> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.zapsign.com.br/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.zapsign.com.br/english/facilitators/sdks/java-sdk/documents-requests/placesignatures.md).

# placeSignatures

### Overview

Parameters:

* String - doc token
* [RubricaList](/english/facilitators/sdks/java-sdk/used-classes/body/rubricalist.md)

Retorno:

* int- success
* Exception - failure

To place signatures in this doc we need::

* set your api token.
* set your doc token.
* set your signatures.
* call the method.

### Usage:

Import the relevant components:

```java
import body.doc.Rubrica;
import body.doc.RubricaList;
import docs.DocRequests;

import java.util.ArrayList;
```

Set your [Api Token](/english/master.md):

```java
String apiToken = "YOUR TOKEN";
```

Set your doc token:

```java
String docToken = "DOC TOKEN";
```

Set your signatures list with the class [RubricaList](/english/facilitators/sdks/java-sdk/used-classes/body/rubricalist.md) that contains arrays of [Rubrica](/english/facilitators/sdks/java-sdk/used-classes/body/rubrica.md) class:

```java
Rubrica rubrica1 = Rubrica.builder()
                .page(0)
                .relative_position_bottom(52.50)
                .relative_position_left(75.71)
                .relative_size_x(19.55)
                .relative_size_y(9.42)
                .type("signature")
                .signer_token("TOKEN SIGNER")
                .build();

Rubrica rubrica2 = Rubrica.builder()
        .page(0)
        .relative_position_bottom(13.50)
        .relative_position_left(20.71)
        .relative_size_x(19.55)
        .relative_size_y(9.42)
        .type("visto")
        .signer_token("TOKEN SIGNER"
        .build();

ArrayList<Rubrica> _rubricas = new ArrayList<>();
_rubricas.add(rubrica1);
_rubricas.add(rubrica2);

RubricaList rubricaList = RubricaList.builder()
                .rubricas(_rubricas)
                .build();
```

Call the method placeSignatures and receive as a response an integer containing the status code of the response or an error message:

```java
try {
    int statusCode = new DocRequests(apiToken).placeSignatures(docToken, rubricaList);
    System.out.println(statusCode);
}
catch(Exception exceptionError) {
    System.out.println(exceptionError.getMessage());
}
```

### Example:

<pre class="language-java"><code class="lang-java">import body.doc.Rubrica;
import body.doc.RubricaList;
import docs.DocRequests;

import java.util.ArrayList;

public class PlaceSignatures {
    public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {
<strong>        String apiToken = "YOUR TOKEN";
</strong>
        String docToken = "DOC TOKEN";

        Rubrica rubrica1 = Rubrica.builder()
                .page(0)
                .relative_position_bottom(52.50)
                .relative_position_left(75.71)
                .relative_size_x(19.55)
                .relative_size_y(9.42)
                .type("signature")
                .signer_token("TOKEN SIGNER")
                .build();

        Rubrica rubrica2 = Rubrica.builder()
                .page(0)
                .relative_position_bottom(13.50)
                .relative_position_left(20.71)
                .relative_size_x(19.55)
                .relative_size_y(9.42)
                .type("visto")
                .signer_token("TOKEN SIGNER")
                .build();

        ArrayList&#x3C;Rubrica> _rubricas = new ArrayList&#x3C;>();
        _rubricas.add(rubrica1);
        _rubricas.add(rubrica2);

        RubricaList rubricaList = RubricaList.builder()
                .rubricas(_rubricas)
                .build();

        try {
            int statusCode = new DocRequests(apiToken).placeSignatures(docToken, rubricaList);
            System.out.println(statusCode);
        }
        catch(Exception exceptionError) {
            System.out.println(exceptionError.getMessage());
        }
    }
}
</code></pre>


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