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Re: Output Services trial - Adobe LiveCycle

Hi Steve,Downloaded the virtual appliance, worked like a charm - thanks.Another question, is it possible to use an lca archive exported fra LiveCycle 8.x in 9.x? When I import the .lca, I don't see it in the workbench. But it's the in the adminui under the 8.x section. I only see the 9.x "applications" in the Workbench.Kind regardsLars

Output Services trial - Adobe LiveCycle

Hi,We are already using LiveCycle ES 8.2 Forms ES - however we would like to try out Output Services. Is there any way to temporarily enable this in our current installation? I have tried looking for turnkey installations, but I understand that these aren't available anymore.Kind regardsLars

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Output ES Turnkey installation - Adobe LiveCycle

Hi,We are currently using Forms ES to generate pdf's. We would however like to make a proof of concept using Output ES to generate theese. Is it possible to dowload a Weblogic Turnkey trial installation for this purpose and if so can you please provide an URL.Kind regards/Lars

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Warning about version when opening pdf - Adobe LiveCycle

Hi,I get the following warning when openning a pdf generated by LiveCycle Forms ES:My Adobe Reader version is 9.2.Is there a setting in my xdp's which might cause this warning to appear?Kind regards/Lars

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Caching problem - Adobe LiveCycle

The below warning is seen alot in our log files, however the image involved is showing fine in the pdf. Any ideas why this is showing in the log?<2009-06-15 17:13:55 CEST> <2009-06-15 17:13:55 CEST> The Image involved is used in a fragment, can this cause problems?Kind regardsLars

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Javascript errors - Adobe LiveCycle

Hi,We have two machines running LiveCycle ES 8.2.1 and using the same archive.One of the machines is throwing alot of javascript errors in the log like:The other machine is running fine.What could be the reason for this?Can javascript somehow be blocked on the machine throwing the errors?(The Javascript is set to run on both client and server.)Kind regardsLars

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Re: Bug in LiveCycle ES? - Adobe LiveCycle

Well, that does not sound good. We have not upgraded yet, but are considering service pack 3, maybe there is more luck with that one...Sent from my Windows Mobile®-telephone.

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Re: Bug in LiveCycle ES? - Adobe LiveCycle

Have you removed the lines manually or by a tool, I'm not sure the update will actually remove the already existing lines for you, but not sure about that./Lars

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Assembler Service error - Adobe LiveCycle

Hi,I'm using AssemblerService in my proces, but sometimes the following is printed to the log file, anybody know what this means?I have noticed the following llines in particular (taken from the log-entry below):1. com.adobe.livecycle.assembler.client.ProcessingException: ALC-ASM-S00-002: Failed to execute the DDX - error messages provided.2. com.adobe.internal.pdfm.assembly.AssemblyException: PDFM_S02013: The "appendDocument" operation failed on " 3".3. com.adobe.internal.pdfm.DocumentException...

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Re: Bug in LiveCycle ES? - Adobe LiveCycle

Can this bug lead to varying pdf file sizes? As I mentioned in the initial message, I've seen the same pdf file grow from about 500kb to 6MB over time. After server restart the generated pdf was back to 500 kb.

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Re: Bug in LiveCycle ES? - Adobe LiveCycle

Hi Paul,I would very much like that style sheet, can you please send it to: laha@ementor.dk ?One more thing, can theese lines slow down processes like RenderPdfForm and AssembleService as well?Thanks,Lars

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Re: Bug in LiveCycle ES? - Adobe LiveCycle

Just found 1000+ lines of: In an xdp file - this can't be good.

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Re: Bug in LiveCycle ES? - Adobe LiveCycle

Found this in the LiveCycle Product Blog: http://blogs.adobe.com/livecycle/2009/03/post.htmlAlso found this one several places in the xml source in an xdp:can this be a problem?In the blog item it says aped3 not aped0...

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Bug in LiveCycle ES? - Adobe LiveCycle

Hi,We are generating forms using renderPdfForm and assembleService(for flattening and assembling documents). It seems that the pdf's generated increases in size over time. However it seems to help restarting the server. I've had pdf's of size 6mb going as low to 500kb after a Adobe server restart.Have anybody experienced the same issue? Kind regardsLars

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Re: Reducing generated pdf size - Adobe LiveCycle

Unfortunately we don't have a licence for utput services, only Forms. Is there a similar paramter I can set (loading the file in chunks) using Forms Service?

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Re: Reducing generated pdf size - Adobe LiveCycle

Stil having problems with Adobe timing out. Anyone have any idea on how to tweak my renderPdfForm process or something in the admin ui, to avoid this?Kind regardsLars

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Re: Warnings in LCServer.log - Adobe LiveCycle

Yep, that seemed to do it!After setting the PDF version to auto, the warnings disappeared. Hurray. 🙂

Re: Warnings in LCServer.log - Adobe LiveCycle

Grasping for straws here...I only see the warnings in the log, not in the Designer. Could it be something in my process causing the warnings in the log?In my RenderPdfForm I have the followingAcrobat version: AutoPDF Version: 1.5etc.

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Re: Warnings in LCServer.log - Adobe LiveCycle

Still strugling with this.Any idea what below line from the log means?(7) ALC-XTG-104-000: {0} # ::Get() have dmResource

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Re: Warnings in LCServer.log - Adobe LiveCycle

I have been looking thorugh the xml source. I've found the following: Is this a problem when the template is this version?:

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Re: Warnings in LCServer.log - Adobe LiveCycle

Tried clearing the cache - same warnings appear in the log file. I have a feeling that the xml may contain some "garbage" that the Designer can't "see". Is there a way to verify this xml?Another thing, would it be possible not to have warnings logged to the log file - but info only? We already have this in production and this means that logs are flooded with these warnings.Kind regardsLars

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Re: Strange assembling going on - Adobe LiveCycle

The issue has been resolved - was due to a coding error in my application. The keys to the Map sent to assemblerservice was not padded with zero. This led to the assembly being in the wrong order with ten pages or more./Lars

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Re: Warnings in LCServer.log - Adobe LiveCycle

Thats the funny thing.. The target version is already set to 8.1. Look at the following snippet from the xml: The Report palette is already enabled too and it says when Previewing form:Generating PDF Document...PDF generated successfully.0 warnings/errors reported.However I still get the described warnings in the Log file. Is it possible that theres some "garbage" in the xml, which is first "discovered" when rendering the form through renderPdfService or AssembleService?Fragments are included ...

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Re: Warnings in LCServer.log - Adobe LiveCycle

I get the following warnings in the LCServer1 log file: (4) ALC-XTG-102-001: {0} # [5944] Invalid version: The current version of the XFA template model exceeds the capability of Acrobat / Adobe Reader 6.(4) ALC-XTG-102-001: {0} # [5944] ApronInstitutionName 'access' attribute should explicitly be set to 'nonInteractive'. Field will be drawn as a boilerplate....and more like the above.I'm not getting any warnings in the Workbench/Designer and all fields are set to read only.What might be the cau...

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Warnings in LCServer.log - Adobe LiveCycle

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Strange assembling going on - Adobe LiveCycle

Hi,I am using an assembler service to assemble documents. The assembler service is fed with a byte stream from my application containing the bytes for the forms to be assembled. (These bytes used are returned from a render service and added to the list of bytes which are to be sent to the assembler service.) The order of the forms are fine as long as the number of forms being assembled is under five. Over that amaount and the ordering is no longer correct. Has anybody experienced this before??Ki...

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Re: Process not updated when importing .lca - Adobe LiveCycle

Thanks, This seems like a good idea. When I create a new version I deactivate the "old" version? or can I be sure that its always the newest version beeing called?Lars

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PDF generation highly CPU expensive - Adobe LiveCycle

Hi,We are experiencing heavy CPU activity (100%) when Form Server is generating pdfs. The Adobe LiveCycle version is 8.2 and its running on a WebLogic 9.2. The pdf genereration involves a render service and an assembler service, the latter used for flattening. The forms are pre-populated, with sometimes, quite large xml files. The server itself is very powerful (it more than meets standard requirements for Adobe LC) and uses automatic thread optimization so were quite surprised to see the CPU re...

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Process not updated when importing .lca - Adobe LiveCycle

Hi,I've noticed that the only way I can update a process via an .lca import is to first remove the process from within workbench (before I do the import).Is there another way? The process don't seem to be updated when disabling it via the admin console first. Problem is that the customer, for whom we are implementing the solution, are not using workbench but only the admin console. I'm therefore worried that if we make changes to a process that the change is reflected in the customers system as ...

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Re: Reducing generated pdf size - Adobe LiveCycle

Tried with 20 text fields - timeout now occurs 😞I'm quite positive that its due to the size of the generated pdf form. I'm starting to think Adobe LC may not be the answer in situations where large amounts of xml data is used to populate forms, unless something can be done to somehow reduce the size of the pdf being generated.

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