You will need to use an index into your xpath expression. The xpath
expression builder does not do this for you, you've got to add it
yourself.See this:
http://livedocs.adobe.com/livecycle/8.2/wb_help/000262.html and other
pages nearby.Howardhttp://www.avoka.com
You can use our "HttpSender" component.You can view documentation here:
http://avoka.dnsalias.com/confluence/display/Public/HTTP+Sender+DSCYou
can download here: http://www.avoka.com/avoka/escomponents.shtmlI can't
remember what file types this supports - if you have any problems,
please contact info-at-avoka.comRegards,Howard
Hi JeromeMy suggestion to you is to use the Attachments tab in Workspace
rather than the paperclip-attachments within Acrobat - this makes life
much simpler for the process designers.We have developed a tool for
purging the attachments of a process, to reduce space in both the
database and the GDS.more information
here:http://www.avoka.com/avoka/addons.shtmlHoward
Do the following:Create a text field.Make it bigger (vertically).On
Object/Field click "Allow Multiple Lines" Set Field Format to "Rich
Text"On Layout Palette click Expand to fit (under the Height field)Click
on Preview tabClick on the fieldPress Ctrl EThis will allow you to enter
text changes, bold, italics, indents, justification, etc. Ctrl-B and
Ctrl-I also work. Unfortunately there is no support for bullets or
autonumbering.You will also notice that if you enter more text than will
fit, you ...
Hi DeepakIt's free for use in development and test environments.You need
to purchase it to use in production.I think it's pretty easy to use, but
you can make up your own mind.You can download an LCA file containing a
sample process and form
here:http://avoka.dnsalias.com/confluence/download/attachments/2261102/New+Employee-29-10-2007-1550.lca?version=1Howard
Just to clarify Jasmin:You'll need either LiveCycle Forms (not form)
component, the Render operation, or Form Data Integration component,
ImportData operation.howardhttp://www.avoka.com
HiJust use a parameterized query, this solves the problem.Something
like:UPDATE GSI_FEEDBACK_FORM_HEADERSSET SITE_STREET = ?,SITE_STREET2 =
?Then put the xpath expressions into the table below as parameters 1 and
2.Howardhttp://www.avoka.com
Hi Jasmin/CarmenI haven't tried this lately, but I believe that a copy
of the form data is made at the time that the form is assigned in the
User>AssignTask step. This means that even though the form data is
shared within the process, each of the users in the gateway will see
their own "version" of the data.I don't believe that there is any way of
having one user's "completion" automatically update another user's
version of the data.You can imagine how confusing this could be,
particularly if th...
Or you can use this
component:http://www.avoka.com/avoka/escomponents.shtmlI think it's a
bit easier to use, and has more features. (But I'm biased:-)Download
here: http://www.avoka.com/avoka/escomponents.shtmlHoward
We've built a component for doing what you want.Try
this:http://avoka.dnsalias.com/confluence/display/Public/Supporting+CollaborationDownload
from
here:http://www.avoka.com/avoka/escomponents.shtmlHowardhttp://www.avoka.com
Hi DeepakI'm working on a sample for this, but it's not done yet. Email
me at htreisman-at-avoka.com and we can talk about
it.howardhttp://www.avoka.com
Hi NeptunoAs far as I know, Jasmin is completely correct.The only way
that you won't get the exception is if the write of the component "eats"
the exception - i.e. catches it, and doesn't rethrow it or another
exception.Howardhttp://www.avoka.com
HiWe have a component that does this. Basically, you create a table with
repeating rows in your form, and the component will create a new row
with information from the previous AssignTask step.More information
here:http://avoka.dnsalias.com/confluence/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=1966151Or
email info@avoka.com for more information.howardhttp://www.avoka.com
Have you tried shutting down the machine and restarting?LiveCycle uses a
set of external executables (XMLFormService.exe). It may be that one of
them has become "hung" in some way.Howardhttp://www.avoka.com
Hi JeromeWe have developed a utility to remove large attachments, and
several other LiveCycle data objects that consume database/GDS space.You
can download a trial here:http://www.avoka.com/avoka/addons.shtml -
click on "Purge Utility".By the way, attachments are stored as
"Documents", which mean that they follow the same rules as other types
of documents - they are stored in the database till they exceed the
threshold (64K by default), and thereafter they are stored in the
GDS.Howardhttp://www....
There was a bug in 8.0 that I believe is fixed in 8.2 where tasks
assigned to a group were not removed when the process was
terminated.Your easiest solution right now is:- create a dummy local
user called "dummy" or something like that- go into adminui/process
management/task management, find the tasks, and allocate them to the
dummy user.They will still be there, but at least they won't irritate
anyone.Howardhttp://www.avoka.com
You can integrate OCR and scanning into LiveCycle. Generally you would
get the OCR software to read the image, extract the data, and invoke a
LiveCycle process using the data. You can invoke the process in multiple
ways, such as dropping the data into a "watch folder".LiveCycle's
strengths, however, are when you move your customers to filling in forms
electronically rather than by hand.Howardhttp://www.avoka.com
You can use one of our custom components to do
this:http://avoka.dnsalias.com/confluence/display/Public/Avoka+LiveCycle+ES+ComponentsThen
click on Collection Utils, and scroll down to:Multiple Files Reader to
ListDownload here: http://www.avoka.com/avoka/escomponents.shtmlHoward
You can set up a loop as described, or you can do it in a single step
using the following custom component:Docs:
http://avoka.dnsalias.com/confluence/display/Public/XML+to+SQL+DSCDownload:
http://www.avoka.com/avoka/escomponents.shtmlHowardhttp://www.avoka.com
I believe LiveCycle uses standard WS-Security security. Try invoking the
service with SOAPUI testing tool, which provides this
capability.howardhttp://www.avoka.com
I'd like to clarify Paul's response. (Sorry Paul:-)1. FragmentsIt
depends on how you are using the forms containing the fragments:- If
you're using XDP format, the fragments are refreshed immediately
whenever the form is rendered.- If you're using PDF format, the
fragments are ONLY refreshed the next time you open the form inside of
Designer.2. Deleting fieldsIf you're using an XML schema in your form
(highly recommended) the element will still exist (although it will of
course be blank) even if...
No, you can't do it directly.You'll need to create multiple small
snippets of XML from multiple invocations of the SQL query component,
and then merge them together using Set Value.You could also use SQL
PLus, which allows you to inject XML results directly into an existing
XML document.Check out these resources.Components:
http://www.avoka.com/avoka/escomponents.shtmlDocs:
http://avoka.dnsalias.com/confluence/display/Public/Avoka+LiveCycle+ES+Components
- click on "SQL Plus"Example:
http://avok...
Hi HanTo debug your mail connectivity, one way is to download a mail
client (such as http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/thunderbird/) and install
it on your server. It MUST be the same server as LiveCycle is installed
on.Then try to configure ThunderBird to connect to your mail server and
send an email. That should hopefully be an easy way to tell if you've
got your server names, authentication, etc, set up
correctly.Howardhttp://www.avoka.com
We'd be happy to extend our TaskUtils component to include an operation
to update the instructions of a task dynamically.Email info@avoka.com if
you're interested.Howard
Hi AndrejI'm not trying to dissuade you from trying, but we've done
this, and it was seriously difficult. If you'd like to consider re-using
what we've built rather than building it yourself, please
see:http://www.avoka.com/avoka/single_signon.shtmlor send an email to
info@avoka.comOtherwise, good luck! 🙂Howard
