I'm using this quickstart to create a process that returns all the current running tasks. If you look at the code, if the current task status == 100 then it is a completed task. What is the constant for a running task?I've looked here     but it doesn't list a constant the equates to still running. ...

Perhaps you know the answer to my latest thread http://forums.adobe.com/thread/542898?tstart=0

Thanks for the link. How would I also enable the user at this point.I'm assuming I would call u.setStatus() - What would the parameters be.

I have used the Java API to create a user in Livecycle, but I cannot seem to find a way to give this user a password.Here is the code I'm using to add the user.http://help.adobe.com/en_US/livecycle/9.0/programLC/help/index.htm?content=000004.htmlAfter the user is set in LiveCycle I want the user to ...

I am creating a dynamic form that reads in XML. I have serveral subForm chunks that may be split up over a page break. Is there a way to dynamically add something like "continued from previous page" after a subForm is paginated?

OK, I have it set up like this now, but the rows are not repeating. It prints out the first row elements and then stops.  Here is my element hierarchy and a sample XML. Any suggestions?<summaryPage><row><instruction><instruction_item>instruction one</instruction_item></instruction><tool><tool_item>t...

The data is variable, so yes, it can go past one page. Is this not possible with a table as well?Could I perhaps make 2 one-column tables? Can a table read in the XML. I've tried, but I couldn't get it to work.

Sorry, I should have been more specific. I am getting the data from XML and it needs to follow the format I showed in the previous image. None of this is user-entered.<summaryPage>     <instructionSummary>          <instruction>               <instruction_item>                </instruction_item>    ...

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I keep getting an error when I try to upload. Here is the basic structure. Summary page is flowed western text. and each element subform is flowed top to bottom.