I don't think the meta-data will give you th annotations layer of the PDF.  You'll probably need to use Assembler's invokeDDX service to export the comments into a n XFDF file (an XML representation of the comments)The instructions should be in the DDX Reference:http://help.adobe.com/en_US/livecycle...

Once you get the process imported, you need to create an Application and then add the ES process to that applicationLaunch workbench ES2 and login to your ES2 ServerCreate a new application -  File New Application, give it a name and click finishExpand your new Application and you should see /1.0 ve...

Hi Corey;If I read your post correctly, highcost_Yes is the name of the radio button field.  A radio button (and any field) is an object, so you need to look at its properties and not the field itself:if (highcost_Yes.rawValue ==1)...rawValue will contain the current state of the field.You may also ...

Looks like you need to increase the LiveCycle table size, or clear some data (backup then purge) from old processes.

The following is just my 2 cents, for what that's worth.  I don't pretend to speak for all of Adobe in this respect.My approach to building composite applications is to think about each micro app (tile) as a separate entity rather than to think of the application (shell application) as a whole.For e...

If you are talking about messages used for inter-tile communications - they don't go back to the server.  Messages and attributes are handled at the client and do not perform a server round trip.

When you make the call to PDFG from your .net app are you specifying the blob type?  by default LiveCycle returns the value as a file reference, but you can override that and ask it to return the file via base64 or MTOM.

As Don mentioned, in the upcoming release of Mosaic the service objects have access to the framework's context so it can send and receive messages.If must use Mosaic 9.5 then you can still pass the context object into the service from a tile, but the timing becomes tricky.  I wrote a blog article wi...

I haven't seen this particular error, or the "takeownership" class.    The only take ownership thing I am familiar with is content space module.  Is either the DDX or one of the files to be assembled stored in Content Space?   If so, does the invokeDDX service work when files are not in Content Spac...

The links got messed up.http://www.adobe.com/devnet-archive/livecycle/articles/dsc_development_pt2.htmlJust an FYI, that article is a bit old (but still has some useful info).  You may also want to look in to using the DSC plugin tool:  http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/lcwcdtool/