Please check that websphere global security should not be turned on. Refer to the below link [Point #4] and suggest if that's causing the issue.http://blogs.adobe.com/dmcmahon/2012/07/18/livecycle-es2-xmlform-exe-terminated-abnormally-with-error-code-3/
Please suggest if you have a pre-release aemfd package. If yes, we would recommend you to take the released bits available in AEM 6.0 official release. Such an issue was seen in one of the pre-release versions of the package. Also, make sure to install the OS specific package.
LiveCycle Designer ES 9.0 is LiveCycle ES2. LC Designer ES4 is out and trial version is available at : http://www.adobe.com/devnet/livecycle/downloads.html
Slight modifications: Spellings of dollars are incorrect which would cause incorrect replacement of the string. Also modified the code slightly. Please try it out and debug yourself.form1.#subform[0].AMT_WORDS::exit - (FormCalc, client)//RTGS_AMT::exit-(form calc,client)var Y;var Z;Z = RTGS_AMT.rawV...
Instead of using the statement: var Y,Z;Usevar Y;var Z;i.e. you need to split up the var declarations. Thisi s not javascript but formcalc and hence, this nuance.This should do it!-Saket.
Good to know that your original issue of currency conversion is solved.Please check your MS access installation. It's working on one of your systems, hence it must be some issue in configuration/installation.
Here's how you can do this."Get the value in dollars and cents using WordNum function and replace "dollar" and "cents" with "rupees" and "paise" respectively.I have a numeric field NumericField1, TextField1 displays its value in dollars/cents and TextField2 displays rupees/paise. Try this script wri...
Parse the number separated through the decimal field and use WordNum function to generate strings for the resultant numbers. Eg:Let's say you have two fields in the form. 1 numeric field which holds the value you wish to convert into words and 1 textfield where you wish to display the value. Use a s...
This function is only supported for English (US) localei .e. for Dollar.WordNum(n1 [, n2 [, k ]]) where k is the locale.For Indian currency, you'll have to do it a bit differently. 1) Get the number in words before the decimal point using the WordNum function.2) Get the number in words after the dec...