Will do.  Thanks.Mike

Thank you for your quick response.  I will need too talk with our infrastructure admins.  I'll post log once I have it.  Is there anything in particular that I should be looking for in the log?

This has just recently happened and there have been no changes made on the server, (with the exception of restarting the server after finding out about this issue.).  No long lived processes are currently working at all.  The rendering (short lived) processes seem to work, but if it needs to go beyo...

I have placed a trouble ticket with Adobe.  Case Id is 181326287.Thanks for your help.

The cert came from Adobe.  It should be production also.

Okay looks like you are right, Paul.  I removed the Reader Extend step from the render process, and I'm not getting the error message anymore.  But I do need this for reader extended becasue there are certain web services being invoked within the form and with reader extending the form it will not w...

Paul - to simulate the issue you need not run the full process.  Simply click on the eCard for the process from either two computers, with two different users, and one form should render correctly and the other should pop up with the message.  No need to go any further than this.

That's the thing.  There doesn't seem to be a problem in the process.  If I review the recording everything looks good.  Even after the 2nd person invokes the process.  What I've noticed today, is that there seems to be a brief moment, after the form is rendered, when the form is Reader Extended (I ...

Version is 8.2

I have a process that uses a custom renderer which pre-populates some fields on a form and then reader extends the form for the users.  The problem I am having is that when the process is initially invoked, the renderer works fine, and users using Adobe Reader can fill out the form.  But if some one...