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django_anysign provides generic SignatureCallbackView #10

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benoitbryon opened this issue Oct 13, 2014 · 0 comments
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django_anysign provides generic SignatureCallbackView #10

benoitbryon opened this issue Oct 13, 2014 · 0 comments
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django_anysign.SignatureCallbackView handles callback requests from backend, usually sent by backend when signature was updated (signed, changed, refused, delivered, ...).

Typical methods/attributes are:

  • signature and get_signature => property to get signature instance from request
  • get_context_data() => signer in context data, signer.signature in context data
  • update_signature(status, status_date) => updates signature status (backend's specific status). Not implemented.
  • template: signature/signature_callback.html

Not sure about signer property and update_signer method (see also #9), because the callback may be called on events that do not belong to a signer or belong to multiple signers. As examples:

  • using DocuSign, callbacks can be sent when document is added. No signer involved
  • using DocuSign, when signature is created with "embedded signing", all signers are marked as "sent", i.e. multiple signers involved.
@benoitbryon benoitbryon added this to the 0.4 - IDs milestone Oct 13, 2014
@benoitbryon benoitbryon modified the milestones: 0.4 - IDs, Soon Oct 13, 2014
@benoitbryon benoitbryon modified the milestones: 0.4 - IDs, Soon Jun 25, 2015
@zebuline zebuline removed this from the Soon milestone Jul 15, 2016
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