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Re: Invoke workbench process from AEM page - Adobe Experience Manager Forms 03-11-2017
Sobhan, are you submitting the form to an AEM process REST point or are you clicking on a URL where you'd like to render forms?

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Re: Read an XML Data type of workbench process through Java - Adobe Experience Manager Forms 03-11-2017
There's really nothing complex to do here. In your process, update your string variable with the xml variable and the conversion will happen for you automatically. Don't use java to do this.

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Re: Error: The configuration area at 'path' is not writeable. Please choose a writeable location.. - Adobe Experience Manager Forms 29-09-2017
For workbench configuration changes, edit the "workbench.ini" file and add the -Duser.home=.

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Re: XDP Deployement Error to AEM server - Adobe Experience Manager Forms 12-09-2017
You have a couple of options to get around this.- undeploy the entire application, add your asset then redeploy the application.- if that doesn't work, create a new version of your application and deploy the new assets there.- if that doesn't work, logout, create a new server with a new name but same host name. This will create a new local directory for your assets. Then get your application, add the asset, redeploy.- last but not least, create an LCA of your assets. Delete the application (incl...

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Re: Merge Parameters on AEM forms - Adobe Experience Manager 05-09-2017
Are they talking about the ability to send data to the form using parameters in the URL or post data to the service that renders the form?

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Re: Retrieve response from REST API - Adobe Experience Manager Forms 08-08-2017
Can you debug further and take a look at what the object is that is in your data? Sounds like instead of straight XML you're getting an object with more than one message in it.

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Re: Retrieve response from REST API - Adobe Experience Manager Forms 08-08-2017
Assuming the .data property of the guideResultObject is empty?

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Re: Retrieve response from REST API - Adobe Experience Manager Forms 08-08-2017
it should contain any error messages but is your rest call taking place server side? i.e.: you're populating the response object and looking for those results in your form?

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Re: Retrieve response from REST API - Adobe Experience Manager Forms 08-08-2017
What format is your REST service returning and what are you trying to pre-fill? (then can provide appropriate sample)

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Re: Retrieve response from REST API - Adobe Experience Manager Forms 08-08-2017
If you are using 6.3 then you can use the new data feature to build this into your form. However, if you're on 6.2 or are just more familiar with JavaScript, then simply write an AJAX call in a client library (or in the rules but not ideal) to make the call for you. Then use the AF API's to update the form and form data that you need from your JSON response.

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