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GigiCotruta
GigiCotruta
March 10, 2025

Hello, @pratikba ,

 

Could you explain in more details what are you trying to achieve? Some screenshots would help too. 

 

Overall, the overall workflow would likely involve the following steps:

  • Creating the XFA forms in AEM Forms.
  • Integrating AEM Forms with the application.
  • Potentially, integrating RTCDP with AEM forms, or an intermediary service.
  • Users filling out the forms in the application.
  • Submitting the form data back to AEM Forms.
  • Potentially, triggering actions or workflows based on the form data and customer profiles.

Let me know on which step you would need more info.

 

 

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    pratikbaAuthor
    April 11, 2025

    Hi thanks, i am straggling to get start with this service and yes we need to use it for atleast 80% 
    we want to achieve all of these : 

    • Creating the XFA forms in AEM Forms.
    • Integrating AEM Forms with the application.
    • Potentially, integrating RTCDP with AEM forms, or an intermediary service.
    • Users filling out the forms in the application.
    • Submitting the form data back to AEM Forms.
    • Potentially, triggering actions or workflows based on the form data and customer profiles.
    GigiCotruta
    GigiCotruta
    April 11, 2025

    Hi, @pratikba

    I think you should first go to the documentation. You have a lot of questions, and I don't have too much context. 

    After you check the docu, if you still have a specific question, let us know, but, for now, I feel like you need to start with the connection part and then, continue with more complex questions. 

     

    1. XFA support in XDP-based adaptive forms | Adobe Experience Manager

    3. Solved: Using AEM to pull data from RTCDP - Adobe Experience League Community - 716138

     

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    KingLIO
    September 2, 2025

    I don’t think XFA support comes out of the box anymore, at least not in the way it used to. Adobe has been moving most workflows toward adaptive forms instead of XFA.

    That said, if your app really needs to process or fill XFA forms, you’d want to reach out to Adobe sales for an AEM Forms license because it’s not something included in the regular Creative Cloud plans. They can set you up with the right subscription tier.

    On the technical side, you can integrate AEM Forms with your app via the APIs to render forms, handle submissions, and manage data, but if it’s strictly XFA, you’ll likely run into limitations and might need to convert them first. Adobe has documentation on migration from XFA to adaptive forms that’s worth checking out too.

    If you’re just starting, I’d suggest clarifying with Adobe support which exact features are included in the AEM Forms plan, so you don’t get stuck later.

    also visit; https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/experience-manager/ 

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