SignaturesCoverage

Inheritance: java.lang.Object, com.aspose.ms.System.ValueType<com.aspose.ms.System.Enum> com.aspose.ms.System.Enum com.aspose.pdf.signatures.SignaturesCoverage, com.aspose.ms.System.ValueType<com.aspose.ms.System.Enum>, com.aspose.ms.System.Enum com.aspose.pdf.signatures.SignaturesCoverage, com.aspose.ms.System.Enum, com.aspose.pdf.signatures.SignaturesCoverage

public final class SignaturesCoverage extends com.aspose.ms.System.Enum

Represents enum for the level of coverage provided by digital signatures in a document.

Fields

FieldDescription
EntirelySignedIndicates that the document is entirely covered by digital signatures. This value signifies that all required portions of the document have been signed and no signatures are compromised.
PartiallySignedIndicates that the document is partially signed, meaning that some, but not all, of its content is covered by digital signatures. This value is used when certain parts of the document remain unsigned or are excluded from the signature coverage.
UndefinedIndicates that the state of digital signatures’ coverage in the document is undefined. This value is typically used when one or more signatures in the document are compromised or cannot be verified, preventing a definitive assessment of the document’s signature coverage.

EntirelySigned

public static final int EntirelySigned

Indicates that the document is entirely covered by digital signatures. This value signifies that all required portions of the document have been signed and no signatures are compromised.

PartiallySigned

public static final int PartiallySigned

Indicates that the document is partially signed, meaning that some, but not all, of its content is covered by digital signatures. This value is used when certain parts of the document remain unsigned or are excluded from the signature coverage.

Undefined

public static final int Undefined

Indicates that the state of digital signatures’ coverage in the document is undefined. This value is typically used when one or more signatures in the document are compromised or cannot be verified, preventing a definitive assessment of the document’s signature coverage.