Do the following:Create a text field.Make it bigger (vertically).On Object/Field click "Allow Multiple Lines" Set Field Format to "Rich Text"On Layout Palette click Expand to fit (under the Height field)Click on Preview tabClick on the fieldPress Ctrl EThis will allow you to enter text changes, bold...

Hi DeepakIt's free for use in development and test environments.You need to purchase it to use in production.I think it's pretty easy to use, but you can make up your own mind.You can download an LCA file containing a sample process and form here:http://avoka.dnsalias.com/confluence/download/attachm...

Just to clarify Jasmin:You'll need either LiveCycle Forms (not form) component, the Render operation, or Form Data Integration component, ImportData operation.howardhttp://www.avoka.com

HiJust use a parameterized query, this solves the problem.Something like:UPDATE GSI_FEEDBACK_FORM_HEADERSSET SITE_STREET = ?,SITE_STREET2 = ?Then put the xpath expressions into the table below as parameters 1 and 2.Howardhttp://www.avoka.com

Hi Jasmin/CarmenI haven't tried this lately, but I believe that a copy of the form data is made at the time that the form is assigned in the User>AssignTask step. This means that even though the form data is shared within the process, each of the users in the gateway will see their own "version" of ...

Or you can use this component:http://www.avoka.com/avoka/escomponents.shtmlI think it's a bit easier to use, and has more features. (But I'm biased:-)Download here: http://www.avoka.com/avoka/escomponents.shtmlHoward

We've built a component for doing what you want.Try this:http://avoka.dnsalias.com/confluence/display/Public/Supporting+CollaborationDownload from here:http://www.avoka.com/avoka/escomponents.shtmlHowardhttp://www.avoka.com

Hi DeepakI'm working on a sample for this, but it's not done yet. Email me at htreisman-at-avoka.com and we can talk about it.howardhttp://www.avoka.com

Hi NeptunoAs far as I know, Jasmin is completely correct.The only way that you won't get the exception is if the write of the component "eats" the exception - i.e. catches it, and doesn't rethrow it or another exception.Howardhttp://www.avoka.com

HiWe have a component that does this. Basically, you create a table with repeating rows in your form, and the component will create a new row with information from the previous AssignTask step.More information here:http://avoka.dnsalias.com/confluence/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=1966151Or email inf...