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vidhyabhushanbahl
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September 21, 2022
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Adding a PDF page to PDF using AEM Forms Assemble Service

  • September 21, 2022
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I have a use case where I have two PDFs.

1- Static PDF 

2- Dynamic PDF, generated using AEM Form Communication API (https://developer.adobe.com/experience-manager-forms-cloud-service-developer-reference/api/output-sync/).

 

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I would like to insert static PDF pages after page 2 of Dynamic PDF(generated using communication API) using Document manipulation APIs (https://developer.adobe.com/experience-manager-forms-cloud-service-developer-reference/api/assembler-sync/#section/Introduction).

 

Any sample code or DDX file, if this can be done?

    Best answer by Vijay_Katoch

    Try this:

    <PDF result="doc1.pdf">
    <PDF source="doc2.pdf" pages="1-2"/>
    <PDF source="doc3.pdf
    <PDF source="doc2.pdf" pages="3-5"/>
    </PDF>

     

    You can use <NoXFA/> tags inside dynamic pdf.

    5 replies

    Vijay_Katoch
    Community Advisor
    Vijay_KatochCommunity AdvisorAccepted solution
    Community Advisor
    September 21, 2022

    Try this:

    <PDF result="doc1.pdf">
    <PDF source="doc2.pdf" pages="1-2"/>
    <PDF source="doc3.pdf
    <PDF source="doc2.pdf" pages="3-5"/>
    </PDF>

     

    You can use <NoXFA/> tags inside dynamic pdf.

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      vidhyabhushanbahlAuthor
      Level 2
      September 21, 2022

      That is what I tried and want to know in case there are other alternatives. Thanks

        Mayank_Gandhi
        Adobe Employee
        Mayank_GandhiAdobe Employee
        Adobe Employee
        September 28, 2022

        @vidhyabhushanbahl what's the current approach? Where are the two pdf placed as of now?

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          vidhyabhushanbahlAuthor
          Level 2
          September 29, 2022

          Hi @mayank_gandhi 

          I have done like this.

          <PDF result="doc1.pdf">
          <PDF source="doc2.pdf" pages="1-2"/>
          <PDF source="doc3.pdf
          <PDF source="doc2.pdf" pages="3-5"/>
          </PDF>

            Mayank_Gandhi
            Adobe Employee
            Mayank_GandhiAdobe Employee
            Adobe Employee
            September 29, 2022

            @vidhyabhushanbahl that's a very hard-coded way, where do you have the PDF from IC? if you need dynamic use workflows or servlet

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