Below you’ll find Protectedpdf Enterprise (ES) Starter Kits and Documentation. Feel free to download the zip files you require.

Protectedpdf ES Zip Icons API Documentation

This document is intended for decision makers and programmers who want an introduction to what the protectedpdf systems is, how it works, and how it can be integrated into your document workflow. It will give you a general overview of the questions you need to ask and the steps you will need to take to integrate your document workflow with the protectedpdf server. It also gives a high-level overview of the programming API, commonly referred to as the SDK or software developers kit, outlining its basic functionality, providing sample code, and suggesting best practices for effectively using it. This is the complete HTML-based description of all classes and class hierarchies in the Protectepdf web services API. It is the key implementation document that should be used in conjunction with the API Documentation.

Protectedpdf ES Zip Icons API Starter Kit (C Sharp)

The API starter kit is a Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 console project that contains runnable code to create a folder, upload a sample template, upload a PDF document in order to create a protectedpdf document, and to download the protectedpdf document. This client code is programmed to talk to our hosted protectedpdf.com server out of the box.

Protectedpdf ES Zip Icons EIP Documentation

The purpose of this document is to describe how to implement your own External Identity Provider (EIP) server, thus giving you control over who reads the protected contents of your documents and what criteria are used for access. It is intended for decision makers and programmers who want an introduction to what the EIP is, how it fits into the protectedpdf system, and how it can be leverage your existing business systems and processes.

Protectedpdf ES Zip Icons EIP Starter Kit For Active Directory

The EIP starter kit is a Micrsoft Visual Studio 2008 web application project that contains runnable code that can be deployed to a web server and, after configuration, will authenticate your users’ credentials against a Microsoft Active Directory system out of the box. You can then change the system to authenticate against, add authorization code, and extend and customize the EIP as necessary.