When you use generatePDFOutput, you provide and XDP + XML and it creates a PDF.Make sure you set your variables properly.Jasmin

Try to save it to the file system and look at the content of the file to see what it really contains. Just use notapad to see if the pdf is actually a PDF or something else.Jasmin

Ok. On the Start Point, you can use and XDP.If you need digital signatures, you need to make sure the submit button submit the entire PDF.In the Output section from the Start Point you want to use a document variable so that it contains the entire PDF.Then you need to use another service (like Form ...

If you just want to flatten an existing PDF, use the tranformPDF operation from the Output service.If you want to create a flat pdf from an XDP, then use the generatePDFOuput.I beleive  you need to use transformPDF in your case.Jasmin

You can still put a xml variable in there (Start Point Output -> variable). The reason it says document is because this is more generic. A document can handle pdf or xml, but if you know it's going to be xml, you can specify a xml variable and it'll work.Jasmin

You're right, now we just have an xml variable.Just make sure to set an xml variable in the Output->Output Data section of the user step.Jasmin

Can you post the configuration settings for the GeneratePDFOutputoperation?Jasmin

You can use the Form Data Integration->ExportData to export the XML from the document varibale (which contains the PDF) into an xml variable.Then you can use xPath to extract the infomation from that xml variable.Jasmin

Just submit the PDF back, then use Common->ExportXML to get the XML. You'll gave both.Jasmin

If you use a submit button, you'll submit back to a server.Do they want to save on their local machine? If that's the case, then just do a regular save for the PDF and a Form/Manage Form Data/Export Data to get the XML.If it's on the server you can either submit the PDF and extract the data, or just...