ADSS Admin Guide

The ADSS Signing Service uses different URLs depending on the interface protocol it is using or the functionality it's performing or whether TLS is being used. Details of the interface protocol are provided in the separate ADSS Developers Guide. This page describes the different URLs that are used by the ADSS Signing Service: 

DSS Interface

The URLs below should be used by client applications when sending document signing requests using the standard OASIS DSS protocol:

HTTP Interface

The URLs below should be used by client applications when sending document signing requests using the HTTP based document signing protocol (this is the optimised interface for higher performance):

Empty Field Creation Interface

The URLs below should be used by client applications when sending the Empty Field Creation requests to the signing service:

Document Hashing Interface

The URLs below should be used by client applications when sending the document Hashing requests to the signing service:

Document Assembly Interface

The URLs below should be used by client applications when sending the document Assembly requests to the signing service:

Authentication Interface

The URLs below should be used by client applications when sending the Authentication requests to the signing service:

See also

Configuring the Signing Service

PDF Signature Appearances
PDF Signature Locations

Transactions Log Viewer
Authentication Logs

Logs Archiving

Alerts
Management Reporting
Optimising ADSS Signing Server Performance