Electronic Signature based approval

Hello Experts,
Does OIM support electronic signature based approval?
Instead of simply cliking "Approve" button , the approver has also to verify his electronic signature to approve a resource request.
Thanks
INIYA

Nothing out of the box. This would require quite substantial modifications to the jsps and action classes.
It looks like you could use javascript on the approval page to execute the signature (http://bozhobg.wordpress.com/2009/04/16/how-to-create-a-digital-signing-solution-with-only-javascript/)
You should be able to store the signed hash attached to the approval somewhere and then validate it.
Should be doable but definitely will require a bit of work.
Best regards
/Martin

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