I have a JDBC call to grab some data including a date/time stamp.  For the life of me, I can't figure out how to convert that string to a proper date/time field.  It's important because I need to use validation strings to present a more simplified date/time to users on a form.  But I'd like to keep ...

Have you increased your workbench memory management settings?Goto:C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe LiveCycle Workbench ES2\workbench\workbench.iniChange the 3rd and 4th lines to below:-Xms512m-Xmx1024mIIRC, default is 64 and 256All that said, I still run into problems.  I also have a 32bit desktop and 6...

Check to see if you have Reader installed also and uninstall if so.  Also, if any of these machines PREVIOUSLY had reader installed, then you need to clean up the old installations.  Esp the DLL assocaited with the web plug-in.  See below article.  If after removing all references to Reader doesn't ...

I found two hit/miss workaround solutions.#1:  When you get the blank white screen, simply hit the 'ALT' key.  Most of the time that seems to force the pdf to render to the screen.#2:  Change the Internet Options to DESELECT 'Allow fast web view' and 'Allow speculate download..."  That worked on a c...

Thanks for the reply. I'm on the phone with them now. I see they have Hotfix19 that is supposed to fix it but it didn't work.

Did anybody find a resolution to this problem.  I just applied SP3 and got exactly the same error as the original poster.

Your question about how to read the next record is exactly my original question.  How do I get the data from each row in the table?  Secondly, how to I save that information into an XML from LiveCycle server? Unfortunately, you and I have different setups in that you are working directly with the fo...

So I'm thinking now this solution isn't useful for me because I use an external web service to insert the XML data into a db.  The XML needs to be formatted with known fields which would be impossible if the table can grow.  Each field needs to matchup with the fields in the db for this to work.I th...

Yes.  The workflow needs to identify the new rows and dump that info into the XML.  In order to do that (without growing tables), all fields are mapped to an embedded XML schema data connection, right?  I have no idea how to map the fields to the data connection and/or how the workflow can find this...

I do have Livecycle ES.  I don't see how in LiveCycle I can identify the added rows so I can address them.  I assume I need to count the # of rows.Requiring the user to hit a button to dump an XML out to a local file system isn't feasible.  I already have a web service to import the XML into a SQL d...