Hi Tarek,You may have already come across the answer to this solution, but I figured it would be helpful for other people who have the same question.  For the web service call to work you first need to deploy the form to the workspace before invoking the service.For testing purposes, the web service...

You could always invoke the "complete" action on the ProcessManagementTaskService found at the following URL:https://<SERVERNAME>:<PORT>/soap/services/ProcessManagementTaskService?wsdl&lc_version=11.0.0Drag an "Invoke Web Service" activity onto your process after the assign task deadlines and pass i...

Deadline is already a feature on the assign task activity.  Click "All" under the process properties tab and then expand the Deadline tab.

There isn't a log for session/authentication information.  Your best bet to find out who has a session to the workspace can be found in the database in the[EDCSESSIONSTOREENTITY] table.The sessiondata field is stored in hex and then base64 encoded.If you would like to see the user, you need to decod...

Where are you trying to print to? Does the output of the form go to user that reviewed the file?You could set up a PDFOutput component in your process to merge the XML data with the XDP and send the output to the user via email.

I've noticed similar situations where Adobe Reader DC will not properly apply Reader Extensions to an enabled form.  I've also seen issues with Adobe Reader DC not printing properly from the Reader plugin.

Hi Rowan,I don't know whether or not you're still active, but for anyone else looking for a solution to a similar problem I'll break down the solution.In this line :   Wrapper.instance.bindSetter("Services.employee.empName", empNameSetter); You are calling the empNameSetter function but aren't passi...