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save editable pdf on server side

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Hiii Friends ,

I have create editable pdf . Can I save this pdf on server side.

Thanks

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Not sure I understand your request ....are you asking if you can make the PDF a link on a web page for download? If so yes.

Paul

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Hiii Paul ,

Thanks for prompt reply Paul.

As  I wrote I have created a editable PDF and work fine . User can save this PDF on there local machine .

I use Tomcat Apcahe server , I want after filling this file , PDF get saved on Tomcat Server.

Thanks.

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Then you wil have to submit it to the server and have a program on the server side to recieve the inbound submission. Then that program can write the file to the server location. This is no different than a normal web page submission.

You will have a submit button on the form and on that submit button you will need to put the URL of the sever's program. You can also configure the submit button to submit the entire PDF or just the data in the form - your choice.

Paul

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Hii Paul ,

I have submit button on PDF form ,but at server side

by using request.getParameter() I am getting pdf forms value.

What is method to get entire PDF at server side.

Thanks Paul.

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I am not a programmer so I have cut and pasted from coworkers servlets etc. Here is the lines of code that I use:

request.getInputStream()

Paul

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Hiii Paul ,

I have an another question. As I told ,I have PDF form created in Adobe LiveCycle Designer.

I put on Submit button connect to my server URL .

Now when I access this form , on web-server , It give warning each time

Acrobat is attempting to connect my server url.

If you trust the side , choose allow

Can I block this warning message.

Thanks

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No .....that warning is informing the user that your form is reaching out beyond the machine that it is running on. The user can add the server to the trusted locations in Acrobat and that might stop the message but I am not sure if it will or not.

Paul