ReadResourceContent is used to read documents from the LiveCycle repository (the LiveCycle database).  ReadDocument is for reading binary files from the server's file system (hard drive).If you create a file with Write document\ Create Directory it goes on the servers file system - its hard drive - ...

Here is a working 8.2 sample

Sorry.  My process was for an ES2 server.  Let me see if I can dig up an8.2 example

You should be able to use an AssemblerResult object.  Inside that result object is a documents object which is a Map of Documents.  The resulting keys will be based on the prefix attribute.  That is in your case it will be something like stmt.000001.{first bookmark name}You may try record/playback a...

If PDFG is installed then Assembler will call it and automatically change the TIFFs to PDF.  Then it will do the conversion

The Workbench invoke tool gives you a pretty basic way of testing your applications.  Unfortunately there are some limitations - such as inputting from a List object. You'll need to call the application from another endpoint - one that supports Lists.One quick thing you can try is adding a watch fol...

Yes, Assembler can flatten static forms.  Assembler will call the proper backend library (Gibson) to generate a flattened version of the form.If the form is dynamic Assembler will attempt to call LiveCycle Output to render a flat version of the form.  In this case, if Output is not installed you wil...

I've always done it in a two step process (done all in one setValue operation):1 - assign the resulting documents to a Map[document] object using the xpath:/process_data/myMap =   /process_data/assemblerResult/object/documents2 - get the correct response from the map.  The map's key name will be the...

1 - LiveCycle Production Print Supported formatsInputDataXML and field, record, or page-based ASCII dataPreformatted documentsAFP and PDFOutputDocumentsAFP, IJPDS, PostScript®, and PCLLabelsZebra, TEC, Printronix, and IntermecElectronicPDF, PDF/A, CSV, HTML, XML, TIFF, JPEG, BMP, GIF, and PNGhttp://...

Not sure about a management console, but there are two modules for printing forms.  Output and Production Print.  Which one you use depends on the print run size and some other factors too numerious to discuss here.  The marketing info on the Adobe.com website does a pretty good job of differentiati...