Hi Vikram,I think you are looking at creating either a custom DSC or
writting the logic in script component.The LiveCycle api references
given in this thread will help you to write this logic.When the task is
assigned to a user you should only complete it with the custom dsc or
script. LiveCycle SDK help has examples that will give you a good start
point.When you'll complete the task the process will move to next step
in process. You will not need to worry about which user has that taks as
the A...
Hi Vik,I think when the scanned document is dropped in the watched
folder you will need the metadata put there as well. May be you can ask
the file name to have blahblahblah_taskid.pdf as the naming convention
or the xxxx.pdf and xxxx.txt files are dropped there and the .txt file
has the task id and your watch folder is looking for .txt files as the
trigger.The other way I've solved similar problem is through email
endpoint. Just before the task creation you can send an email with
process id and...
Hi Pushkar,I've detailed understanding of how LC works so I wasn't
trying to find out the complete architecture of it from the database
point of view.The intension is to get the relationship information in
the ER diagram so I can send it to other guys to get some reports
generated on LC data. I get your point that Adobe can change the
database schema anytime with patches or new version of LC but without
this complete ER diagram the team working on LC solution isn't scaling
properly.I've tried vi...
Hi All,Has anyone created/found ER diagram for the LiveCycle tables?I
couldn't find any so started reverse engineering via Visio but it didn't
do a good job as the foregn key constraints aren't enforced onto the
tables.Any thoughts/pointers?Thanks,Parth
Hi Matt,If you move your code to Exit event of the dropdown then you'll
get the desired behavior. You currently have the code on Click
event.Parth Pandyahttp://blog.pandyaparth.com
Hi Gary,There is a product from Avoka which does exactly what you are
looking for. I would suggest you have a look at this
http://www.avoka.com/avoka/enquirytool.shtmlregards,Parth
Pandyahttp://blog.pandyaparth.com
Hi Eric,The easiest is to use SetValue operation to assign your document
variable content to the variable that holds the xdp. Once you have that
then the usual pre-pop will work and once that's all done then use
SetValue again to put that content into the document
variable.cheers,Parth Pandyablog.pandyaparth.com
Hi Yan,Are you using the same 'form' variable in user step that you used
in first step? I would suggest that you put the Variable Logger as the
first step in your render process to check if it gets called several
times or not.Parth
Hi Ray,In your form if you have bound the webservice in Data View tab
then you shuould be able to pass that token as part of the web service
request data. By doing this you are putting the token as the form data
so you might have to populate the value in a hidden text fields in the
form and thus the value gets stored there but is not visible.To answer
the base64 decoding issue, you may be able to decode the data via java
api. Have a look at package com.adobe.idp.common.util.Base64 class in
LiveC...
Hi Mike,Good news!!! I figured out what's happening.The codes that I
posted were related to the Process. They are process status codes.What
you are looking for is related to the Job. So here are the job status
codes.JOB_STATUS_UNKNOWN = 0 (default)JOB_STATUS_QUEUED =
1JOB_STATUS_RUNNING=2JOB_STATUS_COMPLETED=3JOB_STATUS_FAILED=4JOB_STATUS_TERMINATED=5JOB_STATUS_SUSPENDED=6JOB_STATUS_COMPLETE_REQUESTED=7JOB_STATUS_TERMINATE_REQUESTED=8JOB_STATUS_SUSPEND_REQUESTED=9JOB_STATUS_RESUME_REQUESTED=10ch...
Hi Mike,These are the values that you need to know about the process
statuses.PROCESS_INSTANCE_INITIATED = 0; PROCESS_INSTANCE_RUNNING = 1;
PROCESS_INSTANCE_COMPLETE = 2;PROCESS_INSTANCE_COMPLETING = 3;
PROCESS_INSTANCE_SUSPENDED = 6; PROCESS_INSTANCE_SUSPENDING = 7;
PROCESS_INSTANCE_UNSUSPENDING = 8; PROCESS_INSTANCE_TERMINATED = 4;
PROCESS_INSTANCE_TERMINATING = 5;hope it helps.Parth
Pandyahttp://blog.pandyaparth.com
Hi,I thought of using file read->append text->file over-write
functionality in a short lived process. This will work fine for creating
a custom log file provided that you consider following:- This needs to
be a short lived process or the database will grow a lot.- You should
clear the log file after it reaches certain size or it will be too slow
down the track.I've a sample lca which I created to achieve this and i'm
happy to share.To do this logging properly I would suggest that you
create a ta...
Hi VKG,if your data is coming from a database query or some other
backend then you might have to do little bit more.I've written a blog
entry to explain how its done. Here it is
http://blog.pandyaparth.com/?p=65 or
http://livecyclekarma.wordpress.com/2009/05/20/richtext-tricks-for-textfield-in-designer/hope
this helps.regards,Parth Pandya
Hi,How ever you can assign the schema to your xfaForm variable via
workbench itself. So rather than loading the schema from the form it
will be an upload via file system browsing.Based on the embedded schema
the LC server was generating blank xml in form and render process on LC
server was also passed a blank xml. Things have changed slightly in
recent version(at least that's my observation).regards,Parth
Hi Ray,If you are rendering the form via livecycle server then this
shouldn't be that bad. When an xdp file is rendered (template and data
xml being merged) it still holds your schema binding. In your workflow
if you have a process variable that holds the form then drilling down
into the xml field via xpath expression and updating it with setValue
component should change the state in data xml.And the next time the
rendering happens it should show you the form in that
state.regards,Parth Pandyaht...
Hi,you can get the form data via calling xfa.data.saveXML(). This will
return you the xml data for the form. I think after that you should
encrypt it via some custom algorithm before sending the encrypted text
as part of email.hope it helps!regards,Parth Pandyablog:
http://blog.pandyaparth.com
Hi,I think you have put correct options. Here are my preferences in
easier to harder order.4. Dont use attributes, only use elements2.
Create the ID attribue ahead of time, and just leave it blank ( This has
to be done outside of orchestration or you'll be back to square one)
(But you can always use option 3 for this to make it simpler)3. Do the
manipulation and coerce to xml1. Use a dsc to do xml manipulation. I
know XSLT can do this but I find XQuery component much easier to do xml
manipulatio...
Hi,I think you are right. The setValue will create the element if it
does not exist. BUT that's not the case with the attribute. I also
couldn't get the setvalue operation to create the attribute.In your last
post what are you trying to do? Do you want to assign attribute value to
Date element? Creating ID element as child element of Date still has the
same issue when you want to create element attribute on at runtime.
Hi Guys,I wrote a blog entry on how to do this. It's basically around
how to set rich text content into a field. This is little tricky and all
of the info that you need can be found
athttp://blog.pandyaparth.com/?p=65There is a sample there as well to
help you guys.regards,Parth Pandyahttp://blog.pandyaparth.com
I think you need to explain what are you wanting to do with XML. There
can be several options based on what you are wanting to do.Please post
more details.regards,Parth
Hi Jasmin,Thanks. I made them of type "input' and i'm getting the values
now. It seems little strange that the Exception event is a start point
but the variables need to be of type 'input' while the event mapping is
having the assignments. anyways....What I got out of the exception is
this:
com.adobe.workflow.WorkflowRuntimeException
SYSTEM_EXCEPTION Invalid
location: adsf cannot be stored for action instance: 8804
Exception 14401
Exception And I
couldn't find any relation between event_id and ...
Hi Jasmin,I'm trying to catch all exceptions. I've put the generic
exception event as the startpoint and expect the orchestration to get
kicked off when the exception occures in any process.This are the
observations so far:- The exception startpoint is working fine only for
the Short Lived processes. So if a short lived service throws the
exception then the start point in my orchestration works fine and the
remaining orchestration is executed.- But I'm not able to capture the
exception details i...
Hi Craig,Every service that LiveCycle exposes can be invoked as
webservice. If you just think of the development then you can use
LiveCycle process design tools and you wouldn't have to code in Java to
create new services. But you don't have options in managing LiveCycle
server. It will require J2EE infrastructure but you have options between
jboss, weblogic, websphere...Have a read at below URLs about invoking LC
services vai .net. Also "Tour De LC"
(http://www.adobe.com/devnet/livecycle/tourde...
Hi Michael,For the first user step you should select 'Copy from previous
task' option for the attachments rather than the list. This will give
you the attachments that somone attached while starting this process via
task manager endpoint.If you want to use List variable from the first
Use step onwards then you should configure that List to store
attachments coming out of that User step and then after your subsequent
user steps can have list variable configure for the
attachments.regards,Parth
K let me guess!! 80% of the time this turns out to be due to file being
saved as Static PDF. Try saving that file with another name as Dynamic
PDF and see if that makes it to work.BTW - Did you try my sample pdf
file? Does it work for you?
