Hi,It is not possible to disable individual radio button items. As a workaround, you can create multiple sets of radio buttons, keep these button hidden by default, and show these buttons based on the option selected in a previous step.Regards,Khushwant Singh

Hi,Such error occurs mainly due to non-successful repository migration or due to improper configuration of the repository. You can perform the steps listed at [1] to resolve the issue.[1] http://help.adobe.com/en_US/AEMForms/6.1/UpgradeTurnkey/WSb777ec8d2edd4f2b-5e2e057e14eb919fe15-8000.htmlRegards,...

Hi Mike,Adobe Designer available for AEM 6.2 Forms [1] is supported on Windows 10. Regards,Khushwant Singh[1] AEM 6.2 Forms Help | Supported Platforms for AEM Forms on JEE

Hi Mike,Adobe LiveCycle designer 11 is supported only on Windows Vista, 7, 8 and Windows Server 2008. For more details, see Adobe LiveCycle ES4 supported platforms guide Regards,Khushwant Singh

HiAcrobat DC is not available for Linux. On Linux, AEM Forms PDFG Generator uses native libraries and OpenOffice to convert supported formats to PDF documents. To configure AEM Forms PDFG on Linux, follow all the steps mentioned in the document except installing Acrobat DC. The step to install Acrob...

Yes, you can use the processes created for LiveCycle on AEM Forms on JEE.If you are already using AEM Forms on OSGi, then you also use AEM-LiveCycle Connector. The connector is to establish a connection between AEM Form on OSGi and AEM Forms on JEE / LiveCycle server. You will be able to run LiveCyc...

Hi Aashay,AEM Forms has all the features available in LiveCycle and much more. However, the process management and rights management features are limited to AEM Forms on JEE. For information about choosing a suitable flavour, kindly get in touch with your Adobe account representative or use the foll...

You are correct. Process management requires AEM Forms on JEE server.Regarding Forms Designer, it works independently of AEM Forms on JEE /OSGi. Forms Designer is required to create XSD files. AEM Forms (both flavors) use XSD files to generate PDF and HTML5 Forms.For Forms management, AEM Forms (bot...

Hi Akshay, Yes, you can upload the processes created using LiveCycle Workbench ES4 and earlier version to AEM Forms on JEE only. To move the processes:Prepare Workbench processes (.lca) for export.Import applications and archives to the target server.Regards,Khushwant Singh

From the installation screen that you have shared, it looks like you are running AEM Forms on JEE.AEM Forms on JEE requires an application server. If you perform turnkey installation, it uses pre-configured JBoss application server. If you perform a custom install, you can use any application server...