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Re: AEM Forms - Creating pdf in Author environment while publishing - Adobe Experience Manager Forms 24-07-2017
If you'd like to generate your DOR from the Adaptive Form, you still need to use a template XDP. This will allow you to generate a document of record from any of your adaptive forms.AEM 6.1 Forms Help | Generate Document of Record for non-XFA adaptive forms If you'd like a more custom view, you'll need to create the XDP using Designer.

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Re: AEM Forms - Creating pdf in Author environment while publishing - Adobe Experience Manager Forms 24-07-2017
Inside your Adaptive Form, drag and drop the Verify step into a new panel (typically in a separate tab view). When viewed by the user, a PDF will be generated from the XDP defined in your document of record. I'm not a big fan of this approach directly inside forms but it's a quick and easy way to show and allow a download of a PDF during the filling process.

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Re: AEM repeatable subforms - Adobe Experience Manager Forms 19-07-2017
One additional side note. If you are creating new forms, use Adaptive Forms.

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Re: AEM repeatable subforms - Adobe Experience Manager Forms 19-07-2017
With the HTML5 version of the form, you need to have at least one instance of the subform that exists initially. Also, make your life much simpler by ensuring every element in your form has a proper name including subforms. You should have nothing that is "untitled". Keep in mind that in the browser "app" does not exist so you should try / catch that if you'd like to use it in web & pdf.

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Re: How to Manually Package JDBC modules into Adobe Experience Manager forms EAR files(secure datasource) - Adobe Experience Manager Forms 17-07-2017
Probably one of the fastest ways to create the file you need is by using Eclipse to just create a plugin:CQ-OPS - How to Turn a JDBC Driver JAR into an OSGi Bundle... Which driver are you looking for?

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Re: AEM Forms - Creating pdf in Author environment while publishing - Adobe Experience Manager Forms 17-07-2017
Hi @snbaem, the main question you had though is whether or not you can author PDF fillable forms using the Adaptive Forms editor (web-based). It is not.When you have a document of record associated with your form, if you add the Verify step to your form in a separate panel, you'll be able to immediately provide your users with a "your form so far". You can also do the same with the Forms Portal component for your site. The PDF itself is put together server-side so you could definitely script the...

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Re: AEM Forms - Creating pdf in Author environment while publishing - Adobe Experience Manager Forms 14-07-2017
If I understand your question correctly, you're looking to create fillable (fill-and-print / fill-and-submit) PDF documents by using an Author instance of AEM Forms in the browser and not using AEM Forms Designer on the desktop.While you can 'extend' an existing XDP template with an Adaptive Form to create a document of record, you can't create a from-scratch PDF form using the author editor. You still need to use the desktop Designer tool to accomplish this. If this isn't the case and you are l...

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Re: Are there licensing rules for created dynamic PDFs from AEM Forms 6.1? - Adobe Experience Manager Forms 03-05-2017
If you own a license of "AEM Forms 6.1" then you are licensed to create "save off line" dynamic PDF's that can be filled in and saved / submitted offline. This used to be licensed as a separate "Reader Extensions" license but is now incorporated into your forms license. Your license is likely a CPU license so there'd be no restrictions on the number of forms you could generate. However, you will have your own EULA that describes how you can use the product and if there are any restrictions to th...

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Re: Insert node within XML variable? - Adobe Experience Manager Forms 03-05-2017
Bjorn, if you want to insert nodes, then I'd recommend going straight to the script component, or alternatively create your own custom DSC JAR that allows you to insert, and remove nodes. If you do know how many nodes you have in your XML, adding a node via /VariableName/NodeName[1] will create a new node for you. Again, custom DSC will allow you much more flexibility when it comes to manipulating XML.

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Re: LiveCycle to AEM migrartion - Adobe Experience Manager Forms 03-05-2017
Sobhan, if you're doing an in-place upgrade up to AEM then the assets will be "moved" as part of the migration process (which is well documented). There is no automatic conversion from one type to another though. ie: Your XDP's won't become Adaptive Forms.Are you using Workspace (/lc/ws) or task assignments? If not, then an in place upgrade won't be necessary - performa new installation and bring your assets over by using the standard LCA process.

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