In Windows explorer, just execute the start.bat by double clicking it. I assume java is set on the path environment variable already[1].It would launch the AEM instance in new CMD shell as follows :ThanksWasil[1] How to set JAVA_HOME on Windows 10? – Mkyong.com​P.S. : Stop existing running AEM insta...

In case if you are not starting the instance using <crx-quickstart>\bin\start.bat,  please do. It seems you are starting by double-clicking on the jar file.ThanksWasil

Try removing the package version from import-package<Import-Package>javax.inject</Import-Package>

You need to make sure that you have set correct transaction isolation level on the SQL Server. This is already there in the installation document : http://help.adobe.com/en_US/livecycle/11.0/PrepareInstallCluster/WS624e3cba99b79e12-38fb9c7e12eea97fd78-7fb5.2.html#WS624e3cba99b79e125803425a12eea97f5c...

Test your Form using IVS :Forms : http://blogs.adobe.com/LiveCycleHelp/2009/05/forms_ivs_a_formtastic_develop.htmlOutput : Output IVS – A Useful Output ES Development Tool Share the application server side error.-Wasil

LiveCycle uses Gemfire as distributed cache for cluster members. If you are using TCP Locators (caching based on TCP instead of UDP), below are the possible situations which might lead to “ForcedDisconnectException” :- There is time difference between two nodes.- These is network connectivity issues...