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Re: Execute .bat file from LC - Adobe LiveCycle 04-03-2012

Hi again,The .bat file is located here: c:\file.bat on the server. When I invoke the process through Workbench nothing happens, but when I execute "cmd /c c:\file.bat" in "Run" on the server then the .bat file is executed. CheersKim Christensen Dafolo A/S

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Re: Execute .bat file from LC - Adobe LiveCycle 02-03-2012

Hi Nith,I tried your suggestion – however it does not work as I expected. The process seems to execute – however nothing of what is in the bat file is done:E.g. I have this bat file – and when I run it with your suggestion in LC nothing happens – when I run it on the server I get the copy of the file:I have added the following in my Execute Script service action:Runtime.getRuntime().exec("cmd /c c:\\file.bat");The .bat file looks like this:ECHO OFFCOPY "C:installer_debug.txt" "C:new_installer_de...

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Execute .bat file from LC - Adobe LiveCycle 01-03-2012

Hi all,I have a situation where I need to execute a .bat file from LC. Is that possible and how should I approach this?Thanks in advanceCheersKim ChristensenDafolo A/S

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Access values in external text file - Adobe LiveCycle 21-02-2012

Hi all,I am trying to reach some external properties (name, phone etc.) of the logged in user. All of this is stored in a txt-file on the client, but I am unsure how to get hold of this information with Javascript. Any help out there?Thanks in advanceSincerelyKim ChristensenDafolo A/SDenmark

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Create a PDF with DDX that can be converted to PCL by generatePrintedOutput - Adobe LiveCycle 08-02-2012

Hi all,I have a scenario that puzzles me a bit.I have some forms that are Interactive forms (stored as XDP with the property Dynamic XML Form).I need to assemble these xdp-forms (and fill them with data) and add it all up in one PDF. This PDf should be converted to PCL and later shipped off to a printer. However I see a conflict in doing this by using the Invoke DDX and generatePrintedOutput services.I can easily create my PDF, but to make it work I have to include the tag in my DDX. However wh...

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Obtain Endpoint value inside Process - Adobe LiveCycle 25-01-2012

Hi all,If I have a process that will be invoked by either REST, SOAP or any of the other endpoints - how can I obtain the info of which endpoint that really called the process and store this in a variable in the process?Alternatively I would like to obtain all of the endpoint values of the process - is this possible?SincerelyKim ChristensenDafolo A/SDenmark

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Re: Log entries from ExecuteScript service - Adobe LiveCycle 16-01-2012

Hi again,Found the answer myself 🙂To do this, you must setup your Weblogic server to redirect stdout to the server log. This is done in the adminserver console under Server - Logging - Advanced - "Redirect stdout to server log".Hope this helps somebody out thereHave a good one all of you SincerelyKim ChristensenDafolo A/SDenmark

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XSLT file with process_data values - Adobe LiveCycle 06-09-2011

Hi there,I have a process that takes in an XML file and some XSLT in another document variable and some process_data values from the main process.Inside this process I would like to invoke the XSLT on the XML and use the process_data values inside the XSLT. This works fantastic if I use the "template" setting for the XSLT and add some XSLT code like:

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Add custom fle type to PDFG - Adobe LiveCycle 10-08-2011

Hi there,I have a native program that I use for converting some custom created files. I just would like to know if it is possible somehow to configure PDFG to use this batch program to do the conversion.If this is not possible - could you tell me an alternative way of using LiveCycle to do the conversion - I mean is there a simple way to make LC invoke a native executable file?Thanks in advanceKim ChristensenDafolo A/SDenmark

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Log entries from ExecuteScript service - Adobe LiveCycle 16-05-2011

Hi all,A have tried to use an ExecuteScript with the following code on a LC ES 2.5 Weblogic Windows 2003 installation:import org.apache.log4j.*; Logger myLog = Logger.getLogger("com.myname.logger");myLog.error("Error in my central server log");However I cannot find this in any of the logs.If I use the same approach on an JBOSS installation this would end up in the server.log file, however I am not sure which log file it actuially should be in?Can you help me?Thanks in advanceSincerelyKim Christe...

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