I believe it is based on this in that same linked document: Virtualized environmentYou can run AEM Forms on JEE on a physical machine or a virtual environment. However, if you encounter any issue with AEM Forms on a virtual environment, try replicating the issue on a physical machine. If the issue persists on the physical machine, contact Adobe Support for a resolution. For issues that do not replicate on the physical machine, contact your virtual environment vendor.Development environmentsPlatf...

Hello Mayank,Thank You for your reply - I may need to try and locate a Win 10 machine to install on and see if that is the fix.I was hoping it might work on Win 11, as this machine is exceptionally fast. Thank You - Mark

Hello Kosta,Thanks for your quick reply.I am pretty sure that the orchestrations are set up right.I initially discovered this issue moving running applications to my local instance from a server on the network where they run without this issue.I have also tried creating brand new applications from scratch on local and using all the default variable names (xmlPrepareData), etc. Migrating the new app created on the local instance to the network server - it works as expected there. I am running the...

I would suggest you get access to the server, and try to open a Word document using it's installed version of MS/Word.I suspect it may have an expired license or some other issue that it is trying to present via the UI - that PDFG has no ability to report.Just a guess.Good LuckMark

You might want to take a look at subform/field bindings, and initialize events.If you have a binding to a repeating element, check your scripting and initializations.It may be that you are appending to a structure each time you initialize the form - even if it already exists.I have reviewed forms that had subforms set to repeat based on binding to elements, and a script that was adding an instance each time the form initialized.Not saying that's happening here - just throwing it out there.Sounds...

Creating Custom Component information can be found here:Adobe LiveCycle * Creating Your First Component As far as SFTP goes, I would suggest creating a project in Eclipse, and get the Java SFTP code working outside of LiveCycle.Once you are confident that your code is running right, then make the conversion into a Component - that will isolate Component issues from SFTP issues.In the past I have found Java SFTP routines to use as 'seed' code on the internet. Used Eclipse to make them into what I...

I believe the information you are looking for can be found in the Acrobat JavaScript Scripting Reference.http://www.adobe.com/content/dam/Adobe/en/devnet/acrobat/pdfs/Acro6JS.pdf Specifically, the 'printParams' object - 'pageHandling' object.Good LuckMark

I believe what you want to do is use the PreSign Event of the signature field to evaluate the data condition(s), and set a True/False return value.Look at the event documentation in Designer Scripting Reference - If you set it one way, the signature will happen - the other way and it will be prevented.Mark

Hello,In looking at your PDF, I get the same result of data not persisting when Reader Extended.I can tell that the extension was applied, because I do not get the prompt telling me I cannot save data in the 'Extended' version.I think the issue may be in how the form is structured. XDP forms separate the form and the data. Typically they have a data schema that fields are bound to. If a schema is not used, the the binding option of "use name ()" is selected to give the form instructions on how/w...