Not really. You always have to have to use a service to "render" the XDP
into a PDF. In the case of Designer it has this service embedded into
it. If you use workbench, you would have to build an orchestration and
use renderPDFForm to create a PDF from your XDP and save it to the file
system. Once that's done, if could be as easy as invoking the service
and just pass the name of the xdp from the repository to be converted
and saved to the file system.Remember that you can also open the XDP in
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