Use Common.Convert PDF.toImage

In this case LiveCycle is trying to execute the native program (such as Microsoft Office) by using the account under which the JBoss server is running.  Most likely the domain account is not permitted to either run the native program, or the services that LiveCycle uses to call the native program.Tr...

Its rather difficult to explain over the forum, but basically the invokeDDX action takes a map of documents and the DDX file.  The key of the map matches with the source values in the DDX. For example, if I have an entry in my DDX like:  <PDF source=”doc1.source” />  then I need an entry in my Map w...

Assember comes with several products (including Generator).  Its under Common (invokeDDX). Assembler depends on a DDX file that describes what you want to do to the file.  For example if I wanted to add a red, 72 point watermark that said Hello World then your DDX would look something like:<DDX xmln...

Hi Saji;Yes, this is possible with LiveCycle, but it takes a couple of different components: - Adding a watermark can be done with Assembler - Adding basic security (password) can be done with the Encryption component (under Common) - Adding comment enablement is done with Reader Extensions, by appl...

I could post a secure PDF, but then you wouldn't be able to open it :-)I believe that there is a sample of allowing a single print that comes with the product, that's really not the point however.In the case of a printed document, if I can print the document once,  then I can just take that print ou...

In Workbench right click on your application version and choose "Create LiveCycle Archive..."

If you want to copy assets from one server to another, the best way is to create an LCA on the original server and import it on the second server.If you want to copy assets from one application to another on the same server then right click on the asset and select copy.  Right click on the target ap...

Unfortunately refactoring is not supported in the current release

To over simplify:  The Repository is the LiveCycle database.  The file system is the server's hard drive.