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PdfSecurityManager Methods |
The PdfSecurityManager type exposes the following members.
Methods| | Name | Description |
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 | Close | Closes the loaded document and releases its resources. |
 | GetDocument | Returns the current state as a new PdfDocument. |
 | Load(Byte) | Loads a PDF document from a byte array. |
 | Load(PdfDocument) | Loads an existing PdfDocument. |
 | Load(Stream) | Loads a PDF document from a stream. |
  | Load(String) | Loads a PDF document from a file. |
 | Load(Byte, String) | Loads a password-protected PDF document from a byte array. |
 | Load(PdfDocument, String) | Loads an existing PdfDocument with a password. |
 | Load(Stream, String) | Loads a password-protected PDF document from a stream. |
 | Load(String, String) | Loads a password-protected PDF document from a file. |
 | Save | Saves the document (with the applied security) and returns the bytes. |
 | Save(Stream) | Saves the document (with the applied security) to a stream. |
  | Save(String) | Saves the document (with the applied security) to a file. |
  | Sign(String, String) | Signs the PDF document with the specified PFX certificate. |
 | Sign(String, String, String) | Signs the PDF document with the specified PFX certificate. |
 | Sign(String, String, String, String, String, String) | Signs the PDF document, recording the reason, location and contact info. |
 | Sign(String, String, String, String, String, String, Int32, RectangleF) | Signs the PDF document and places a visible signature on the given page. |
 | Sign(String, String, String, String, String, String, Int32, RectangleF, TimeStampAuthority) |
Signs the PDF document and, optionally, timestamps it via the specified time-stamp authority.
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 | ValidateSignatures |
Validates every digital signature of the loaded document, trusting the certificates in the system's
trusted store.
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 | ValidateSignatures(PdfDigitalCertificatesCollection) |
Validates every digital signature of the loaded document, trusting the given certificates as roots -
for example your organisation's own certificate authority - in addition to the system's trusted store.
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