Sorry, lost this post. You cannot create a form in Illustrator and then
create the PDF from it. You need to create the form in Designer ES or
Acrobat Professional. Acrobat allows you create interactive forms.Try
walking through the tutorial
http://www.adobe.com/go/learn_lc_firstApplication_82. You might also
want to browse some of the Overview documentation to give you better
idea of LiveCycle ES at http://www.adobe.com/go/learn_lc_overview_82.
All the LiveCycle ES documentation is located at
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When you say you created a Flex form, is it an application you created
using Flex Builder (or the Flex SDK)? Also, are you trying to render the
form in Workspace ES? If so, you might want to have a read at this -
assuming that is not the Adobe Help file you mentioned.
http://www.adobe.com/go/learn_lc_createflexapps_82.You need to use the
FormConnector component and register a few events.Hope that helps!
When your user submits the form, is the user submitting the attachments
from starting the process or is the user participating in the process
(an Assign Task operation in the process)?
Also good information at this guide:
http://www.adobe.com/go/learn_lc_administration_82Take a look in the TOC
about maintaining and backup up LiveCycle. I forgot to mention that it
also depends on the service that you are running...Cheers!
You can do hotbackups if you put the server in backup mode. Here's a
blog entry that we saw that you might find useful for further
information about backup mode. http://blogs.adobe.com/livecycledocs/You
don't need run the backup mode programmatically as you can do it from
the Administration Console as well.Hope that helps!
You can go into the LiveCycle Administration Console and select Services
> LiveCycle Process Management ES. There are tools to terminate your
processes. For example, you can select Process Search and then select
the name of your process and terminate the assocated instance of the
process. There are other tools but you can read about at
http://www.adobe.com/go/learn_lc_adminProcessMgmt_82.Hope that helps!
Hi Kendy,In LiveCycle ES Update 1, the structure for the source code
changed to make compiling easier and hence, the instructions changed.
There is an updated customization guide that should help you.
Customizing the LiveCycle Workspace User Interface (8.2) -
http://www.adobe.com/go/learn_lc_customizeWorkspace_82.Hope that helps!
Do you need to extend the form using reader extension client? Another
option would be to reader extend the form in the Render service you
configured for your form variable...For your interactive form, to
confirm, you created it using Adobe Acrobat Professional 7.0? If so, did
you enable it for Workspace? See
http://www.adobe.com/go/learn_lc_workbench_82?context=Workbench_ES&topic=learn_lc_qsAcrobatFormIf
it is a form you created in Designer ES, let me know and I'll direct you
to the docs that ex...
If you need to use the dynamic PDF, I think that the form gets
re-rendered each time on the client, which would in turn break the
digital signature. Let me try a few things in my server.
The source is not available with LiveCycle ES Update 1 SP 1. There is
also blog entry from the LiveCycle Docs team to customize the
QueueSharing.swf form titled "Localizing the Share Queue Request form
(queuesharing.swf file)" athttp://blogs.adobe.com/livecycledocs/
Hi Kim,You will need to set up Flex SDK, ant, import the New Workspace
ES project, and then modify your build.xml file. You will need the
LiveCycle_ES_SDK folder from LiveCycle server (also accessible from
Workbench ES after you connect to the LiveCycle server. When you import
the new Workspace project (Flex project), it should be pointing to the
Flex SDK in the default location. You may need to modify the build.xml
file for your environment. When you access your Workspace, are you using
the new...
The data file "should" be included as part of the sdks that are
provided. This is the data.properties file that should be included in
the resource bundle for the flex data services (fds_rb.swc) for the
specific locale you are compiling. For example, if you are compiling
against es_ES, open the fds_rb_rb.swc file from C:\Program
Files\Adobe\Flex Builder 3\sdks\3.0.1.lc\frameworks\locale\es_ES using
an archive browser such as WinZip or WinRAR. You should see a
data.properties file in the fds_rb.sw...
Hi,It appears to me that are you using Flex Builder 3? If so,it looks
like your path to the Flex SDK 2 is incorrect...Try this:compc
-locale=it -output=export/es/workspace_rb.swc -source-path./it
"C:/program files/adobe/flex builder
3/sdks/2.0.1/frameworks/locale/es_ES" -include-resource-bundles
alc_wks_client_msg alc_wks_client_tracealc_wks_client_ui SharedResources
collections controls core data effectsformatters logging messaging rpc
skins states styles utils validators --For more details, ta...
In your example, It looks like you have a space in your process name.
You might want to try %20 but I can't be certain that works. I assume
that your servername includes the port number as well. Can you confirm?
When you try your customization out, did you compile it and create a new
EAR file ? In 8.2, the development environment setup is different from
before.
Once way to do it is if the process you are invoking uses the Render PDF
Form, or a custom Render process that includes the renderPDFForm
operation (from the Forms service), you can change a setting using the
Acrobat Version property to Acrobat and Adobe Reader 8 or later.You can
get more details about the renderPDFForm operation and the Acrobat
Version property at
http://livedocs.adobe.com/livecycle/8.2/wb_help/000614.html.Hope that
helps!
For a Websphere installation, I believe you install using the Websphere,
not copying to a folder like the JBoss application server. You may need
to consult your version of the Websphere Application server
Documentation.The LiveCycle ES docs provides some information but it may
not be exact as it is a custom EAR you deploying. Refer to
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/livecycle/es/install_websphere.pdf and the
section entitled "Deploying to WebSphere".Hope that helps!
You could use Flex builder and use the lc:Desktop component (which is
the entire Workspace ES application exposed as a reusable component).For
some hints, you can refer to
www.adobe.com/go/learn_lc_customizeWorkspace (8.0.1.x version). The new
8.2.x version should be out before the end of summer.Hope that helps!
You might want to try the instructions that were sent earlier to
localize most of the Workspace client. I believe there are more
instructions for customizing the queueSharing.lca that works with the
Workspace client and also some strings you may need to customize. The
differences are the following:- In your Flex SDK, create a copy of the
en_US folder and then translate the strings in each .properties file in
addition to the .properties files found in Workspace. - you may need to
find a localized...
The rest of steps....14. Navigate to the META-INF folder and
open the application.xml file in a text editor. Edit the
application.xml file to give a context root for accessing your version
of Workspace ES, a new web URI that specifies the name of the new
WAR file, and a new display name: Localized
Workspace
my-localizedworkspace-client.war
localizedworkspace15. Create a
folder named to store extracted contents from the WAR file, such as
C:\WarBuild, and copy the adobe-workspace-client.war fil...
Hi Kendy, I had some access issues so I simply re-registered under
flexairlr1.Here are the steps i used. You need to ensure you are using
Flex 2.0.1 hotfix 2 (hotfix 3 works as well). There are 22 steps. 1 - 13
are in this posting.To customize the Workspace client piece:
Instructions to customize the server pieces and related LCA
(queuesharing) coming...1. Setup your environment in the following
order: * Ensure that you are running Flex SDK 2.0.1. Hotfix 2. You can
download this from the Adobe w...
