Electronic signatures using password

I am currently upgrading a v5 application to 6i and want to implement some form of signature checking.
Currently the application uses OLE2 to lock the screen after 60 seconds. Entering the users password frees the screen for input.
What I would like to do is to get the user to re-enter their password as part of the key-commit trigger.
I have tried setting up a password block with a password field and button, but I would like to put something into the library that works for all forms.
Does anybody have any examples or experiances (good or bad) of this?

Whose Signature is needed on the PO ? How will this "signature" print ?
Oracle seems to support Buyer and Supplier Contact signatures.
If Supplier signature is needed , then you need I-Supplier portal for the supplier to sign electronically. The signature process in I-Supplier portal is only a userid/password screen that stores the name of the supplier.
I do see a record in the ERES for both buyer and supplier .....
but how is this to be printed on the PO itself ? Do I need to write some custom code to print this signature ?

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