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Examples.cs

@@ -30,18 +30,13 @@ class TestProgram
         // Your Integrator Key can be found in your account Preferences -> API screen.
         protected const string IntegratorKey = "***";
 
-        // update this once you move into production
-        protected const string Environment = "http://demo.docusign.net"; 
-
         static void Main(string[] args)
         {
             // Example #1...
             Console.WriteLine("Testing Walkthrough #1...");
 
             // configure application's integrator key, webservice url, and rest api version
             RestSettings.Instance.IntegratorKey = IntegratorKey;
-            RestSettings.Instance.DocuSignAddress = Environment;
-            RestSettings.Instance.WebServiceUrl = Environment + "/restapi/v2";
 
             TestProgram test = new TestProgram();
             test.SignatureRequestFromTemplate();

README.md

@@ -50,17 +50,15 @@ Users of your integration authenticate with DocuSign by making the Login API cal
 * password
 * Integrator Key
 
-For example, to authenticate against the DocuSign demo environment (ie _demo.docusign.net_) you can use the following code:
+For example, to authenticate against the DocuSign demo environment (ie _demo.docusign.net_) - which is where the DocuSign developer sandbox accounts operate in - you can use the following code:
 
 	// configure application's integrator key and webservice url
-	RestSettings.Instance.IntegratorKey = "<Your_Integrator_Key>";
-	RestSettings.Instance.DocuSignAddress = "http://demo.docusign.net";
-	RestSettings.Instance.WebServiceUrl = RestSettings.Instance.DocuSignAddress + "/restapi/v2";
+	RestSettings.Instance.IntegratorKey = "INTEGRATOR_KEY";
 
 	// credentials for sending account
 	Account account = new Account();
-	account.Email = "<Email_Address>";
-	account.Password = "<Password>";
+	account.Email = "EMAIL";
+	account.Password = "PASSWORD";
 
 	// make the Login API call
 	bool result = account.Login();