Signatures are handled as AcroForm fields - which MUST be listed in  
the AcroForm dictionary in the Catalog.  However, they need not be  
associated with a page UNLESS you plan to display them.  So certifying  
signatures don't necessary have to have a page.

Leonard

On Sep 9, 2008, at 12:08 PM, Andreas Kuehne wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I'm not sure whether I'm going to submit a bug or request a new  
> feature :
>
> The AcroFields class has method returning all signatures  
> (  getSignatureNames() ).
>
> Now I came across a pdf with a signature that doesn't get returned  
> by getSignatureNames(). On the other hand the Acrobat Reader shows  
> the signature without any problems.
>
> Analyzing the code shows that AcroFields are expected to be related  
> to a page. But the signature doesn't !
> So my question is :
>
> Is it a bug to expect every signature to be assigned to a page  
> ( what isn't neccessarily so ) ?
> Or do AcroFields are expected to be page-related 'by nature', so my  
> signature is just no AcroField and I must look for another way to  
> retrieve the signature ?
>
> The problematic signed PDF is attached.
>
> Opinions welcome
>
> Andreas 
> < 
> test_signiert_nopage_md160 
> .pdf 
> > 
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