Mekari Sign Java API Implementation

Description

Mekari eSign API provides a broad range of functionality to help you build documents, stamp meterai, and sign documents. Mekari Sign API is organized around REST. Our API has predictable resource-oriented URLs and uses standard HTTP response codes, authentication, and verbs. Mekari eSign is a digital signature. Digital signature is a secure, electronic way to confirm the authenticity and integrity of a document or message using encryption. Several features are available in the implementation of the mekari esign application, namely Global Sign, PSrE Sign, eKYC, and Auto Sign.

Java Version

11.0

Configuration

If you want to use this Mekari Sign Java API, you will need :

• Maven 4.0.0
• mvn -DdistributionTargetDir="$HOME/app/maven/apache-maven-4.0.x-SNAPSHOT" clean package

Examples

Here are the usage of some features in Mekari eSign API :

• Global Sign Request :

final MekariSign mekariSign = MekariSign.getBuilder()
      .setClientId(clientId)
      .setClientSecret(clientSecret)
      .setServerType(ServerType.SANDBOX)
      .setSecretCode(code)
      .build();

mekariSign.globalSign(file, signer);

• Auto Sign Request :

final MekariSign mekariSign = MekariSign.getBuilder()
      .setClientId(clientId)
      .setClientSecret(clientSecret)
      .setServerType(ServerType.SANDBOX)
      .setSecretCode(code)
      .build();

mekariSign.autoSign(req);

• Delete Auto Sign Request :

  final MekariSign mekariSign = MekariSign.getBuilder()
     .setClientId(clientId)
      .setClientSecret(clientSecret)
      .setServerType(ServerType.SANDBOX)
      .setSecretCode(code)
      .build();

mekariSign.deleteAutoSign(id);

• PSrE Sign Request :

final MekariSign mekariSign = MekariSign.getBuilder()
    .setClientId(clientId)
    .setClientSecret(clientSecret)
    .setServerType(ServerType.SANDBOX)
    .setSecretCode(code)
    .build();

mekariSign.psreSign(file, signer);

• Download File :

final MekariSign mekariSign = MekariSign.getBuilder()
      .setClientId(clientId)
      .setClientSecret(clientSecret)
      .setServerType(ServerType.SANDBOX)
      .setSecretCode(code)
      .build();

mekariSign.downloadDoc("01ec84e4-f8b4-449b-9429-ffff8c1a764b", file);

• Document List Retrieval :

final MekariSign mekariSign = MekariSign.getBuilder()
     .setClientId(clientId)
     .setClientSecret(clientSecret)
     .setServerType(ServerType.SANDBOX)
     .setSecretCode(code)
     .build();

mekariSign.getDoc(1, 8, DocumentCategory.PSRE, null, null);

• Document List Detail :

final MekariSign mekariSign = MekariSign.getBuilder()
      .setClientId(clientId)
      .setClientSecret(clientSecret)
      .setServerType(ServerType.SANDBOX)
      .setSecretCode(code)
      .build();

mekariSign.getDocDetail("01ec84e4-f8b4-449b-9429-ffff8c1a764b");

References

Here is the online documentation from Mekari eSign that you can use to try out the Mekari eSign API https://documenter.getpostman.com/view/21582074/2s93K1oecc#intro.

Contributors Guide

• Fork kinnara-commons-mekari-sign
• Create your feature branch ($ git checkout -b my-new-feature).
• Make contributions
• Commit your changes ($ git commit -am 'Add some feature').
• Push to the branch ($ git push origin my-new-feature).
• Create new Pull Request.