No, it won't work other way.-Wasil

See below link for making XDC files available to Output :http://help.adobe.com/en_US/livecycle/10.0/WorkbenchHelp/WS92d06802c76abadb3f4eb35312c7a1fb01f-7fff.htmlThanksWasil

Enable the Adobe Reader plugin in browser : http://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/pdf-browser-plugin-configuration.htmlThanksWasil

Is it turnkey installation ? What is the OS ?Can you make sure - it is a supported platform : LiveCycle Help | Adobe LiveCycle ES4 Supported PlatformsThanksWasil

If possible, make use of Assembler API in your client application instead of doing this using watched folder. Here are the Assembler samples :  LiveCycle ES2.5 * Programming with LiveCycle ES2.5Watched folder can accept zip files (sample : Configuring a watched folder to handle multiple input files ...

Test your form using Forms IVS to make sure there are no server side rendering issues : Forms IVS – A Form-tastic Development and Testing ToolAlso, make sure all the required client jar are included in the WAR lib.-Wasil

Yes, in a way you can put the data as part of the script. In the above form :<script contentType="application/x-javascript" name="courtScript">// This script object controls the interaction between the court and PO Drop-down lists.// The array contains the court and the corresponding PO.var myCourts...

Yes,it could be done, here is one sample which should help : Dependent Drop down boxes (sample attached) On the basis of selection (change event of second drop down), you can display/hide any subform.-Wasil

Ravi,Attached herewith is a working sample. That should help you.-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...