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That was a quick check from the Java SDK where I had done this before. I don't see the same, from the .NET SDK. I'm testing it out, right now!

There doesn't seem to be a way to do this with the .NET SDK. I'll work on getting it added as an enhancement request. I'll also look into other avenues of getting these fields (REST or external library). I'll post back if I find another way. FYI - For the above, it appears that WithPositionExtracted and EnableExtraction conflict somewhere. One or the other seems to work.

Yep. This is exactly where I got stuck, yesterday, working on your other post. I've asked a question to someone in product management. I'll let you know as soon as I hear back. This may be a bug. In the meantime (this afternoon), I will look at using the REST API to access the values, instead.

I tried this with the Java SDK, as well. Though the function "getInjectedFields()" appears, it also returns 0. I am going to look into the source on this to see if it's just a stub for future development. I pulled the package using REST and do not see the injected fields, anywhere. This appears to be something that just modifies the actual document, for now, and is not stored as part of the package. However, if you download the document, the injected field is still there, so you could likely use itextsharp to get the injected values from the document, directly. Another thing you could possibly do to be able to access these values from eSL would be to also pass the values as "attributes" to the package along with creating the injected fields.

You might take a look at this blog about document extraction: https://www.silanis.com/blog/e-signlive-how-to-document-extraction-net-sdk/