because the program will attempt to download all the CRL files from all the sub-CA's that may exist between the Root CA and the final user certificate.
#Jsignpdf review pdf
Notice: the resulting PDF file may be huge! If the CRL file of the Digital Signature provider is big.
The paths need to be adjusted to your specific machine, the above is just a example. Just need to remember every time Java is updated that the paths must be updated in the shortcut. In the destiny path of the shortcut, and in "Begin in": In Microsoft Windows create a new shortcut with something looking like: What may happen is that your need to start the JSignPDF 2.0.0 with more memory allocated if the CRL files from the Digital Signature provider are too big. Don't enter default OCSP server URL unless your are provided with that specific information. If something gives error disable the "Enable OCSP" option. Your just need to enable, in the advanced view > "TSA/OCSP/CRL", the "Enable CRL" option and the "Enable OCSP" option. I have no problem in having PDF files signed with timestamp with LTV enabled in JSignPDF 2.0.0.
#Jsignpdf review verification
Using the second one, aparently the same, it does the verification with OCSP and LTV is enabled in the document. In Microsoft Windows create a new shortcut with something looking like: 'C:\Program Files\Java\jre\bin\javaw.exe' -jar -Xmx2048m 'D:\jsignpdf-2.0.0\JSignPdf. Well, when I sign a document using the first one, it doesn't verify the OCSP, but it exists in the signature. What may happen is that your need to start the JSignPDF 2.0.0 with more memory allocated if the CRL files from the Digital Signature provider are too big. out-suffix _firmado -ocsp -ocsp-server-url -llx 5 -lly 80 -urx 300 -ury 30 -V -fs 8 -pg 10000 SailsBE_dev/JSignPdf/sign.p12 -keystore-type PKCS12 -keystore-password '' -tsa-server-url -tsa-hash-algorithm SHA512 -out-directory.
SailsBE_dev/JSignPdf/jsignpdf-1.6.4/JSignPdf.jar 1_test.pdf -cl CERTIFIED_NO_CHANGES_ALLOWED -disable-acrobat6-layer-mode -disable-assembly -disable-copy -disable-fill -disable-modify-annotations -disable-modify-content -hash-algorithm SHA512 -keystore-file. Another it's obtained directly from an Authorithy. One is obtained using DNIe (National Document Identity Electronic). I am trying to sign pdf with LTV and yes, it's posible.
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