The @ symbol is used to get the value of a node when it's a simple data type(string, int, long,etc).At one point all variables get converted internally into an xml structure. That's why we can use xPath to get the value.If you have a simple type, which can return only one value (string, int, long, e...

We currently don't have a service that makes http calls from LiveCycle.You can build a custom component to do that if you want. This is something I've done in the past.Jasmin

You can use the Find User service.This service will return a user object that will match your find criteria. The user object contains a bunch of property about that user and email is one of them.Jasmin

Yes and No.Using the email service from Foundation will work. You'll get an email with the customized message but you'll still receive the built-in message from the TaskManager service when you complete the task.Jasmin

I don't believe you can customize that message.Jasmin

Can you post the application server log. We might get more infomation in there.Jasmin

I think your only option is to customize the Worksapce interface.Sorry.Jasmin

I've never tried it but let's try something.Use the following method's signature: private function form_onSubmitDataListener (event:SwfDataEvent):voidThen you should be able to use event.task.selectedRouteJasmin

I just did a test on my server and the data type got updated to LongBlob, but there still might be a bug depending of the app server/database.For the execute script, I tried the following which worked for me:import org.w3c.dom.*;org.w3c.dom.Document xmlDoc = patExecContext.getProcessDataValue("/proc...

The reason you're not getting the error with a short lived process is because it doesn't save data to the database.I'm surprised it crashes the workflow if you set the variable to unlimited.Can you create another variable and set it to unlimited. I'm just wondering if it'll create the same data type...