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LiveCycle / Forms JEE and analytics

  • January 8, 2017
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Hello, 

Does LiveCycle or Forms JEE have any analytics support? In the sense that, is it possible to embed analytics tags in the xfa / pdf forms while designing them in the Designer? Or is it not a valid use case?

Thanks.

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Best answer by DarrenBiz

Technically you could embed analytics into your XFA PDF, and trigger the calls using the events in the PDF and use the Net.HTTP.request libraries to send the requests to your analytics server.

However the user experience would not a be a good one. You would need a Reader Extended PDF to allow the Net libraries to actually send requests, but every time it tried to send analytics back to the server the user would be prompted to allow or deny the connection.

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smacdonald2008
smacdonald2008
Level 10
January 8, 2017

Only AEM has integration with Analytics. If you were building your forms in AEM - this would be a supported use case. 

See: Integrating Adobe Experience Manager with with Adobe Analytics, Target and DTM

kautuk_sahni
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kautuk_sahniCommunity Manager
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January 9, 2017

AEM can be integrated with Adobe Analytics directly or via DTM.

As mentioned by Scott, See the article

Link:- Integrating Adobe Experience Manager with with Adobe Analytics, Target and DTM

// It covers integration of AEM with Analytics via DTM and integration of AEM with Adobe Target via 

 

I am also moving this post to AEM "Forms" topic so that contextual experts can help you further.

~kautuk

Kautuk Sahni
DarrenBiz
DarrenBizAccepted solution
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June 5, 2017

Technically you could embed analytics into your XFA PDF, and trigger the calls using the events in the PDF and use the Net.HTTP.request libraries to send the requests to your analytics server.

However the user experience would not a be a good one. You would need a Reader Extended PDF to allow the Net libraries to actually send requests, but every time it tried to send analytics back to the server the user would be prompted to allow or deny the connection.

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