Hi JanI asked around for some input into your issue.I have been told
that the user context error is returned if the "User Name" and "Domain
Name" fields on the endpoint are incorrect.What values do you have in
those fields? Are they the default values...SuperAdmin and DefaultDom?
Or have you changed them?Diana
Hi JackYou are receiving the attachment back because the email
submission failed.If an email submission is sucessful, no attachment is
returned in the results email.Sorry...I don't believe there is a way to
control whether or not attachments are sent back.Diana
Hi JanI have never seen this error myself but it might be that LiveCycle
doesn't know who the user is that is sending back the email.It expects
that the owner of Task 92 is the user with the email address
jpetrla@mydomain but it cannot seem to correlate that information.Is
your user a local user or an LDAP user?Since I haven't seen this issue,
my guess is that there is some kind of configuration issue with the POP3
settings on the email endpoint.We know that SMTP appears to work fine
since you a...
Hi RichThe Offline button appears on a form if your xdp/pdf form has the
Process Fields on it. The Process Fields are in the "Custom" tab in
Designer. You can manually add these to a form or they are added in the
Form Wizard if you choose the option to submit a form via email.The
purpose of the Offline button is to allow users to complete tasks via
email.The Save button appears depending on the form type and form data
variable.For example, Save will appear for xdp and pdf forms. It will
not appe...
Hi JanYou seem to have 2 different error messages. The one returned via
email indicates that the task is no longer available to be completed.If
you do a Task Search in the adminui, does it show that Task 76 has a
status of Assigned?The log error indicates that whatever user is sending
back the email is not authorized to complete the task.Are you sure that
the error message in the log is a result of the email send to the
server?If it is, are you sending back the email as the same user that
receiv...
HiThe initials field is one of the values that can be set in your
LDAP.It can represent the middle name of the user.You won't be able to
use the adminui to populate that field.You would have to create the user
in LDAP and set the initials and then sync it.Diana
Hi NithI believe you are getting the expected behaviour. Not sure why
your JBoss environment would have worked differently.To my knowledge, a
checkin places the asset in the repository. At this point it is not
available for runtime.The deploy then places the asset in the runtime
registry.The Workbench team may be able to shed more light on this.Diana
Hi HanStart with this Workbench help section that explains how to import
your old process and forms:
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/LiveCycle/9.5/WorkbenchHelp/WS92d06802c76abadb7e4e0266128402897ed-7fe6.htmlThen
have a look at this section about "Upgrading legacy solutions to
LiveCycle
ES2.5"http://help.adobe.com/en_US/LiveCycle/9.5/WorkbenchHelp/WS92d06802c76abadb7e4e0266128402897ed-7fd1.htmlHope
this helps.Diana
HiIt sounds like you have not selected anything on the Presentation &
Data tab of the Workspace Startpoint/User Service.You need to
specify:Your Asset (the form you want to present to the user)An
associated Action Profile (tells the server how you want the form
rendered...typically it is set to Default which uses the Render PDF Form
process) The variable to hold your data(typically an xml variable)Make
sure these are set.Diana
Yes, the same workaround applies to ES2.In Workbench, do a Get
Application and pull down the Process Management Email (system) app.In
the Email Notification process, delete the Task Claimed event.Diana