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Re: Unlock Fields After Locking by Digital Signatures - Adobe LiveCycle 24-05-2011
Unlocking locked fields will break the signature. As for erasing signature field, you can definitely clear the signature field and remove it.

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Re: Interfacing LiveCycle DS ES2.5 with a HSM distant device under Windows 64 bits - Adobe LiveCycle 24-05-2011
I would just like to add that if you desire to use the HSMWS webservice mechanism, and want to use it as a Windows Service, you can get Adobe official support if you file a CCR with Adobe support team.

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Re: Interfacing LiveCycle DS ES2.5 with a HSM distant device under Windows 64 bits - Adobe LiveCycle 23-05-2011
So if I sum up, it is rather preferable to install LC ES2 SP2 on the same machine which hosts the HSM setup and device (a PCI card for example) and to use the Corba based IPC mechanism (no need of the HSMWS middleware) if we want to really have 5 or more concurrent invocations.Even the webservice mechanism works fine with 1 or more concurrent requests. But the CORBA based IPC mechanism is preferred since it allows online HSM Profile creation in LC Truststore and online monitoring of connectivity...

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Re: Interfacing LiveCycle DS ES2.5 with a HSM distant device under Windows 64 bits - Adobe LiveCycle 22-05-2011
Please find the answer to your questions inline1 As the KB article talks only about Windows 64 bits platform, may we assume that we do not need to use it on a LCES2 server using RHEL5 or SuSE platform and that LC DS ES2.5 is able to adress the PKCS#11 library in a 64 bits environment?Since LC ES2SP2, LiveCycle is able to support HSM signing on all platforms (Win64 included) without the need for the middleware webservice. The only case where one may might want to use the webservice is when the HS...

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Re: OCSP_STATUS_UNAUTHORIZED - Adobe LiveCycle 29-09-2010
This can happen if the OCSP server requires the OCSP request to be signed. If this is the case, you can set the request signer's credential in the Signature Service AAC.

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Re: SSL issue - windows CA - importing into JBoss 4.2.1 - Adobe LiveCycle 29-09-2010
File URL and UNC do not work togeather in Java till Java 1.7. Hence I assume that JBoss would not be able to understand the CRL URL.Are you using this for SSL communication? In that case, even if you migrate to Java 7, the clients would require the access to the shared file system to validate the server certificate.I think your best bet is to use a http server to host the CRLs.

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Re: "HSM Support Not Available" Error - Adobe LiveCycle 27-01-2010
Hi Rob,Is this a 64 bit Windows with a 64 bit Sun JRE? In case of this combination, HSM is not supported in LiveCycle ES2 out of the box. This is since the 64 bit Windows Sun JRE does not ship with the PKCS#11 JNI Bridge. The support is done via deploying a separate Web Service in a 32 bit Sun JRE on the same machine and accessing this Web Service inside the Livecycle Digital Signature's service using an SPI. The mechanism to do this is available in the Livecycle Digital Signatures Documentation...

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Re: which LiveCycle services can handle automatically importing credentials? - Adobe LiveCycle 18-09-2009
Consult http://forums.adobe.com/thread/490036.

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Re: Can I automatic upload pkcs#12 file into LC Trust Store Management? - Adobe LiveCycle 18-09-2009
You can use the adobe-truststore-client.jar packaged in the SDK to do this.I am sharing a code snippet to use when this is being done using a custom dsc in the LiveCycle container. CredentialServiceClient cl = new CredentialServiceClient(ServiceClientFactory.createInstance()); cl.importCredential("Cred Alias", new com.adobe.idp.Document(new File("p12 file path"),false), "password", new String[]{"truststore.usage.type.sign"});If you were importing a credential for reader extension the last argume...

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