This uses AEM Forms for J2EE. We are going to port this example as well to AEM Forms for OSGi,

Excellent community interaction everyone on this thread!

I successfully invoked the AEM Forms Output Service for J2EE. It created a PDF as shown here: Code we used in video... package com.adobe.community;import java.io.File;import java.io.FileInputStream;import java.util.Properties;import com.adobe.livecycle.output.client.*; import java.util.*; import jav...

Got it working - a video will be posted very soon.

I will post a video shortly of my results.

I am testing this use case and will post back results.

Nice solution - thank you for posting!

We have logged a bug against the docs based on this thread. This topic should be updated and not point to an outdated site.

Watch this Ask the AEM Community Experts session - the discussion is about AEM and Creative Cloud integration... Scott's Digital Community: [Webinar | June] Ask the AEM Community Expert: Adobe Experience Manager and Creative Cloud;

If you are referring to an Adaptive form, you create it within AEM. To create an adaptive form in AEM, you need to build it. See this document -- Adobe Experience Manager Help | Tutorial: Create an adaptive form