That's a good idea.  The web service could even return a unique identifier and call app.launchURL with a URL that includes the identifier.  That can pop a separate browser window with the content that I want to serve up.  Hmmm.  Can Reader call web services using usage rights enabled by Acrobat?  My...

Hi Paul,Thanks for the idea, but I'm not sure how that would work.  I am, in fact, returning a PDF, but it's a static document.  How would the user flip back to the completed PDF data-entry form?  The browser back button won't do it.Having slept on it, I have thought of two approaches:1) Submit XDP ...

Is it possible to set up a submit button so that it pops up the response in a separate browser window?  With an HTML form, I can do it using target="_blank", but not aware of any such option on a LiveCycle submit button.  If it can't be done, maybe there's another way to do what I need.  Users compl...

I have the answer.  You mustn't rely on InputStream.available() nor should you rely on InputStream.read(byte[] b) getting all the data all the time.  It only gets the data that are "available" at that time.  More data may become available after the read.  It's asynchronous on some level.  Better is ...

I am having this exact problem, but only when I call my orchestration remotely by SOAP.  When I make the call on the same server where LiveCycle resides it's fine.  Anyone??  I'm using LC 8.2.

I'm getting this problem too.  I checked adobe-ds and it has the entries that you mentioned.  Can you explain what's going on and how to fix it?2009-12-09 03:01:00,004 INFO  [org.quartz.core.JobRunShell] Job QUARTZ_JOBGROUP_IDP.DIRSYNC_JOB threw a JobExecutionException: org.quartz.JobExecutionExcept...

Done

Thanks for your response Steve.  I've marked it as correct, since I think you're right in confirming that I have not lost my mind.  It was informative to learn that the behaviour of the script object is not necessarily exactly as you would expect in a bona fide Java program, particularly where varia...

I'm having a problem with a script component, and I think it might be a bug.  I reproduced the problem with this simplified version:if (true) {    int nTest = 1;    {        nTest = 5;        patExecContext.setProcessDataIntValue("/process_data/@nTest", nTest);    }}I think my process variable nTest...

Many thanks to both of you for your quick replies.