There is no default way.When you are migrating application, that is not
upgrading es2.5 TO es4. You are doing it manually. The user migration
happens as the part of DB migration, as user/ groups & their information
resides in LC DB. Having said that, AD users can be synced to new
environment, but as such there is no way to do the same for local users.
It all depends on the number of local users you have. If the number is
large enough and you want to import you can do it from API, but that is
jus...
Hi , Could you please print the ddx in log file and check it, if its
correctly build. ( paste the log snippet & build DDX in case its still
not working - the image and details of error message above are not
clear.) , i just tried below DDX, & its work fine for me.Using workbench
process variables, so if you are using WB execute script, below is a
simple, sample script I used, where I have attachments in a list. kindly
test with a simple use case like below & i hope it helps.if there are
attachme...
Hi , please also try with "userID" psf.setUserId("myLCUser"); List
principalList = dirClient.findPrincipals(psf); Iterator pit =
principalList.iterator(); User testUser = null; if (pit.hasNext()) {
testUser = pit.next(); } dirClient.updateLocalUser(testUser,
"oldPassword", "newPassword"); This works fine for me and I can change
the password. I am able to do same using psf.setPrincipalOid(userOID);
but in here, the value I used is "ID" of the user, not "userId". In
userOID case, if you try debugg...
Hi Steve, I thought, the error happened during configuration manager
stage, while deploying ear or installing components.however, even for LC
installation, System fonts are mandatory for the installation. on Linux
it will not be available by default, like we have in windows, system
font at specified location. So system fonts are required to be setup.
steps 2,3,4, of the above link of "system requirements-3.2.6.18" discuss
setting up the mandatory packages and system fonts.
the user who is running the application server should have read write
permissions on the location where the fonts are installed and should be
able to create symbolic link in case on Linux directory. You must have
defined the fonts location in the LC configuration manager. please check
that directory. In addition to above, for the Linux system, additional
steps for configuring fonts need to be performed. refer section 3.2.6.18
of
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/livecycle/11.0/PrepareInstallCluster/WS...
Hi I hope the service is in running state. Check the "DesigntimeService"
too. if it does not help, then also please check by configuring the
service run as "Specify run as " as System on "repository provider
service" and try again. Also search for the services in stopped state.
default services should all be in running state.
Hi, Is this happening for a specific service, which you are looking into
from adminui > Application and Services > Service Management ? Please
share the log snippet of that time , when you try to use Service
management. Additionally, if it is a specific service > please try once,
stopping ans starting that service from Workbench > Components tab
section. ( Share the server log snippet in case of failure)
You can use a watched folder endpoint, you can process multiple files
simultaneously for PS to PDF operation. create PDF2 operation used to
convert .ps file into PDF( see details: LiveCycle ES3 * Watched folder
endpoint settings )
