reference.md

Reference

Deployment

client.deployment.licenseStatus() -> DeploymentLicenseStatusResponse

🔌 Usage

client.deployment().licenseStatus();

Doc

client.doc.head(docId) -> DocHead200Response

🔌 Usage

client.doc().head(
    "docId",
    HeadDocRequest
        .builder()
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

docId: String

documentPassword: Optional<String> — Base64-encoded password for an encrypted document. Valid only with the API token (403 anywhere else). An encrypted document answers 422 DocPasswordRequired when the header is absent. Viewer doc JWTs use the SDK password-session flow instead.

client.doc.changes(docId, layerName, request) -> DocChanges200Response

📝 Description

Each change stands on its own and names itself by opId: a refused change rolls back alone, and the answer lists every change in order, applied with its result or refused with its error. Asked again under its opId, a change gets the same answer, refusals included; a different change under an answered opId is refused (IdempotencyKeyReused). { opId, undoOf } undoes an earlier change of the caller, here or in an earlier request; an undo leaves alone what was changed since, and the undo of an undo redoes. A redaction, a flatten, a form repair or a completed signature ends undo for the changes before it (UndoUnavailable). Each op is checked against its own capability: annotation ops need doc.annotate.modify, form values doc.forms.fill, form structure doc.forms.modify, metadata doc.metadata.modify, outline doc.outline.modify, pages doc.pages.assemble, embedded files doc.attachments.modify. Bytes (a stamp's drawing, an attached file, a signature's artwork, a PDF whose pages come in) travel as multipart: a JSON body part, each op naming its files by role as resources: { <role>: '<key>' }, and each file as the part resource:<key>. At most 64 changes per request and 512 ops per change.

🔌 Usage

client.doc().changes(
    "docId",
    "layerName",
    DocChangesRequest
        .builder()
        .changes(
            Arrays.asList(
                DocChangesRequestChangesItem
                    .builder()
                    .opId("opId")
                    .build()
            )
        )
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

docId: String

layerName: String

documentPassword: Optional<String> — Base64-encoded password for an encrypted document. Valid only with the API token (403 anywhere else). An encrypted document answers 422 DocPasswordRequired when the header is absent. Viewer doc JWTs use the SDK password-session flow instead.

changes: List<DocChangesRequestChangesItem>

client.doc.download(docId, layerName) -> InputStream

🔌 Usage

client.doc().download(
    "docId",
    "layerName",
    DownloadDocRequest
        .builder()
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

docId: String

layerName: String

documentPassword: Optional<String> — Base64-encoded password for an encrypted document. Valid only with the API token (403 anywhere else). An encrypted document answers 422 DocPasswordRequired when the header is absent. Viewer doc JWTs use the SDK password-session flow instead.

client.doc.downloadLink(docId, layerName, request) -> DocDownloadLink200Response

📝 Description

The link opens the layer as it is when created: once the layer changes, it answers 404, so create it right before handing it over. It downloads that one file and nothing else, and a password-protected document is checked when the link is created. Deployments that verify tokens with their own keys (JWKS) mint links on their backend: a doc token with layer_name, a download: { docVersion, mode: "incremental" } claim and a short exp, passed as link on the versioned download URL.

🔌 Usage

client.doc().downloadLink(
    "docId",
    "layerName",
    DocDownloadLinkRequest
        .builder()
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

docId: String

layerName: String

documentPassword: Optional<String> — Base64-encoded password for an encrypted document. Valid only with the API token (403 anywhere else). An encrypted document answers 422 DocPasswordRequired when the header is absent. Viewer doc JWTs use the SDK password-session flow instead.

expiresIn: Optional<Integer>

client.doc.manifest(docId, layerName) -> DocManifest200Response

🔌 Usage

client.doc().manifest(
    "docId",
    "layerName",
    ManifestDocRequest
        .builder()
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

docId: String

layerName: String

documentPassword: Optional<String> — Base64-encoded password for an encrypted document. Valid only with the API token (403 anywhere else). An encrypted document answers 422 DocPasswordRequired when the header is absent. Viewer doc JWTs use the SDK password-session flow instead.

client.doc.render(docId, layerName, pageKey) -> InputStream

📝 Description

Render parameters (viewport, format) pass as flat dotted query keys, e.g. ?viewport.kind=width&viewport.width=800; the full grammar is documented with the viewer.

🔌 Usage

client.doc().render(
    "docId",
    "layerName",
    "pageKey",
    RenderDocRequest
        .builder()
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

docId: String

layerName: String

pageKey: String — The page's address, obj:N: the page's indirect object number, the durable identity every PageLayout.ref carries. Mirrors annotKey and fieldKey.

documentPassword: Optional<String> — Base64-encoded password for an encrypted document. Valid only with the API token (403 anywhere else). An encrypted document answers 422 DocPasswordRequired when the header is absent. Viewer doc JWTs use the SDK password-session flow instead.

client.doc.text(docId, layerName, pageKey) -> DocText200Response

🔌 Usage

client.doc().text(
    "docId",
    "layerName",
    "pageKey",
    TextDocRequest
        .builder()
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

docId: String

layerName: String

pageKey: String — The page's address, obj:N: the page's indirect object number, the durable identity every PageLayout.ref carries. Mirrors annotKey and fieldKey.

documentPassword: Optional<String> — Base64-encoded password for an encrypted document. Valid only with the API token (403 anywhere else). An encrypted document answers 422 DocPasswordRequired when the header is absent. Viewer doc JWTs use the SDK password-session flow instead.

Shares

client.shares.exchange(request) -> SharesExchange200Response

📝 Description

Unauthenticated, but requires a browser Origin header, checked against the grant allowlist. Unknown, revoked, and disabled tokens are indistinguishable (404). Passphrase-protected grants return 422 SharePasswordRequired until password is supplied. A link that asks its visitors who they are on open returns 422 VisitorIdentityRequired until the required answers are given; error.details carries fields (what the link asks), missing, invalid, purpose and privacyUrl. A link that asks before the first change issues the session at once with visitor.identityRequest, and writes answer 403 VisitorIdentityRequired with the same details until the visitor exchanges again with their answers. Answers that can not be taken answer 422 on any link. Mounted only when the deployment can sign (HS256 mode).

🔌 Usage

client.shares().exchange(
    SharesExchangeRequest
        .builder()
        .shareToken("shareToken")
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

shareToken: String

password: Optional<String>

visitorHandle: Optional<String>

restart: Optional<Boolean>

visitorIdentity: Optional<SharesExchangeRequestVisitorIdentity>

client.shares.list(tenantId) -> SharesList200Response

🔌 Usage

client.shares().list(
    "tenantId",
    ListSharesRequest
        .builder()
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

tenantId: String

limit: Optional<Integer>

cursor: Optional<String>

docId: Optional<String>

archived: Optional<Boolean>

client.shares.create(tenantId, request) -> SharesCreate200Response

📝 Description

The returned share id is the public share token. Mounted only when the deployment can sign (HS256 mode) — exchange mints session JWTs, so grants exist only where minting does.

🔌 Usage

client.shares().create(
    "tenantId",
    SharesCreateRequest
        .builder()
        .docId("docId")
        .scope(
            Arrays.asList("scope")
        )
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

tenantId: String

docId: String

layerMode: Optional<SharesCreateRequestLayerMode>

layerName: Optional<String>

keepVisitorLayers: Optional<Boolean>

visitorIdleSeconds: Optional<Integer>

visitorIdentity: Optional<SharesCreateRequestVisitorIdentity>

scope: List<String>

origins: Optional<List<String>>

password: Optional<String>

sessionTtlSeconds: Optional<Integer>

expiresAt: Optional<Integer>

client.shares.get(tenantId, shareId) -> SharesGet200Response

🔌 Usage

client.shares().get(
    "tenantId",
    "shareId",
    GetSharesRequest
        .builder()
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

tenantId: String

shareId: String

client.shares.delete(tenantId, shareId)

🔌 Usage

client.shares().delete(
    "tenantId",
    "shareId",
    DeleteSharesRequest
        .builder()
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

tenantId: String

shareId: String

client.shares.update(tenantId, shareId, request) -> SharesUpdate200Response

🔌 Usage

client.shares().update(
    "tenantId",
    "shareId",
    SharesUpdateRequest
        .builder()
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

tenantId: String

shareId: String

layerMode: Optional<SharesUpdateRequestLayerMode>

layerName: Optional<String>

keepVisitorLayers: Optional<Boolean>

visitorIdleSeconds: Optional<Integer>

visitorIdentity: Optional<SharesUpdateRequestVisitorIdentity>

scope: Optional<List<String>>

origins: Optional<List<String>>

password: Optional<String>

sessionTtlSeconds: Optional<Integer>

disabled: Optional<Boolean>

expiresAt: Optional<Integer>

client.shares.archive(tenantId, shareId) -> SharesArchive200Response

📝 Description

Archiving is final: an archived link never exchanges again, and to share again you create a new link. Pausing (disabled) is the reversible stop. An archived link no longer counts as using its shared layer, so that layer can be deleted.

🔌 Usage

client.shares().archive(
    "tenantId",
    "shareId",
    ArchiveSharesRequest
        .builder()
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

tenantId: String

shareId: String

Tenants

client.tenants.list() -> TenantsList200Response

🔌 Usage

client.tenants().list(
    ListTenantsRequest
        .builder()
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

limit: Optional<Integer>

cursor: Optional<String>

client.tenants.create(request) -> TenantsCreate200Response

🔌 Usage

client.tenants().create(
    TenantsCreateRequest
        .builder()
        .id("id")
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

id: String

name: Optional<String>

client.tenants.get(tenantId) -> TenantsGet200Response

🔌 Usage

client.tenants().get(
    "tenantId",
    GetTenantsRequest
        .builder()
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

tenantId: String

client.tenants.delete(tenantId)

📝 Description

Destroys the tenant and everything in its namespace — documents, layers, stored bytes, audit history. Irreversible.

🔌 Usage

client.tenants().delete(
    "tenantId",
    DeleteTenantsRequest
        .builder()
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

tenantId: String

client.tenants.resume(tenantId)

🔌 Usage

client.tenants().resume(
    "tenantId",
    ResumeTenantsRequest
        .builder()
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

tenantId: String

client.tenants.suspend(tenantId, request)

📝 Description

Instantly reversible with resume. The API token is exempt, so a suspended tenant can still be inspected, exported, resumed, or deleted.

🔌 Usage

client.tenants().suspend(
    "tenantId",
    TenantsSuspendRequest
        .builder()
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

tenantId: String

reason: Optional<String>

client.tenants.usage(tenantId) -> TenantsUsage200Response

📝 Description

Facts only — no limits or billing state. Views count share exchanges plus authorized /v1/access grants, deduplicated across the two.

🔌 Usage

client.tenants().usage(
    "tenantId",
    UsageTenantsRequest
        .builder()
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

tenantId: String

period: Optional<String>

Documents

client.documents.list(tenantId) -> DocumentsList200Response

🔌 Usage

client.documents().list(
    "tenantId",
    ListDocumentsRequest
        .builder()
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

tenantId: String

limit: Optional<Integer>

cursor: Optional<String>

state: Optional<ListDocumentsRequestState>

client.documents.get(tenantId, id) -> DocumentsGet200Response

🔌 Usage

client.documents().get(
    "tenantId",
    "id",
    GetDocumentsRequest
        .builder()
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

tenantId: String

id: String

client.documents.delete(tenantId, id)

🔌 Usage

client.documents().delete(
    "tenantId",
    "id",
    DeleteDocumentsRequest
        .builder()
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

tenantId: String

id: String

client.documents.commit(tenantId, id, request) -> DocumentsCommit200Response

🔌 Usage

client.documents().commit(
    "tenantId",
    "id",
    DocumentsCommitRequest
        .builder()
        .sha256("sha256")
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

tenantId: String

id: String

sha256: String

client.documents.download(tenantId, id) -> InputStream

🔌 Usage

client.documents().download(
    "tenantId",
    "id",
    DownloadDocumentsRequest
        .builder()
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

tenantId: String

id: String

client.documents.thumbnail(tenantId, id) -> InputStream

🔌 Usage

client.documents().thumbnail(
    "tenantId",
    "id",
    ThumbnailDocumentsRequest
        .builder()
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

tenantId: String

id: String

client.documents.uploadProxy(tenantId, id, request) -> DocumentsUploadProxy200Response

📝 Description

This bounded origin-mediated fallback must only be used after documents.init returns upload.kind=proxy. Auto mode prefers a presigned object-store PUT whenever available.

🔌 Usage

client.documents().uploadProxy(
    "tenantId",
    "id",
    null,
    UploadProxyDocumentsRequest
        .builder()
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

tenantId: String

id: String

client.documents.importFrom(tenantId, request) -> DocumentsImportFrom200Response

📝 Description

Default mode is synchronous and bounded: the response returns only after the transfer verified and committed (or failed). mode=async (connection sources only) answers 202 immediately and an in-process worker performs the transfer with leased, fenced retries; poll the document until ready/failed. The deployment import policy gates scheme, network range, and size; sources must declare a length. CloudPDF copies and owns the bytes — the source is never referenced in place. A 502 marks a retryable upstream failure: retry with the same idempotencyKey to resume the same document. URL sources are capabilities and never echoed back. Connection sources name operator-registered storage (bucket/prefix scope, allowed credential classes, and tenant bindings are deployment configuration); revision is provider-interpreted (S3 VersionId, GCS generation, Azure version id).

🔌 Usage

client.documents().importFrom(
    "tenantId",
    DocumentsImportFromRequest
        .builder()
        .source(
            DocumentsImportFromRequestSource.url(
                DocumentsImportFromRequestSourceUrl
                    .builder()
                    .url("url")
                    .build()
            )
        )
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

tenantId: String

source: DocumentsImportFromRequestSource — Where CloudPDF pulls the bytes from. The two shapes differ in who supplies the authority to read, not in which storage vendor holds the file.

expected: Optional<DocumentsImportFromRequestExpected> — Integrity pins, enforced when present. When absent, the server-observed values become authoritative.

metadata: Optional<Map<String, Object>>

idempotencyKey: Optional<String> — Retrying with the same key resumes the same document rather than importing a second copy — including after a 502.

dedupMode: Optional<DocumentsImportFromRequestDedupMode> — always-create (default) creates a new document every time. reuse-existing returns a document that already holds the same content instead of storing it twice.

docId: Optional<String>

mode: Optional<DocumentsImportFromRequestMode> — sync (default) holds the response open for the whole transfer. async answers 202 with the document pending and transfers in the background; it requires a connection source, and filesystem connections additionally require expected.sha256.

client.documents.init(tenantId, request) -> DocumentsInit200Response

🔌 Usage

client.documents().init(
    "tenantId",
    DocumentsInitRequest
        .builder()
        .contentLength(1.1)
        .contentSha256("contentSha256")
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

tenantId: String

contentLength: Double

contentSha256: String

metadata: Optional<Map<String, Object>>

idempotencyKey: Optional<String>

dedupMode: Optional<DocumentsInitRequestDedupMode> — always-create (default) creates a new document every time. reuse-existing returns a document that already holds the same content instead of storing it twice.

docId: Optional<String>

uploadTtlSec: Optional<Double>

uploadPreference: Optional<DocumentsInitRequestUploadPreference>

Tokens

client.tokens.issue(tenantId, request) -> TokensIssue200Response

📝 Description

kind "tenant" requires the API token — authority mints only downward. Mounted only when the deployment can sign (HS256 mode); asymmetric deployments mint with their own private key.

🔌 Usage

client.tokens().issue(
    "tenantId",
    IssueTokensRequest
        .builder()
        .body(
            TokensIssueRequest.doc(
                TokensIssueRequestDoc
                    .builder()
                    .sub("sub")
                    .docId("docId")
                    .expiresIn(1)
                    .scope(
                        Arrays.asList("scope")
                    )
                    .build()
            )
        )
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

tenantId: String

request: TokensIssueRequest

client.tokens.revoke(tenantId, jti, request)

📝 Description

Mounted only when the deployment enables token revocation.

🔌 Usage

client.tokens().revoke(
    "tenantId",
    "jti",
    TokensRevokeRequest
        .builder()
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

tenantId: String

jti: String

reason: Optional<String>

expiresAtSeconds: Optional<Integer>

Doc Annotations

client.doc.annotations.listAll(docId, layerName) -> AnnotationList

📝 Description

Returns one entry per page plus the audit-log cursor for reconciling subsequent document events. Page order is unspecified; join by page (a PageRef) when display order matters.

🔌 Usage

client.doc().annotations().listAll(
    "docId",
    "layerName",
    ListAllAnnotationsRequest
        .builder()
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

docId: String

layerName: String

documentPassword: Optional<String> — Base64-encoded password for an encrypted document. Valid only with the API token (403 anywhere else). An encrypted document answers 422 DocPasswordRequired when the header is absent. Viewer doc JWTs use the SDK password-session flow instead.

client.doc.annotations.list(docId, layerName, pageKey) -> AnnotationList

🔌 Usage

client.doc().annotations().list(
    "docId",
    "layerName",
    "pageKey",
    ListAnnotationsRequest
        .builder()
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

docId: String

layerName: String

pageKey: String — The page's address, obj:N: the page's indirect object number, the durable identity every PageLayout.ref carries. Mirrors annotKey and fieldKey.

documentPassword: Optional<String> — Base64-encoded password for an encrypted document. Valid only with the API token (403 anywhere else). An encrypted document answers 422 DocPasswordRequired when the header is absent. Viewer doc JWTs use the SDK password-session flow instead.

client.doc.annotations.create(docId, layerName, pageKey, request) -> DocAnnotationsCreate200Response

📝 Description

Doc JWTs may instead carry collab scopes (annotations:create:self, …) that refine per-annotation authorship rules; the API token is exempt from both.

🔌 Usage

client.doc().annotations().create(
    "docId",
    "layerName",
    "pageKey",
    CreateAnnotationsRequest
        .builder()
        .body(
            new HashMap<String, Object>() {{
                put("key", "value");
            }}
        )
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

docId: String

layerName: String

pageKey: String — The page's address, obj:N: the page's indirect object number, the durable identity every PageLayout.ref carries. Mirrors annotKey and fieldKey.

documentPassword: Optional<String> — Base64-encoded password for an encrypted document. Valid only with the API token (403 anywhere else). An encrypted document answers 422 DocPasswordRequired when the header is absent. Viewer doc JWTs use the SDK password-session flow instead.

idempotencyKey: Optional<String> — Names the change: 1 to 255 printable ASCII characters. A retry under the same key on the same layer answers with what the first request committed, and changes nothing.

request: Map<String, Object>

client.doc.annotations.delete(docId, layerName, pageKey, annotKey) -> DocAnnotationsDelete200Response

🔌 Usage

client.doc().annotations().delete(
    "docId",
    "layerName",
    "pageKey",
    "annotKey",
    DeleteAnnotationsRequest
        .builder()
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

docId: String

layerName: String

pageKey: String — The page's address, obj:N: the page's indirect object number, the durable identity every PageLayout.ref carries. Mirrors annotKey and fieldKey.

annotKey: String — The annotation's address on the page: obj:N, its indirect object number, or base:N for an annotation the uploaded file stored inline (without an object number of its own), the position it was born at in the page's /Annots. The name the annotation's ref carries for life.

documentPassword: Optional<String> — Base64-encoded password for an encrypted document. Valid only with the API token (403 anywhere else). An encrypted document answers 422 DocPasswordRequired when the header is absent. Viewer doc JWTs use the SDK password-session flow instead.

idempotencyKey: Optional<String> — Names the change: 1 to 255 printable ASCII characters. A retry under the same key on the same layer answers with what the first request committed, and changes nothing.

client.doc.annotations.update(docId, layerName, pageKey, annotKey, request) -> DocAnnotationsUpdate200Response

🔌 Usage

client.doc().annotations().update(
    "docId",
    "layerName",
    "pageKey",
    "annotKey",
    UpdateAnnotationsRequest
        .builder()
        .body(
            new HashMap<String, Object>() {{
                put("key", "value");
            }}
        )
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

docId: String

layerName: String

pageKey: String — The page's address, obj:N: the page's indirect object number, the durable identity every PageLayout.ref carries. Mirrors annotKey and fieldKey.

annotKey: String — The annotation's address on the page: obj:N, its indirect object number, or base:N for an annotation the uploaded file stored inline (without an object number of its own), the position it was born at in the page's /Annots. The name the annotation's ref carries for life.

documentPassword: Optional<String> — Base64-encoded password for an encrypted document. Valid only with the API token (403 anywhere else). An encrypted document answers 422 DocPasswordRequired when the header is absent. Viewer doc JWTs use the SDK password-session flow instead.

idempotencyKey: Optional<String> — Names the change: 1 to 255 printable ASCII characters. A retry under the same key on the same layer answers with what the first request committed, and changes nothing.

request: Map<String, Object>

client.doc.annotations.readAppearance(docId, layerName, pageKey, annotKey) -> InputStream

🔌 Usage

client.doc().annotations().readAppearance(
    "docId",
    "layerName",
    "pageKey",
    "annotKey",
    ReadAppearanceAnnotationsRequest
        .builder()
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

docId: String

layerName: String

pageKey: String — The page's address, obj:N: the page's indirect object number, the durable identity every PageLayout.ref carries. Mirrors annotKey and fieldKey.

annotKey: String — The annotation's address on the page: obj:N, its indirect object number, or base:N for an annotation the uploaded file stored inline (without an object number of its own), the position it was born at in the page's /Annots. The name the annotation's ref carries for life.

documentPassword: Optional<String> — Base64-encoded password for an encrypted document. Valid only with the API token (403 anywhere else). An encrypted document answers 422 DocPasswordRequired when the header is absent. Viewer doc JWTs use the SDK password-session flow instead.

client.doc.annotations.readFile(docId, layerName, pageKey, annotKey) -> InputStream

📝 Description

A file that decodes past the server's limit is refused (PayloadTooLarge).

🔌 Usage

client.doc().annotations().readFile(
    "docId",
    "layerName",
    "pageKey",
    "annotKey",
    ReadFileAnnotationsRequest
        .builder()
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

docId: String

layerName: String

pageKey: String — The page's address, obj:N: the page's indirect object number, the durable identity every PageLayout.ref carries. Mirrors annotKey and fieldKey.

annotKey: String — The annotation's address on the page: obj:N, its indirect object number, or base:N for an annotation the uploaded file stored inline (without an object number of its own), the position it was born at in the page's /Annots. The name the annotation's ref carries for life.

documentPassword: Optional<String> — Base64-encoded password for an encrypted document. Valid only with the API token (403 anywhere else). An encrypted document answers 422 DocPasswordRequired when the header is absent. Viewer doc JWTs use the SDK password-session flow instead.

client.doc.annotations.exportAppearance(docId, layerName, pageKey, request) -> InputStream

🔌 Usage

client.doc().annotations().exportAppearance(
    "docId",
    "layerName",
    "pageKey",
    ExportAppearanceAnnotationsRequest
        .builder()
        .body(
            new HashMap<String, Object>() {{
                put("string", new 
                HashMap<String, Object>() {{put("key", "value");
                }});
            }}
        )
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

docId: String

layerName: String

pageKey: String — The page's address, obj:N: the page's indirect object number, the durable identity every PageLayout.ref carries. Mirrors annotKey and fieldKey.

documentPassword: Optional<String> — Base64-encoded password for an encrypted document. Valid only with the API token (403 anywhere else). An encrypted document answers 422 DocPasswordRequired when the header is absent. Viewer doc JWTs use the SDK password-session flow instead.

request: Map<String, Object>

client.doc.annotations.flatten(docId, layerName, pageKey, request) -> DocAnnotationsFlatten200Response

🔌 Usage

client.doc().annotations().flatten(
    "docId",
    "layerName",
    "pageKey",
    FlattenAnnotationsRequest
        .builder()
        .body(
            new HashMap<String, Object>() {{
                put("key", "value");
            }}
        )
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

docId: String

layerName: String

pageKey: String — The page's address, obj:N: the page's indirect object number, the durable identity every PageLayout.ref carries. Mirrors annotKey and fieldKey.

documentPassword: Optional<String> — Base64-encoded password for an encrypted document. Valid only with the API token (403 anywhere else). An encrypted document answers 422 DocPasswordRequired when the header is absent. Viewer doc JWTs use the SDK password-session flow instead.

idempotencyKey: Optional<String> — Names the change: 1 to 255 printable ASCII characters. A retry under the same key on the same layer answers with what the first request committed, and changes nothing.

request: Map<String, Object>

client.doc.annotations.reorder(docId, layerName, pageKey, request) -> DocAnnotationsReorder200Response

🔌 Usage

client.doc().annotations().reorder(
    "docId",
    "layerName",
    "pageKey",
    DocAnnotationsReorderRequest
        .builder()
        .position(
            AnnotationPosition.of(AnnotationPositionZero.START)
        )
        .refs(
            Arrays.asList(
                AnnotationRef.objectNumber(
                    AnnotationRefObjectNumber
                        .builder()
                        .page(
                            PageRef
                                .builder()
                                .kind(PageRefKind.OBJECT_NUMBER)
                                .objectNumber(1)
                                .build()
                        )
                        .objectNumber(1)
                        .build()
                )
            )
        )
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

docId: String

layerName: String

pageKey: String — The page's address, obj:N: the page's indirect object number, the durable identity every PageLayout.ref carries. Mirrors annotKey and fieldKey.

documentPassword: Optional<String> — Base64-encoded password for an encrypted document. Valid only with the API token (403 anywhere else). An encrypted document answers 422 DocPasswordRequired when the header is absent. Viewer doc JWTs use the SDK password-session flow instead.

idempotencyKey: Optional<String> — Names the change: 1 to 255 printable ASCII characters. A retry under the same key on the same layer answers with what the first request committed, and changes nothing.

refs: List<AnnotationRef>

position: AnnotationPosition

Doc Attachments

client.doc.attachments.download(docId, layerName, fileKey) -> InputStream

📝 Description

A file that decodes past the server's limit is refused (PayloadTooLarge).

🔌 Usage

client.doc().attachments().download(
    "docId",
    "layerName",
    "fileKey",
    DownloadAttachmentsRequest
        .builder()
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

docId: String

layerName: String

fileKey: String — The embedded file's name-tree key (its ref.key), token-text encoded, as fieldKey is.

documentPassword: Optional<String> — Base64-encoded password for an encrypted document. Valid only with the API token (403 anywhere else). An encrypted document answers 422 DocPasswordRequired when the header is absent. Viewer doc JWTs use the SDK password-session flow instead.

client.doc.attachments.list(docId, layerName) -> AttachmentList

📝 Description

A file-attachment annotation's file is listed with the annotation; read its bytes with doc.annotations.readFile.

🔌 Usage

client.doc().attachments().list(
    "docId",
    "layerName",
    ListAttachmentsRequest
        .builder()
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

docId: String

layerName: String

documentPassword: Optional<String> — Base64-encoded password for an encrypted document. Valid only with the API token (403 anywhere else). An encrypted document answers 422 DocPasswordRequired when the header is absent. Viewer doc JWTs use the SDK password-session flow instead.

Doc Forms

client.doc.forms.list(docId, layerName) -> DocFormsList200Response

🔌 Usage

client.doc().forms().list(
    "docId",
    "layerName",
    ListFormsRequest
        .builder()
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

docId: String

layerName: String

documentPassword: Optional<String> — Base64-encoded password for an encrypted document. Valid only with the API token (403 anywhere else). An encrypted document answers 422 DocPasswordRequired when the header is absent. Viewer doc JWTs use the SDK password-session flow instead.

client.doc.forms.reorderCalculations(docId, layerName, request) -> DocFormsReorderCalculations200Response

🔌 Usage

client.doc().forms().reorderCalculations(
    "docId",
    "layerName",
    DocFormsReorderCalculationsRequest
        .builder()
        .position(
            FieldPosition.of(FieldPositionZero.START)
        )
        .fields(
            Arrays.asList(
                FormFieldRef.objectNumber(
                    FormFieldRefObjectNumber
                        .builder()
                        .objectNumber(1)
                        .build()
                )
            )
        )
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

docId: String

layerName: String

documentPassword: Optional<String> — Base64-encoded password for an encrypted document. Valid only with the API token (403 anywhere else). An encrypted document answers 422 DocPasswordRequired when the header is absent. Viewer doc JWTs use the SDK password-session flow instead.

idempotencyKey: Optional<String> — Names the change: 1 to 255 printable ASCII characters. A retry under the same key on the same layer answers with what the first request committed, and changes nothing.

fields: List<FormFieldRef>

position: FieldPosition

client.doc.forms.setValue(docId, layerName, fieldKey, request) -> DocFormsSetValue200Response

🔌 Usage

client.doc().forms().setValue(
    "docId",
    "layerName",
    "fieldKey",
    SetValueFormsRequest
        .builder()
        .body(
            new HashMap<String, Object>() {{
                put("key", "value");
            }}
        )
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

docId: String

layerName: String

fieldKey: String

documentPassword: Optional<String> — Base64-encoded password for an encrypted document. Valid only with the API token (403 anywhere else). An encrypted document answers 422 DocPasswordRequired when the header is absent. Viewer doc JWTs use the SDK password-session flow instead.

idempotencyKey: Optional<String> — Names the change: 1 to 255 printable ASCII characters. A retry under the same key on the same layer answers with what the first request committed, and changes nothing.

request: Map<String, Object>

client.doc.forms.reset(docId, layerName, request) -> DocFormsReset200Response

🔌 Usage

client.doc().forms().reset(
    "docId",
    "layerName",
    DocFormsResetRequest
        .builder()
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

docId: String

layerName: String

documentPassword: Optional<String> — Base64-encoded password for an encrypted document. Valid only with the API token (403 anywhere else). An encrypted document answers 422 DocPasswordRequired when the header is absent. Viewer doc JWTs use the SDK password-session flow instead.

idempotencyKey: Optional<String> — Names the change: 1 to 255 printable ASCII characters. A retry under the same key on the same layer answers with what the first request committed, and changes nothing.

refs: Optional<List<FormFieldRef>>

client.doc.forms.deleteWidget(docId, layerName, pageKey, annotKey) -> DocFormsDeleteWidget200Response

🔌 Usage

client.doc().forms().deleteWidget(
    "docId",
    "layerName",
    "pageKey",
    "annotKey",
    DeleteWidgetFormsRequest
        .builder()
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

docId: String

layerName: String

pageKey: String — The page's address, obj:N: the page's indirect object number, the durable identity every PageLayout.ref carries. Mirrors annotKey and fieldKey.

annotKey: String — The annotation's address on the page: obj:N, its indirect object number, or base:N for an annotation the uploaded file stored inline (without an object number of its own), the position it was born at in the page's /Annots. The name the annotation's ref carries for life.

documentPassword: Optional<String> — Base64-encoded password for an encrypted document. Valid only with the API token (403 anywhere else). An encrypted document answers 422 DocPasswordRequired when the header is absent. Viewer doc JWTs use the SDK password-session flow instead.

idempotencyKey: Optional<String> — Names the change: 1 to 255 printable ASCII characters. A retry under the same key on the same layer answers with what the first request committed, and changes nothing.

client.doc.forms.updateWidget(docId, layerName, pageKey, annotKey, request) -> DocFormsUpdateWidget200Response

🔌 Usage

client.doc().forms().updateWidget(
    "docId",
    "layerName",
    "pageKey",
    "annotKey",
    DocFormsUpdateWidgetRequest
        .builder()
        .patch(
            WidgetPatch
                .builder()
                .build()
        )
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

docId: String

layerName: String

pageKey: String — The page's address, obj:N: the page's indirect object number, the durable identity every PageLayout.ref carries. Mirrors annotKey and fieldKey.

annotKey: String — The annotation's address on the page: obj:N, its indirect object number, or base:N for an annotation the uploaded file stored inline (without an object number of its own), the position it was born at in the page's /Annots. The name the annotation's ref carries for life.

documentPassword: Optional<String> — Base64-encoded password for an encrypted document. Valid only with the API token (403 anywhere else). An encrypted document answers 422 DocPasswordRequired when the header is absent. Viewer doc JWTs use the SDK password-session flow instead.

idempotencyKey: Optional<String> — Names the change: 1 to 255 printable ASCII characters. A retry under the same key on the same layer answers with what the first request committed, and changes nothing.

patch: WidgetPatch

client.doc.forms.reorderWidgets(docId, layerName, pageKey, request) -> DocFormsReorderWidgets200Response

🔌 Usage

client.doc().forms().reorderWidgets(
    "docId",
    "layerName",
    "pageKey",
    DocFormsReorderWidgetsRequest
        .builder()
        .position(
            AnnotationPosition.of(AnnotationPositionZero.START)
        )
        .widgets(
            Arrays.asList(
                AnnotationRef.objectNumber(
                    AnnotationRefObjectNumber
                        .builder()
                        .page(
                            PageRef
                                .builder()
                                .kind(PageRefKind.OBJECT_NUMBER)
                                .objectNumber(1)
                                .build()
                        )
                        .objectNumber(1)
                        .build()
                )
            )
        )
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

docId: String

layerName: String

pageKey: String — The page's address, obj:N: the page's indirect object number, the durable identity every PageLayout.ref carries. Mirrors annotKey and fieldKey.

documentPassword: Optional<String> — Base64-encoded password for an encrypted document. Valid only with the API token (403 anywhere else). An encrypted document answers 422 DocPasswordRequired when the header is absent. Viewer doc JWTs use the SDK password-session flow instead.

idempotencyKey: Optional<String> — Names the change: 1 to 255 printable ASCII characters. A retry under the same key on the same layer answers with what the first request committed, and changes nothing.

widgets: List<AnnotationRef>

position: AnnotationPosition

Doc Metadata

client.doc.metadata.get(docId, layerName) -> DocumentMetadata

🔌 Usage

client.doc().metadata().get(
    "docId",
    "layerName",
    GetMetadataRequest
        .builder()
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

docId: String

layerName: String

documentPassword: Optional<String> — Base64-encoded password for an encrypted document. Valid only with the API token (403 anywhere else). An encrypted document answers 422 DocPasswordRequired when the header is absent. Viewer doc JWTs use the SDK password-session flow instead.

Doc Outline

client.doc.outline.get(docId, layerName) -> DocumentOutline

🔌 Usage

client.doc().outline().get(
    "docId",
    "layerName",
    GetOutlineRequest
        .builder()
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

docId: String

layerName: String

documentPassword: Optional<String> — Base64-encoded password for an encrypted document. Valid only with the API token (403 anywhere else). An encrypted document answers 422 DocPasswordRequired when the header is absent. Viewer doc JWTs use the SDK password-session flow instead.

Doc Pages

client.doc.pages.setScale(docId, layerName, pageKey, request) -> DocPagesSetScale200Response

🔌 Usage

client.doc().pages().setScale(
    "docId",
    "layerName",
    "pageKey",
    DocPagesSetScaleRequest
        .builder()
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

docId: String

layerName: String

pageKey: String — The page's address, obj:N: the page's indirect object number, the durable identity every PageLayout.ref carries. Mirrors annotKey and fieldKey.

documentPassword: Optional<String> — Base64-encoded password for an encrypted document. Valid only with the API token (403 anywhere else). An encrypted document answers 422 DocPasswordRequired when the header is absent. Viewer doc JWTs use the SDK password-session flow instead.

idempotencyKey: Optional<String> — Names the change: 1 to 255 printable ASCII characters. A retry under the same key on the same layer answers with what the first request committed, and changes nothing.

measure: Optional<DocPagesSetScaleRequestMeasure>

client.doc.pages.viewports(docId, layerName, pageKey) -> DocPagesViewports200Response

🔌 Usage

client.doc().pages().viewports(
    "docId",
    "layerName",
    "pageKey",
    ViewportsPagesRequest
        .builder()
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

docId: String

layerName: String

pageKey: String — The page's address, obj:N: the page's indirect object number, the durable identity every PageLayout.ref carries. Mirrors annotKey and fieldKey.

documentPassword: Optional<String> — Base64-encoded password for an encrypted document. Valid only with the API token (403 anywhere else). An encrypted document answers 422 DocPasswordRequired when the header is absent. Viewer doc JWTs use the SDK password-session flow instead.

client.doc.pages.extract(docId, layerName, request) -> InputStream

📝 Description

A read, not a mutation: the source document is untouched and no event is published. Body is {"pages": PageRef[], "flatten"?: {"usage"?: "display" | "print"}, "includeAnnotations"?: boolean, "includeFormFields"?: boolean}; the response body is the new PDF. With flatten the copy is the pages as they draw for usage ("print": a print copy): the annotations and form fields painted in, nothing interactive left, layers in their state for the usage. A flattened copy takes doc.download or doc.download.flattened, and paints only what the caller may read; includeAnnotations and includeFormFields choose what it paints, and are refused without flatten.

🔌 Usage

client.doc().pages().extract(
    "docId",
    "layerName",
    ExtractPagesRequest
        .builder()
        .body(
            new HashMap<String, Object>() {{
                put("string", new 
                HashMap<String, Object>() {{put("key", "value");
                }});
            }}
        )
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

docId: String

layerName: String

documentPassword: Optional<String> — Base64-encoded password for an encrypted document. Valid only with the API token (403 anywhere else). An encrypted document answers 422 DocPasswordRequired when the header is absent. Viewer doc JWTs use the SDK password-session flow instead.

request: Map<String, Object>

client.doc.pages.flatten(docId, layerName, request) -> DocPagesFlatten200Response

🔌 Usage

client.doc().pages().flatten(
    "docId",
    "layerName",
    FlattenPagesRequest
        .builder()
        .body(
            new HashMap<String, Object>() {{
                put("key", "value");
            }}
        )
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

docId: String

layerName: String

documentPassword: Optional<String> — Base64-encoded password for an encrypted document. Valid only with the API token (403 anywhere else). An encrypted document answers 422 DocPasswordRequired when the header is absent. Viewer doc JWTs use the SDK password-session flow instead.

idempotencyKey: Optional<String> — Names the change: 1 to 255 printable ASCII characters. A retry under the same key on the same layer answers with what the first request committed, and changes nothing.

request: Map<String, Object>

client.doc.pages.setName(docId, layerName, request) -> DocPagesSetName200Response

🔌 Usage

client.doc().pages().setName(
    "docId",
    "layerName",
    SetNamePagesRequest
        .builder()
        .body(
            new HashMap<String, Object>() {{
                put("key", "value");
            }}
        )
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

docId: String

layerName: String

documentPassword: Optional<String> — Base64-encoded password for an encrypted document. Valid only with the API token (403 anywhere else). An encrypted document answers 422 DocPasswordRequired when the header is absent. Viewer doc JWTs use the SDK password-session flow instead.

idempotencyKey: Optional<String> — Names the change: 1 to 255 printable ASCII characters. A retry under the same key on the same layer answers with what the first request committed, and changes nothing.

request: Map<String, Object>

client.doc.pages.removeName(docId, layerName, request) -> DocPagesRemoveName200Response

🔌 Usage

client.doc().pages().removeName(
    "docId",
    "layerName",
    RemoveNamePagesRequest
        .builder()
        .body(
            new HashMap<String, Object>() {{
                put("key", "value");
            }}
        )
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

docId: String

layerName: String

documentPassword: Optional<String> — Base64-encoded password for an encrypted document. Valid only with the API token (403 anywhere else). An encrypted document answers 422 DocPasswordRequired when the header is absent. Viewer doc JWTs use the SDK password-session flow instead.

idempotencyKey: Optional<String> — Names the change: 1 to 255 printable ASCII characters. A retry under the same key on the same layer answers with what the first request committed, and changes nothing.

request: Map<String, Object>

Doc Redactions

client.doc.redactions.apply(docId, layerName, request) -> DocRedactionsApply200Response

🔌 Usage

client.doc().redactions().apply(
    "docId",
    "layerName",
    DocRedactionsApplyRequest
        .builder()
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

docId: String

layerName: String

documentPassword: Optional<String> — Base64-encoded password for an encrypted document. Valid only with the API token (403 anywhere else). An encrypted document answers 422 DocPasswordRequired when the header is absent. Viewer doc JWTs use the SDK password-session flow instead.

idempotencyKey: Optional<String> — Names the change: 1 to 255 printable ASCII characters. A retry under the same key on the same layer answers with what the first request committed, and changes nothing.

pages: Optional<List<PageRef>>

annotations: Optional<List<AnnotationRef>>

Doc Signatures

client.doc.signatures.list(docId, layerName) -> DocSignaturesList200Response

📝 Description

Describes the bytes the layer is over: the base version's signatures plus the layer's own edits as the last revision. Signed bytes (contents, digests, revision prefixes) are served per base version under /versions.

🔌 Usage

client.doc().signatures().list(
    "docId",
    "layerName",
    ListSignaturesRequest
        .builder()
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

docId: String

layerName: String

documentPassword: Optional<String> — Base64-encoded password for an encrypted document. Valid only with the API token (403 anywhere else). An encrypted document answers 422 DocPasswordRequired when the header is absent. Viewer doc JWTs use the SDK password-session flow instead.

client.doc.signatures.cancel(docId, layerName, signingId) -> DocSignaturesCancel200Response

🔌 Usage

client.doc().signatures().cancel(
    "docId",
    "layerName",
    "signingId",
    CancelSignaturesRequest
        .builder()
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

docId: String

layerName: String

signingId: String

documentPassword: Optional<String> — Base64-encoded password for an encrypted document. Valid only with the API token (403 anywhere else). An encrypted document answers 422 DocPasswordRequired when the header is absent. Viewer doc JWTs use the SDK password-session flow instead.

client.doc.signatures.complete(docId, layerName, signingId, request) -> DocSignaturesComplete200Response

📝 Description

cms is the detached CMS over the prepared digest, base64. expectedVersion must be what prepare returned. Idempotent by signing id: the same CMS again answers already-completed. Every layer of the document then sits over the new version; refetch the manifest after a completion.

🔌 Usage

client.doc().signatures().complete(
    "docId",
    "layerName",
    "signingId",
    DocSignaturesCompleteRequest
        .builder()
        .cms("cms")
        .expectedVersion(
            DocSignaturesCompleteRequestExpectedVersion
                .builder()
                .baseSha256("baseSha256")
                .editsVersion(1)
                .build()
        )
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

docId: String

layerName: String

signingId: String

documentPassword: Optional<String> — Base64-encoded password for an encrypted document. Valid only with the API token (403 anywhere else). An encrypted document answers 422 DocPasswordRequired when the header is absent. Viewer doc JWTs use the SDK password-session flow instead.

cms: String

expectedVersion: DocSignaturesCompleteRequestExpectedVersion

client.doc.signatures.analysis(docId, layerName) -> DocSignaturesAnalysis200Response

📝 Description

Exactly one of since.signature=<index> or since.revision=<index>; the layer's pending edits are the end. level=fill|annotate|lta|none evaluates exploratorily and never becomes a verdict. For history between two base revisions use the version analysis.

🔌 Usage

client.doc().signatures().analysis(
    "docId",
    "layerName",
    AnalysisSignaturesRequest
        .builder()
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

docId: String

layerName: String

sinceSignature: Optional<Integer>

sinceRevision: Optional<Integer>

level: Optional<AnalysisSignaturesRequestLevel>

documentPassword: Optional<String> — Base64-encoded password for an encrypted document. Valid only with the API token (403 anywhere else). An encrypted document answers 422 DocPasswordRequired when the header is absent. Viewer doc JWTs use the SDK password-session flow instead.

client.doc.signatures.prepare(docId, layerName, request) -> DocSignaturesPrepare200Response

📝 Description

Multipart: a JSON body part (field, subFilter, digest, contentsSize, signer, certify, lock), naming the appearance PDF it may carry as resources: { appearance: '<key>' }, and that PDF as the part resource:<key>. A certification (certify.permission) additionally requires doc.sign.certify. The layer is read-only until the signing completes, is cancelled, or expires (15 minutes). A layer behind the document head cannot sign (StaleBase).

🔌 Usage

client.doc().signatures().prepare(
    "docId",
    "layerName",
    null,
    PrepareSignaturesRequest
        .builder()
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

docId: String

layerName: String

documentPassword: Optional<String> — Base64-encoded password for an encrypted document. Valid only with the API token (403 anywhere else). An encrypted document answers 422 DocPasswordRequired when the header is absent. Viewer doc JWTs use the SDK password-session flow instead.

Doc Versions

client.doc.versions.list(docId) -> DocVersionsList200Response

📝 Description

Every completed signature publishes a new version. Never cached: the list grows.

🔌 Usage

client.doc().versions().list(
    "docId",
    ListVersionsRequest
        .builder()
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

docId: String

documentPassword: Optional<String> — Base64-encoded password for an encrypted document. Valid only with the API token (403 anywhere else). An encrypted document answers 422 DocPasswordRequired when the header is absent. Viewer doc JWTs use the SDK password-session flow instead.

client.doc.versions.analysis(docId, sha) -> DocVersionsAnalysis200Response

📝 Description

Exactly one of since.signature / since.revision; until=<revision> defaults to the last. The same answer for every layer and every caller.

🔌 Usage

client.doc().versions().analysis(
    "docId",
    "sha",
    AnalysisVersionsRequest
        .builder()
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

docId: String

sha: String

sinceSignature: Optional<Integer>

sinceRevision: Optional<Integer>

level: Optional<AnalysisVersionsRequestLevel>

until: Optional<Integer>

policy: Optional<Integer>

documentPassword: Optional<String> — Base64-encoded password for an encrypted document. Valid only with the API token (403 anywhere else). An encrypted document answers 422 DocPasswordRequired when the header is absent. Viewer doc JWTs use the SDK password-session flow instead.

client.doc.versions.download(docId, sha) -> InputStream

🔌 Usage

client.doc().versions().download(
    "docId",
    "sha",
    DownloadVersionsRequest
        .builder()
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

docId: String

sha: String

documentPassword: Optional<String> — Base64-encoded password for an encrypted document. Valid only with the API token (403 anywhere else). An encrypted document answers 422 DocPasswordRequired when the header is absent. Viewer doc JWTs use the SDK password-session flow instead.

client.doc.versions.revision(docId, sha, index) -> InputStream

🔌 Usage

client.doc().versions().revision(
    "docId",
    "sha",
    1,
    RevisionVersionsRequest
        .builder()
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

docId: String

sha: String

index: Integer

documentPassword: Optional<String> — Base64-encoded password for an encrypted document. Valid only with the API token (403 anywhere else). An encrypted document answers 422 DocPasswordRequired when the header is absent. Viewer doc JWTs use the SDK password-session flow instead.

client.doc.versions.signatures(docId, sha) -> DocVersionsSignatures200Response

🔌 Usage

client.doc().versions().signatures(
    "docId",
    "sha",
    SignaturesVersionsRequest
        .builder()
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

docId: String

sha: String

documentPassword: Optional<String> — Base64-encoded password for an encrypted document. Valid only with the API token (403 anywhere else). An encrypted document answers 422 DocPasswordRequired when the header is absent. Viewer doc JWTs use the SDK password-session flow instead.

client.doc.versions.signatureContents(docId, sha, fieldKey) -> InputStream

📝 Description

fieldKey is the field's fully qualified name, token-text encoded (the same encoding attachment keys use).

🔌 Usage

client.doc().versions().signatureContents(
    "docId",
    "sha",
    "fieldKey",
    SignatureContentsVersionsRequest
        .builder()
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

docId: String

sha: String

fieldKey: String

documentPassword: Optional<String> — Base64-encoded password for an encrypted document. Valid only with the API token (403 anywhere else). An encrypted document answers 422 DocPasswordRequired when the header is absent. Viewer doc JWTs use the SDK password-session flow instead.

client.doc.versions.signatureDigest(docId, sha, fieldKey, algorithm) -> InputStream

📝 Description

What a CMS verifier compares its message digest to.

🔌 Usage

client.doc().versions().signatureDigest(
    "docId",
    "sha",
    "fieldKey",
    SignatureDigestVersionsRequestAlgorithm.SHA1,
    SignatureDigestVersionsRequest
        .builder()
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

docId: String

sha: String

fieldKey: String

algorithm: SignatureDigestVersionsRequestAlgorithm

documentPassword: Optional<String> — Base64-encoded password for an encrypted document. Valid only with the API token (403 anywhere else). An encrypted document answers 422 DocPasswordRequired when the header is absent. Viewer doc JWTs use the SDK password-session flow instead.

Doc Metadata Custom

client.doc.metadata.custom.get(docId, layerName) -> Map<String, String>

🔌 Usage

client.doc().metadata().custom().get(
    "docId",
    "layerName",
    GetCustomRequest
        .builder()
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

docId: String

layerName: String

documentPassword: Optional<String> — Base64-encoded password for an encrypted document. Valid only with the API token (403 anywhere else). An encrypted document answers 422 DocPasswordRequired when the header is absent. Viewer doc JWTs use the SDK password-session flow instead.

Documents Layers

client.documents.layers.list(tenantId, id) -> DocumentsLayersList200Response

🔌 Usage

client.documents().layers().list(
    "tenantId",
    "id",
    ListLayersRequest
        .builder()
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

tenantId: String

id: String

limit: Optional<Integer>

cursor: Optional<String>

shareId: Optional<String>

client.documents.layers.delete(tenantId, id, layerName)

🔌 Usage

client.documents().layers().delete(
    "tenantId",
    "id",
    "layerName",
    DeleteLayersRequest
        .builder()
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

tenantId: String

id: String

layerName: String

Shares Visitors

client.shares.visitors.list(tenantId, shareId) -> SharesVisitorsList200Response

📝 Description

An archived link's visitors are listed too.

🔌 Usage

client.shares().visitors().list(
    "tenantId",
    "shareId",
    ListVisitorsRequest
        .builder()
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

tenantId: String

shareId: String

limit: Optional<Integer>

cursor: Optional<String>

client.shares.visitors.delete(tenantId, shareId, visitorId)

📝 Description

Their handle brings them back as a new visitor, who is asked again. Deleting a visitor already deleted changes nothing.

🔌 Usage

client.shares().visitors().delete(
    "tenantId",
    "shareId",
    "visitorId",
    DeleteVisitorsRequest
        .builder()
        .build()
);

⚙️ Parameters

tenantId: String

shareId: String

visitorId: String