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A webservice call and Javascript - Adobe LiveCycle 16-09-2010
Environment:Win7(x64)LiveCycle Designer ES 8.2Acrobe 9.0 ProThis problem is similar if not identical to this existing thread which does not appear to contain an answer: http://forums.adobe.com/thread/636798I'm calling a web service that returns some xml that I'd like to process in JavaScript within a PDF form. My script looks like this:var e;try{ var oListURL = "http://localhost:8080/ListDataService.wsdl"; SOAP.wireDump = true; var service = SOAP.connect(oListURL); if(typeof service != "object")...

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Re: drop down list population from a local database - Adobe LiveCycle 13-09-2010
My original problem is partially solved. In the end I located our CS4 DVDs and installed both Adobe Acrobat 9 and Adobe LiveCycle Designer ES 8.2.After this was done it was very easy to create a form in LiveCycle Designer ES 8.2 that included a drop down list populated from a database. It worked without pain so I assume the original problem was indeed related to Acrobat not being installed.I consider this problem partially solved since the trial version of Adobe LiveCycle Designer ES2 still refu...

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Re: drop down list population from a local database - Adobe LiveCycle 29-07-2010
Ok thanks I'll give it a try. In fact I think there might be a license of CS4 somewhere in this organization so I'm going to try and find out what's included in that package.

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Re: drop down list population from a local database - Adobe LiveCycle 29-07-2010
Thanks, it's good to get confirmation on what I've done.Yes there's definitely more than one row in the source table for the drop down list:SELECT [Id],[StrValue] FROM [Utilities].[dbo].[TestTable]Id StrValue----------- --------------------------------------------------1 Str12 Str23 Str34 Str45 Str5(5 row(s) affected)In development on local where I'm seeing this problem, I have Adobe Reader v9.3.0 and Adobe Livecycle Designer ES2 v9.0.0.0.20091029.1.612548 installed. I experience this behaviour ...

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Re: drop down list population from a local database - Adobe LiveCycle 29-07-2010
Hi Paul,Thanks for the response. Yes I've bound the list items to the data connection - it looks like this:I've also tried the drag/drop approach but it didn't work because it simply creates a couple of data bound text boxes to the first row in the source table. Do you have any other ideas?

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drop down list population from a local database - Adobe LiveCycle 28-07-2010
Platform details:Windows 7(x64)Adobe Livecycle Designer ES2 V9.0.0.0.20091029.1.612548SQL Server 2008 R2 (on (local))I appear to have exactly the same problem described in this post: http://forums.adobe.com/message/2874408I've developed a very simple PDF form in the above version of LiveCycle designer that includes a single drop down list data bound to a table in a local MSSQL database. The best I've been able to achieve with this setup is to get the first row value from the table to appear in t...

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