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How to make SharePoint server work with Livecycle ES 2 ?

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Hi,

I wonder if there is official way (either from MS or Adobe) or plugin/connector to submit Adobe PDF forms into SharePoint document library ?

the goal so that the users shall upload forms (XDP? With required images etc.) into a SharePoint library, within the workflow, set permissions, etc.

Do I need to install the Livecycle server as Windows Server or it can be Linux (Adobe provided Suse Linux appliance VM)

Any kind of comments and suggestion would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

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Your best option is the Windows Turnkey (JBoss with MySQL). Ubuntu is not a supported Linux flavor for LiveCycle.

- Jayan

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Hi Albert,

LiveCycle ES2 server can be interfaced with and connected to an existing Sharepoint repository. If you plan to try and evaluate LiveCycle ES2, then download a free Windows only Turnkey installer. Please refer to the Installing and Deploying LiveCycle ES2 for JBoss Turnkey for more information.

Let me know if you have any more questions.

Regards,

Suhas Yogin

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Thanks for the reply here Suhas,

I'm still confused here after downloading the Adobe Livecycle ES 2.5 (Suse Linux VM with JBoss) to connect with my existing SharePoint Server 2010, do I need to install that Turnkey feature on my Windows Server side or on my Suse Linux side ?

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The SUSE appliance is not the right approach for the Sharepoint Connector since it does not have it installed.

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Thanks for the reply, so what's my option here in order to make it work with SharePoint 2010 ?

I need it in urgent for Proof of Concept after failed to recreate / install in Ubuntu Linux server.

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Your best option is the Windows Turnkey (JBoss with MySQL). Ubuntu is not a supported Linux flavor for LiveCycle.

- Jayan

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Thanks Jayan,

so can you confirm that in order to make the SHarePoint connector works, all of the server involved here must be running Windows Server right ?

no Linux OS involved ?

Cheers,

Albert