                ...
                Source = new SourceModel()
                {
                     FilePath = @"myDocument.pdf"
                }
                ...
           }