Introduction
SWS provides REST interface for Pades and Cades signatures for very large files (you can sign files over 1GB). Without any problem with appliance memory as it handles files with a stream.
At this link:
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http://<IP-APPLIANCE>:8080/SignEngineWeb/rest/service |
You can find this two method:
- signPAdES
- signCAdES
signPAdES
Below is the example of signPAdES request with CURL:
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curl --form 'credentials="{\"username\":\"DEVICENAME\",\"password\":\"PASSWORD\"}";type=application/json' --form 'preferences="{\"page\":\"1\",\"hashAlgorithm\":\"SHA256\", \"withTimestamp\": \"false\"}";type=application/json' --form file=@FILE_TO_BE_SIGNED.pdf --request POST http://<IP-APPLIANCE>:8080/SignEngineWeb/rest/service/signPAdES --output FILE_SIGNED.pdf |
In this example, we are signing the file: "FILE_TO_BE_SIGNED.pdf" and the file signed will be saved in "FILE_SIGNED.pdf".
signCAdES
Below is the example of signCAdES with CURL:
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curl --form 'credentials="{\"username\":\"DEVICENAME\",\"password\":\"PASSWORD\"}";type=application/json' --form 'preferences="{\"hashAlgorithm\":\"SHA256\"}";type=application/json' --form file=@FILE_TO_BE_SIGNED.txt --request POST http://<IP-APPLIANCE>:8080/SignEngineWeb/rest/service/signCAdES --output FILE_SIGNED.txt.p7m |
In this example, we are signing the file: "FILE_TO_SIGNED.txt" and the file signed will be saved in "FILE_SIGNED.txt.p7m"