No I don't.It all depends on your Operating system.If you're using Windowns then double click the SSL cert and install it from there, Its quite self-explanetory, the only concern you need to have it to be sure to put the Root-CA in the right place (authorized root CAs).

I'm not proficient with data connections, so I'm not really able to help you.I usually do this by script alone.

Then probably the SSL cert isn't being accepted by your Reader / Acrobat.Have you tried to manually import the whole chain of certs into your OS's keystore?

AFAIK you can only bind one value per field.This means that you cannot import the list of values directly to a combobox.What I usually do is: 1 - create a hidden field 2 - in my XML i send a CSV type string to that field 3 - in the initialize event I put some code to read the hidden field and load t...

TBH I don't know if its even possible.You can overlay/overlap an image to a PDF, either in Designer ou using the Livecycle Assebly service + DDX.But doing it with 2 PDF I don't know how.

Value = this.boundItem(xfa.event.newText)Text = xfa.event.newText

I made a little example with 2 textboxes and a combobox.The form is like this:The result is:Whenever you change the selected value in the combo it will get the new value instead of the old.Note that only the combo needs to bind the change event in order to get the new value.Hope this helps.

Use 'this.boundItem(xfa.event.newText)' instead of this.rawValue and you'll get the new value instead of the old.

Reader is very picky with SSL certs.In case of doubt install your CA cert and all the certs in the cert chain manually in the OS keystore.Just one question, can you access the WSDL in a browser?

In Properties of the header select object -> pagination and pick the options Include Header row in Initial page e subsequent pages.It should work.