Sunil, I guess I can see your question as an exercise in testing the completeness of the patExecContext implementation.  However, some of the functions in the XPath Builder are just attempts to expose a Java construct to a user who doesn't know Java.  For example, adding an item to a map object in X...

Forgive me if I seem obtuse, but why would you want to use XPath functions (that's what serialize, concat, and count are) when there are perfectly good Java alternatives that will be so much easier to use.  Java is, after all, the language used in executeScript.  Serialize is just toString(), concat...

The documentation for this method is abysmal.  I added comment on one of the versions but it was deleted.  The string argument is the actual XML, not a file name, and the "Reference_Node" is any XML node (data or form, though I only use the data DOM and can't vouch for form DOM).

It seems that the master page's objects are not instantiated until after the page is initialized.  I tried referencing the #pageSet[0] in an initialize method and got null but in the form::docReady method it worked.  Is there a reason for this?

Your wroteAll samples are available at http://www.adobe.com/devnet/livecycle/samples.htmlThey seem to be there now but the last time I checked (in February probably) that was not the case.  The individual sample programs had HTML links but there was no 'Download' link by the package itself.  Is that...

Thanks, Gilbert. I knew there had to be a page that had them but I couldn't find a link on Adobe's downloads page and Adobe.com's search engine didn't reveal it either.Don AndrewsInformation TechnologyPhone: 402-471-2137

For example, http://help.adobe.com/en_US/livecycle/9.0/samples/ServiceUsageSampleFormsInvokeWebServiceFromPDFForm.html references the archive file Adobe-Samples-Service-Forms.lca but that file is not on my system or on the server.  Where can I get it?  Thanks.