Anyone heard any updates on this?

You could make a short lived process that returns the first form. After printing, it submits to another process or the same process with a parameter indicating it is the first submission. It returns the second form. Repeat until all your forms have been handled.

I wrote an ant script for creating my components for me. It was still tedius to deploy them over and over in Workbench. I wrote the java app below (much of the setup is from sample files in help). I configured my Java project in my IDE to use this file as what runs and to run my ant task to build th...

The path would have to be as seen from the server, not how it would be seen from your local machine running Workbench. You would either need to copy it to the server or copy to a shared network drive that can be seen by both your local machine and the server. The second one would be easier to keep t...

There are Java API for those services. If you try to import any classes to use the APIs and get errors, don't add the JARs. In component.xml, after <class-path>..</class-path> add this for reader extensions.    <import-packages>        <package version="1.0">com.adobe.livecycle.readerextensions.clie...

Is this in a custom component? I am wondering since the Exception says not found in namespace. If so, try using import-packages in component.xml instead of class-path and actually adding the jar. Example:  <import-packages>    <package version="1.0">org.apache.commons.codec</package>  </import-packa...

Workbench is the tool to write a process. Wouldn't your end user be in Workspace?If these scripts can be run from the server, then you could wrap them with a process that uses an execute script step:Runtime.getRuntime().exec("something.bat");You could then call that process as a webservice from a fo...

Your missing a semi colon.

if ($.boundItem(xfa.event.newText) == "CIV" || $.boundItem(xfa.event.newText) == "MIL" || $.boundItem(xfa.event.newText)     this.resolveNode ("Government").presence = "visible";     this.resolve.Node("Contractor").presence= "invisible";     this.resolve.Node("Contractor").mandatory = "disabled";}Al...

In the code that hides those fields, add TextField1.mandatory = "disabled";