request the authorization code without login about code-examples-java

[LarryKlugerDS]

Yes, use DocuSign's JWT grant flow.

It enables your app to impersonate an account user. The access token that you receive back can then be used to send envelopes, obtain a URL for an embedded signing ceremony, etc.

Signers do not need an account on DocuSign, only senders. If your application will enable someone to sign, then your app can get an access token for a "system user" such as "[email protected]". Then impersonate the [email protected] user for sending the envelope and for obtaining the URL for the embedded signing ceremony.

Note that you need to impersonate an account user. The JWT for applications flow is not supported for the eSignature API.

If you have further questions of this nature, please ask on StackOverflow.com with tag docusignapi

[nujnay]

But how we can bypass this url https://account-d.docusign.com/oauth/auth?response_type=code&scope=signature%20impersonation&client_id=7&state=a39fh23hnf23&redirect_uri= Or not login by this url

[LarryKlugerDS]

That URL is for granting consent individually. It is a one time process. That URL is NOT processed by your application. The user who is being impersonated uses it one time from their browser (not from your application).

Or you can use administrative consent.

This developer blog post may also be of help:
https://www.docusign.com/blog/developers/oauth-jwt-granting-consent
We also have a video about Administrative Consent: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WAejcu-O1oE

[nujnay]

In any case, we need to let the user login first?

[LarryKlugerDS]

we need to let the user login first?

No. The DocuSign user (the administrator/developer for the application), as a one time process, grants consent to your application to impersonate the sender of the envelope.

Later (forever), the application can obtain an access token that impersonates the DocuSign user. The user of your application does not need to login to sign documents.

[nujnay]

Thank you bro, love you