There are two options that I can see:1 - map a drive (on the server) to the w2msmossmgn02\SharedFolder and use that mapping in the source.  For example:  If I may drive X to w2msmossmgn02\SharedFolder then my DDX would have the entry:  <PDF source="file:///x:/PID_P111556.pdf"/>2 - Use the "Read Doc...

Flash Builder shouln't have caused any problem - I've got several versions of FB and Workbench running on my client.It does look like a java issue however.  A quick fix may be to re-install Java 1.6 32 bit to the client.  Also make sure the JAVA_HOME points to the 1.6 32 bit version and that it is i...

You say "recently stopped working",what happened that caused it to stop?  Given the other things you mention, was there a change to the Java running on that client?

The error is telling us that it can't find the service, not why.  You say there is no service running on port 1099, so was the server configured to use a different port?  If it was a turnkey install then it should be 1099, but you won't be able to browse to that port.  If you run a "netstat -a" from...

I don't believe that there is a way to make a batch call to Output in the manner that you are describing. However, there are a few things that you can do to improve the performance.First (and easiest) it to make sure that caching is enabled wherever possible.  Jayan has a blog article that contains ...

In this case CN means "Common Name", which is the externally accessible name of the server running LC RMIn order to establish a secure connection between the client (Acrobat or Reader) and the server (LiveCycle RM), there has to be a trusted relationship.  This is done by installing a certificate on...

It sounds like you are using just the "plain" Assembler service, so you should be okay.Unfortunately there isn't a way of prioritizing the queue with any of the LiveCycle services.  The server handles the threading so developers and administrators really don't have a way to influence the processing ...

The answer is: it depends.Assembler itself supports multi-threaded operations, however it also can launch other LiveCycle services a part of its execution (as mentioned above).  If those services are single threaded then that part of the execution may queue up.

Adobe doesn't supply a java base64 encoder/decoder, but there are pleanty of them out there like the Apache commons one:        org.apache.commons.codec.binary.Base64        ...byte[] decoded = Base64.decodeBase64( FSAPPLICATIONDATA_);see:  http://commons.apache.org/codec/apidocs/org/apache/commons/...

What are you using to make the form request (Workspace, servlet, etc)?How big is the form (the file size)?Which LiveCycle operation are you using to render the form (Forms, Output, Form Data Integration, etc)?Are you merging data with the form?  If so, how large is the data?Is there anything unusual...