Hi Pavel, we have been using Groupdocs Signature through the Cloud API for about 5/6 years now. We have noticed a lot more user friendly products out there specically with regard to a Mobile Reponsive interface for users.
Has there been an upgrade either on the Cloud API or the Local/ Licenced version that mqke the UI now mobile responsive?
We’d like to inform you that the next generation GroupDocs.Signature is a totally back-end, UI-agnostic API that could be integrated in any (.NET or Java) project without any framework or platform dependency. Can you please tell us the platform (.NET or Java) you’re working on?
Thank you for sharing details. We are pleased to share that the Next Generation GroupDocs.Signature for CloudUI less API is now available to integrate with any application or platform, please click here for complete documentation and details.
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Yes Next Generation GroupDocs Cloud APIs supports Ruby as a development language and you can consume GroupDocs.Signature Cloud API features in your Ruby on Rails application. However, our SDK for Ruby will be available in the near future and this is the feature request ticket id “SIGNATURECLOUD-281”. Once Ruby sdk is available for public use we will inform you here.
Yes, It is planned for the near future, but we cannot share the timelines now. However, we are also following this feature request and once it’s available for public use, we will inform you here immediately.
Please feel free to contact us if you will have any other further question.
I have checked your requested feature “SIGNATURECLOUD-281” status, it is currently in queue for development. If you have a valid GroupDocs Cloud license or a support subscription then we can raise your ticket priority level as well. Kindly confirm the status your license validation.
Hi Muhammad, please could I get an update on the status of requested feature: requested feature “ SIGNATURECLOUD-281. We have been waiting a few years for a mobile responsive signature app.
Thanks for your patience. Your above requested feature has been implemented. Please check following github repository for GroupDocs.Signature Cloud SDK for Ruby. You can use it directly in your application for e-signature functionality. Please feel free to contact us for any further assistance.
Thanks for the reply. SI there a downloadable version for Ruby? So far I only see one for .NET and Java. We are concerned that there is no support of for the cloud product and wopuld be prefer the downloadable version.
I am afraid that the downloadable version of GroupDocs.Signature is not available for Ruby. Therefore, you may try out the Java or .NET variants of the API.
You can either develop your own web services using the standalone/downloadable APIs (for example, .asmx web service using .NET API) and use those services in your RoR application. Or, on the other hand, you may also explore JRuby to directly use the Java library in your application. For this, you may find many resources available on the internet similar to this. Hope it helps.
For more details about the features and code samples, please have a look at the documentation of the standalone .NET and Java variants of GroupDocs.Signature.
We currently exploring the latest version of GroupDocs APIs, and the requirement is embedded text signing (document would rendered on an iFrame - as per older GroupDocs version) . Can you please advise if this is still possible. I had a look that Ruby cloud API , and it seems not to support the embedded signing ?
Yes, the embedded signing is not supported at the moment. Since we have disintegrated the front-end UI from the back-end API in the latest versions, all GroupDocs.Signature variants (.NET, Java, and Cloud) now only offer the back-end signing features. You will have to create the front end UI by your own where you will render/display the document to be signed. However, if you don’t want to build the front end application from scratch, you can use our following open-source applications available for Java and .NET platforms.