Hi Rama,Right, I mean not mandatory. The Forms Training assumes you have
a basic understanding of AEM -- the concept of Author and Publish, the
role of an Author versus a Developer, etc. -- but the rest (including
client libs, OSGi bundles) are introduced during the workshop. If you
need a deeper understanding (which you probably will) then you will need
to revisit AEM training but people should be able to complete the
training successfully.
Hi Rama, Yes, Create an Adaptive Form creates an HTML5 version of the
form that is responsive. It is created using the web interface in AEM.
You create a PDF Form or HTML5 form (also referred to as a mobile form)
using AEM Forms Designer (a Windows only development tool that creates
an XML/XDP template version of a form or document).Server-side, we have
documents services that can read that XML/XDP template version of the
form and render it as HTML5 or as PDF (or as PCL/PS). Acrobat and Reader
c...
Hi Rama,Having an understanding of the AEM topics you outlined in your
original question -- templates, components, OSGi, etc. -- are a nice to
have for Forms Training; At a minimum, you can take the FormsTraining
with an understanding of the following:1. Adobe Experience Manager 6.2:
Authoring Overview (v2)2. Adobe Experience Manager 6.2: Technical
Infrastructure Overview3. Front-end Developer Workshop
Hi,That example is out of date. Try this one.Dropbox - Return DOR Custom
Submit.zip Also, remember that you need to configure the User Mapper
service for this to work as it writes to the repositoryThis article
talks about the Service Authentication (Adobe CQ Help | Querying Adobe
Experience Manager 6 data using the Sling getServiceResourceResolver
method )
Hi,I am guessing you are trying to add panels to an Adaptive Form.
Correct? If so you can add the following function to your client
libabries (I have also included a link to the client library package if
you want to install that Dropbox - Forum😞function addPanels(num,
repeatablePanel) { var iNum = Number(num); var im =
repeatablePanel.instanceManager; var iCurrCount =
Number(im.instanceCount); while (iNum > iCurrCount) { im.addInstance();
// add Instance checks internally for maxCount so you ne...
Here is a sample that renders an adaptive form, loads some information
into a hidden field on the form via JSON to use as a timestamp and save
location. Once the form submits, it will submit to a custom JSP that
saves the data, generates a PDF, and then renders that PDF back to the
user so they can sign or print this as a document of record.Attached is
the package. Below is the JSP to handle the custom submitDropbox -
Return DOR Custom Submit.zip<%-- ~ Demo Sample: Gary Thain 01/12/2015 ~
Return...
Hi,I think you would be better off posting this question to AEM Forms
Forum. This forum has to do with questions about Adobe Digital
Classroom.RegardsGary
Hi,Did you get a response to this request question? It is more of a
pre-sales request. Please let me know if you would like someone to
contact you.Gary
There have been some cases when generating an AEM Maven project using
the AEM's archtype version 10 where the project will be deployed,
however, the Java code (HelloWorldModel.java) cannot be found by the
calling "helloworld.html". If this happens, your content will be
deployed to the server but the hello world message on the webpage wlil
be blank (will not contain the message from the
HelloWorldModel.java.This appears to be a problem related to versioning.
To solve the issue, do the following:1...
This question came up during a Forms training session last week. For
people who have not worked with LiveCycle, grasping what the Document
services are and what they do can be a challenge. The idea was that a
person submits and a PDF is sent back. We had a couple of ways to
approach it, the easiest way would be to modify the custom submission
and return a Thank You page with a link to the PDF that they could
click. But we decided to build something from scratch with the thought
that we could bui...
I thought I would repost this as it is a good example of a use case for
AEM Forms combined AEM Sites: San Diego County Fifth largest U.S. county
improves access to services, streamlines business processes using Adobe
Experience Manager solutions. “Giving departments the power to easily
update content was important to us, as was giving citizens access to
mobile applications. With Adobe Experience Manager, we achieved both
goals.” Susan Green, Assistant Chief Information Officer, the County of
San...
A common use case for forms is forms for the mobile worker: the field
worker. AEM Forms provides that capability using Mobile Workspace App.
Forms Workspace leverages the capabilities of your mobile device, and
lets you capture photos, videos, and collect data such as timestamps and
other information. The next time you connect to a network, you can
synchronize the collected data. the link below is a use case that
highlights the benefits of the Forms Workspace
http://wwwimages.adobe.com/content/d...
The process to obtain a key so you can integrate AEM Forms with eSign
API has recently changed. The document (
https://www.dropbox.com/s/405hdrzkd94o1jr/Steps%20to%20Get%20a%20Developers%20Key.pdf?dl=0
) outlines the new steps. Please note, access to developer key is based
on your company's partner agreement with Adobe.
HiThat error is usually related to the Java JDK you are running and the
version of AEM you are running. If you are running AEM 6.0 without
having installed any service Pack, you have to be using Java version 7
(do a java -v command from the command line to checkout your version).If
you are running Java version 8, install Service Pack 1 or 2.Let me know
if you need additional informationGary
So here is a sample I did up that is a pretty common use-case:
dynamically adding panels to a form based on a numeric value found in a
field. For example, you ask the form user "how many dependents to claim
on their tax form" Based on the number added to the form, show or hide
the appropriate number.This was write for AEM 6.0, but should work in
future releases as it uses the guidebridge object to capture an event
(in this case the filling a numeric field) and respond by adding
additional panels...
This error may occur when you run AEM 6.0 with Java 8. Java version 8,
is not supported with AEM 6.0 until you install the service pack. If you
are having that problem, install the service pack. You can follow these
steps: Download the most recent Service Pack (SP2) from package share or
from our dropbox folder:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/h1dwxyxcvsw4dag/ServicePack2.zip?dl=0Once
downloaded, go to the folder where you installed AEM initially, and
delete all the contents in the crx-quickstart fold...
If you are following the steps in the videos having to do with
creating/building a Maven project and it continues to fail, check your
version of Maven by typing mvn -version in the command line. If it is
greater than 3.1.1 download an earlier version (or 3.1.1 is also fine).
There are known issues with newer versions of Maven, JDK1.7, and the
Archetype we use in the videos.
