Discrete Parties - sample response usage

This section explains how Discrete Parties are returned in certain scenarios related to individual and merged PDF packages.

Two Discrete Parties authored - Individual PDF

The code sample from the Expere response below shows two unique discrete parties ("B1" and "B2). The document was generated as an individual PDF.


<r:DiscretePartyIDs>
	<r:DiscretePartyID>B1</r:DiscretePartyID>
	<r:DiscretePartyID>B2</r:DiscretePartyID>
</r:DiscretePartyIDs>
<r:DiscreteParties>
	<r:DiscreteParty>
		<r:ID>B1</r:ID>
	</r:DiscreteParty>
	<r:DiscreteParty>
		<r:ID>B2</r:ID>
	</r:DiscreteParty>
</r:DiscreteParties>

Two Discrete Parties authored with two Signers - PdfMerge

The code sample from the Expere response below shows two unique discrete parties ("B1" and "B2) using a PdfMerge ancillary output option. As a result, a packet is generated for all document instances. 


<r:AncillaryOutputOption>
	<r:OutputType>PdfMergeDiscreteParty</r:OutputType>
</r:AncillaryOutputOption>
<r:DiscretePartyIDs>
	<r:DiscretePartyID>B1Email</r:DiscretePartyID>
	<r:DiscretePartyID>B2Email</r:DiscretePartyID>
</r:DiscretePartyIDs>
<r:DiscreteParties>
	<r:DiscreteParty>
		<r:ID>B1Email</r:ID>
	</r:DiscreteParty>
	<r:DiscreteParty>
		<r:ID>B2Email</r:ID>
	</r:DiscreteParty>
</r:DiscreteParties>

Two Discrete Parties authored with no Signers - PdfMergeDiscreteParty

The code sample from the Expere response below shows two unique discrete parties ("B1" and "B2). using a PdfMergeDiscreteParty ancillary output option. A packet is created for each of the discrete parties (two total packets), each packet contains document instances with the packet discrete party and any document instances that do not contain discrete parties.


<r:AncillaryOutputOption>
	<r:OutputType>PdfMergeDiscreteParty</r:OutputType>
</r:AncillaryOutputOption>
<r:DiscretePartyIDs>
	<r:DiscretePartyID>B1Email</r:DiscretePartyID>
	<r:DiscretePartyID>B2Email</r:DiscretePartyID>
</r:DiscretePartyIDs>
<r:DiscreteParties>
	<r:DiscreteParty>
		<r:ID>B1Email</r:ID>
	</r:DiscreteParty>
	<r:DiscreteParty>
		<r:ID>B2Email</r:ID>
	</r:DiscreteParty>
</r:DiscreteParties>

Two Discrete Parties authored with two Signers - PdfMergeDiscreteParty

The code sample from the Expere response below shows two unique discrete parties ("B1" and "B2) and two signing entities ("B1Email" and "B2Email",). A packet is created for each of the discrete parties (four total packets), each packet contains document instances with the packet discrete party and any document instances that do not contain discrete parties. 


<r:AncillaryOutputOption>
	<r:OutputType>ESignatureAndFieldSupport</r:OutputType>
	<r:ESignatureAndFieldSupport>
		<r:eSignatureCoordinatesOnly>false</r:eSignatureCoordinatesOnly>
		<r:eSignatureDateSupport>true</r:eSignatureDateSupport>
		<r:eSignatureTooltip/>
		<r:eSignatureInitialsTooltip/>
		<r:NonSignatureFieldCoordinatesOnly>false</r:NonSignatureFieldCoordinatesOnly>
		<r:eSignatureWKES>false</r:eSignatureWKES>
	</r:ESignatureAndFieldSupport>
</r:AncillaryOutputOption>
<r:AncillaryOutputOption>
	<r:OutputType>PdfMergeDiscreteParty</r:OutputType>
</r:AncillaryOutputOption>
<r:DiscretePartyIDs>
	<r:DiscretePartyID>B1Email</r:DiscretePartyID>
	<r:DiscretePartyID>B2Email</r:DiscretePartyID>
	<r:DiscretePartyID>B1</r:DiscretePartyID>
	<r:DiscretePartyID>B2</r:DiscretePartyID>
</r:DiscretePartyIDs>
<r:DiscreteParties>
	<r:DiscreteParty>
		<r:ID>B1Email</r:ID>
	</r:DiscreteParty>
	<r:DiscreteParty>
		<r:ID>B2Email</r:ID>
	</r:DiscreteParty>
	<r:DiscreteParty>
		<r:ID>B1</r:ID>
	</r:DiscreteParty>
	<r:DiscreteParty>
		<r:ID>B2</r:ID>
	</r:DiscreteParty>
</r:DiscreteParties>