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# DocuSign API Walkthrough 05 (PYTHON) - Get Envelope Status based on criteria
import sys, httplib2, json;

#enter your info:
username = "***";
password = "***";
integratorKey = "***";

authenticateStr = "<DocuSignCredentials>" \
                    "<Username>" + username + "</Username>" \

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# DocuSign API Walkthrough 04 (PYTHON) - Add Signature Request to Document and Send
import sys, httplib2, json;

# Enter your info:
username = "***";
password = "***";
integratorKey = "***";

authenticateStr = "<DocuSignCredentials>" \
                    "<Username>" + username + "</Username>" \

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# DocuSign API Walkthrough 03 (PYTHON) - Get Envelope Recipient Status
import sys, httplib2, json;

#enter your info:
username = "***";
password = "***";
integratorKey = "***";
envelopeId = "***";

authenticateStr = "<DocuSignCredentials>" \

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# DocuSign API Walkthrough 02 (PYTHON) - Get Envelope Information
import sys, httplib2, json;

#enter your info:
username = "***";
password = "***";
integratorKey = "***";
templateId = "***";
envelopeId = "***";
envelopeUri = "/envelopes/" + envelopeId;

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# DocuSign API Walkthrough 01 (PYTHON) - Request Signature from Template
import sys, httplib2, json;

# Enter your info:
username = "***";
password = "***";
integratorKey = "***";
templateId = "***";

authenticateStr = "<DocuSignCredentials>" \

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// DocuSign API Walkthrough 09 in C# - Embedded DocuSign Console (launch the member console)
//
// To run this sample: 
// 	1) Create a new .NET project.
//	2) Add 4 assembly references to the project:  System, System.Net, System.XML, and System.XML.Linq
//	3) Update the email, password, and integrator key in the code
//	4) Compile and Run
//
// NOTE 1: The DocuSign REST API accepts both JSON and XML formatted http requests.  These C# API walkthroughs
// 	   demonstrate the use of XML format, whereas the other walkthroughs show examples in JSON format.

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// DocuSign API Walkthrough 08 in C# - Embedded Signing (launch the recipient view of an envelope)
//
// To run this sample: 
// 	1) Create a new .NET project.
//	2) Add 4 assembly references to the project:  System, System.Net, System.XML, and System.XML.Linq
//	3) Update the email, password, integrator key, and template information in the code
//	4) Compile and Run
//
// NOTE 1: This sample requires that you first create a Template through the DocuSign member Console.
//

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// DocuSign API Walkthrough 07 in C# - Embedded Sending (launch sender view of an envelope)
//
// To run this sample: 
// 	1) Create a new .NET project.
//	2) Add 4 assembly references to the project:  System, System.Net, System.XML, and System.XML.Linq
//	3) Update the email, password, integrator key, and template information in the code
//	4) Compile and Run
//
// NOTE 1: This sample requires that you first create a Template through the DocuSign member Console.
//

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// DocuSign API Walkthrough 06 in C# - Download Envelope Document(s)
//
// To run this sample: 
// 	1) Create a new .NET project.
//	2) Add 4 assembly references to the project:  System, System.Net, System.XML, and System.XML.Linq
//	3) Update the email, password, integrator key, and envelopeId in the code
//	4) Compile and Run
//
// NOTE 1: The DocuSign REST API accepts both JSON and XML formatted http requests.  These C# API walkthroughs
// 			demonstrate the use of XML format, whereas the other walkthroughs show examples in JSON format.

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// DocuSign API Walkthrough 05 in C# - Get Envelope Statuses for a set of envelopes
//
// To run this sample: 
// 	1) Create a new .NET project.
//	2) Add 4 assembly references to the project:  System, System.Net, System.XML, and System.XML.Linq
//	3) Update the email, password, and integrator key in the code
//	4) Compile and Run
//
// NOTE 1: The DocuSign REST API accepts both JSON and XML formatted http requests.  These C# API walkthroughs
// 	   demonstrate the use of XML format, whereas the other walkthroughs show examples in JSON format.