I'm having the same issue: "The server does not support version 2.4 of
the J2EE Web module specification".Tried on both Luna and Mars. In case
helpful: JDK / JRE info:java -versionjava version "1.8.0_65"Java(TM) SE
Runtime Environment (build 1.8.0_65-b17)Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server
VM (build 25.65-b01, mixed mode) javac -versionjavac 1.8.0_65
To follow up on Neil's reply, you can read about the pre-release for the
DPS Acrobat plugin in this blog post:Now in Prerelease: Adobe DPS
Converter for Acrobat | Adobe Digital Publishing SolutionIt includes an
email address to request an invitation to the pre-release.Brian
App extensibility is a priority for the first half of 2016. It will be
different from the design patterns used in the Classic product’s Library
and Reading SDK, but it will satisfy many of the same use cases. In
fact, our goal is to deliver deeper, cross-platform extensibility than
the Classic product allowed. Please keep an eye on the status page
(https://status.adobedps.com) for announcements and updates.
The DPS 2015 desktop web viewer is now available as a limited beta.In
this limited beta, the web viewer *only supports* HTML articles and
InDesign-authored PNG or JPG raster articles. Support for
InDesign-authored PDF articles will be included in the general release
(currently targeting mid-December). Additionally, note that support for
3 InDesign overlay types (audio, image sequence, and pan & zoom) will
not be available until early 2016.To sign up for this limited beta, send
me a private messa...
We're hoping to provide some limited access to the web viewer in late
November, which would be enabled by Adobe rather than self-service
through the dashboard. It will support just HTML articles and InDesign
raster (not PDF) at that time. We'll post a message in the forums if we
can provide this limited access.Support for InDesign PDF, as well as the
ability to self-enable web viewer in the dashboard, is targeting end of
year.Brian
Hi Tommy,1) There's no special logic to link to apps in an enterprise
app store, but I don't see why it wouldn't work if it's web reachable
from the device.2) If you're asking about linking to content in a DPS
app, there's a "Link Reference" option in project settings, which will
eventually be used for linking to an app from outside the app, but it's
currently not supported. If you're asking about linking to other apps,
this is standard OS functionality and I've successfully deep linked to
an HT...
Tommy, as I just posted in the prerelease forum, Mac support for the DPS
Converter for Acrobat plugin is now in active development, with a
current target date of end-of-November.
We’re pleased to announce the prerelease of an Acrobat plugin that
converts PDFs to DPS 2015 articles.You can read about the Adobe DPS
Converter for Acrobat in the DPS blog and request an invitation to the
prerelease by emailing dps-acrobat-converter-feedback@adobe.com.This
provides value for organizations that have existing PDFs on network
drives or services like SharePoint, that would be useful in your DPS
app. Or perhaps your team is more comfortable authoring content in
software like Word th...
Yes, you could potentially create a separate Classic DPS application as
a web-viewer only app and use DPS 2015 for your native app experiences.
Assuming that by "interactions" you're referring to InDesign overlays
(using the InDesign DPS plugin) like slideshow and video, DPS Classic
supports them too.You could have a Classic DPS folio for each each DPS
2015 collection.As Ivan mentions, DPS 2015 is targeting a web viewer for
release in the fall.Brian
Hi Willy,The APIs you've referenced are for DPS Classic (called Digital
Publishing Suite rather than the newer Digital Publishing Solution ),
which as Kristy points out, does provide some additional login options
made possible with custom coding. There are no analogous APIs available
in DPS 2015 (Digital Publishing Solution) and one can't write a custom
app to access the same server-side APIs used by the out-of-the-box DPS
apps.Thanks,Brian
Hi Simon, Importing PDFs into InDesign is the most direct way, but I
understand your predicament with 1000s of PDFs. Some ideas: 1) Scripting
InDesign to work with PDFs. There’s a script that works for Digital
Publishing Suite
(http://www.adobe.com/devnet/digitalpublishingsuite/articles/dps-pdf-to-indesign.html),
although it hasn’t been (and won’t necessarily be) updated for Digital
Publishing Solution. If you don’t want to update the script, you could
potentially import into Digital Publishing ...
imjeffp, that's a great app so well done!We're hard at work on the new
web viewer so stay tuned! I'd love to hear your feedback, so I'll reach
out to you privately.Brian
