As Mayank Gandhi​ mentioned, you could add the nodes to the configuration manually in CRXDE. You would have to know what the username and password property names are beforehand because they aren't created when the config is created. They should be the same as AEM 6.3 and probably the same as REST Ba...

That synchronisation handler might fail if you have changed the administrator password in Livecycle and not updated the Livecycle SDK configuration. Check the error.log in the OSGi side as well as the JEE server.log and see if you are getting any authentication errors.

I also don't see any authentication fields for SOAP using Basic Auth either. If you select the REST option, you do see username/password fields appear in Step 2 of configuring the Create Data Source Configuration.

Ok that sounds like you need to enable logging for HTML5 forms [1]. These actually render in the OSGi side of AEM Forms and not the JEE (Livecycle) side. This logging will be exposed in the OSGi logs folder and not the JEE application server logs folder. This will be located in (depending on what yo...

For the server, you might need to strictly scope your access to the fields Zip2 and Hyphen. There is a difference on how JS scopes its variables on the client and the server, mentioned here [1]. There is some more info on resolveNode scope here [2][1] Client/Server Scripting Differences [2] resolveN...

Hi Karl - You mention that you are running AEM [Forms] 6.1 but you don't mention if you are processing the PDF form in OSGi or JEE servers. Again, I assume since you mentioned xfa.host.messageBox you are talking about a PDF form and not an adaptive form.I believe that server-side XFA JS should outpu...

Have you definitely got all of the font files you require on the Linux instance? Are they located in a font configuration folder that the JEE instance can access with the correct read perms?Have you added in the addition RPMs, etc for Linux that are listed here: Installing and configuring AEM 6.1 fo...

Thanks Khushwant - very helpful

Glad you got this sorted. I have always been under the impression that while OpenJDK works (most of the time) is not officially supported by Adobe, so we always use Oracle JDK instead.Adobe Experience Manager Help | Supported Platforms for AEM Forms on JEE Same goes for all of our AEM instances.

If all of the fonts contained are client's custom fonts, then PDF/a would achieve what you need. It will be heavier, but you are guaranteed for the PDF to look exactly how you (and the client) want.Usually its a tradeoff of size vs presentation. If you are producing tens of thousands of pieces of co...