The parent Sub-forms should be flowed to.

I know this is kind of late, but you could just uyse HTTPS (SSL) in your App Server that has Livecycle installed.

Put it in the Click event of a Button with the control type set to regular.

There are 2 orientations possible, top-bottom and western something (left-right). You have to choose one of these 2 and then align your object acordingly.Use the margin and padding properties to align your objects.

Unfortunately, when you change from Positioned to Flowed all the layout of that subform will get messed up and you’ll have to redesign it almost from scratch. But it's the only way if you want to change the form layout and have your form rearrange itself “on-line”.

You must set the parent subforms to flowed instead of positioned.

The only way I was able to get this working was to copy/past the Element definition into the original WSDL file and import my WSDL instead of the "live" one.

AFAIK there isn't any max items.It should only be restricted by the available resources Reader can use on the client PC.

AFAIK Acrobat Extended features does not include the "invoke webservices" extension. for that you really need LC: Reader Extensions.You could D/L a trial version and email adobe support for a RE certificate (its required in order for RE to work).I don't see any workaround for this.

Use the old way, this is, create a regular button and on the click event use something like this:var oDoc = event.target;oDoc.mailDoc({bUI: true,cTo: "aa@bb.cc",cCC: "11@22.33",cSubject: "TEXT " + field.rawValue + " more text",cMsg: "PDF IN ATTACH."});