Is this AEM Forms JEE?

@asibley ,4 years on - all those browsers have lost the ability to run the old style plugins - hence Adobe Reader/Acrobat plugin will not be opened inside the browser any more. This means that XFA based PDF forms (Adobe Designer or AEM Forms) will not work inside Chrome, Mozilla or Edge any more. The only way to get such a form displayed is to flatten it to a standard "print-PDF".The interactive forms must be downloaded and opened in Adobe Reader/Acrobat to be used.

Hi @Gaurav-Behl it should be possible but I think we need more information about your use case. These are HTML renditions of XDP layouts, not Adaptive Forms?1) you say you create a static PDF from a HTML form which is editable? Do HTML form and PDF come from the same XDP?2) What exactly do you mean with dynamic form? My understanding is a form that dynamically adds or removes sections depending on user input or data. How do you combine 2 static forms into the "dynamic" form?3) What exactly is no...

Hi @crich2784 ,the use case of interactive, dynamic PDF forms as a data capture tool is a thing of the past. Apart from Adobe Reader/Acrobat, no other PDF Viewer supports it any more. Replacing them with AcroForms would mean to re-build them - and AcroForms are not exactly "latest" technology either.When you migrate from good old LiveCycle JEE to OSGi only I would recommend to also reform the data capture, using what Adobe sees as best practice. Adaptive Forms with Document of Record. Your XDPs ...

Hi @jCaltrans ,what you want to do is perfectly possible, we do not automatically convert non-PDF to PDF if not told to do so. The use case as I understand it:You have an interactive, XFA based PDF form and you have users add attachments to the PDF by some means (e.g. like @Mayank_Tiwari's example).When this PDF arrives at the server, you extract the attachments from the XFA PDF and place them in a map variable.Then you use Assembler functionality to first flatten the XFA based PDF, making it a ...

@nowackem , do you run AEM Forms Server? If so and if the server is visible to the users, one could submit the PDF and convert it with AEM Forms services. It is also possibel to submit the data only and render a PDF/A version of the form on the server to be placed in some archive, etc...Without such server functionality, out of itself, the PDF cannot be converted to PDF/A just like that.