Is there a way to automatically delete deadlined tasks out of
workspace?This is the scenario - user A gets AssignTask1 with a deadline
of x minutes. user A doesn't do anything and the deadline is crossed,
the process moves on to next step. Now when user A logs into workspace,
he still sees the task and all he can do is delete the task (he can't
open the form or anything) - is there a way to automatically remove it
in the process workflow?I have seen similar questions elsewhere in the
forum but n...
We recently moved from Exchange 2010 to Office 365. I am trying to
change the configuration to Email via Office 365 and I am getting the
following error -2015-10-28 13:40:48,783 ERROR [com.adobe.workflow.AWS]
(http-0.0.0.0-8080-2) An exception was thrown with name
com.adobe.idp.dsc.email.ConnectionFailedException message:Failed to
connect to email server: @@
Reason: Can't send command to SMTP host while invoking service
EmailService and operation sendWithDocument and no fault routes were
found t...
I created a button and on the click event, put this code in -var
oAttachments;var myDoc = event.target;var attResult;try{
xfa.host.messageBox("removing data object");
myDoc.removeDataObject("test"); xfa.host.messageBox("removed data
object"); xfa.host.messageBox("importing data object"); attResult =
myDoc.importDataObject("test"); xfa.host.messageBox("attResult value
:"+attResult); xfa.host.messageBox("Successfully attached document");
form1.Page1.num.rawValue = form1.Page1.num.rawValue + 1; if
...
The PDF I submit resides on my local machine. I am not sure I understand
what you mean by "Here the PDF i am using while submit thru browser will
generate on the fly and its resides on LC server." I am not sure how to
do that. How do you generate on the fly? What do you mean when you say
it resides on the LC server? Why do you have to generate it if it
already exists on the LC server?I will try it out with Google chrome.
Any ideas on why it throws the HTTP 403 on IE?Thanks,Ravi.
I am submitting it within the network. Like I said, when I open the PDF
in Reader and submit, the submit goes through. When I open the PDF using
internet explorer, I get an http 403. Am I supposed to submit to
something other than the REST url if submitting via internet explorer?
The authentication is set to NO.When I open the PDF in adobe reader and
submit, it submits to the REST url, but when I open the PDF in internet
explorer and submit, it doesn't hit the REST url. Most of our users will
access our intranet and open the PDF in internet explorer, so I need it
to work both ways (opening with reader or via internet explorer). Also
wanted to add that the PDF does have electronic signatures, so it
submits to the REST url as a PDF.Thanks.
I am trying to submit (as a PDF) a document to a REST url (a long lived
adobe livecycle process). When I open the PDF via internet explorer and
submit, it does not seem to do anything. Does anyone know why and how I
can get around it?
