Have you confirmed that the Firewall and/or Anti-Virus aren't blocking
the connection attempt from Configuration Manager (a Java process) to
the LiveCycle server? If you're not running Configuration Manager on the
server, check both the client and server machines.
I'm working with a customer running LC ES2 SP2 onWAS 7.xSolaris
T-SeriesOracle 10 DBAnd we're still seeing this error. It isn't causing
problems, just showing up in the logs. It should be fixed in ES3.
Verify that the parent of the subform also has a flow layout. If you
have the below structure, both page1 and subform need to have a flow
layout.page1 (must be flow) subform (must be flow) textfield (must be
allow multiple lines and expand to fit for height)If you've done all of
that, then it should work.
Hi Ali,It seems that JBoss eitehr can't find the truststore (triple
check the path such as forward slashes on Unix) or does not believe your
X.509 cert is really an X.509 cert. Did you check the cert with a
different tool? For example if you are on Windows, you can right-click
the .cer file and check the properties and it will tell you if it's an
X.509 cert.I hope this helps.John
This is pretty complicated. You'll have to use scripting for this and
I'll tell you how I'd approach this with JavaScript.First of all you
need to decide at what point you want to populate this field with the
drop down selections. I think you have two options.Option 1 -
Automatically calculate this field each time a user makes a drop-down
selection. It's possible that a user will enter data and then change a
drop down value so you'll have to account for this.Option 2 - Create an
update button th...
Did you make sure that you have a dynamic form and not static?Select the
comments fields andmake sure that allow multiple lines is set in the
object tab. Then go to the layout tab. Make sure that the height is set
to expand to fit (this is a checkbox).You also have to make sure that
the subform / page that this control is on has a flow layout, so that it
expands to accomodate your dynamic comments.Sorry for the duplicate
message. - After a refresh I didn't see Srini's comments which are the
same...
Hi Raju,It depends on the type of PDF. If it's an XFA PDF, i.e. you can
open the PDF in LiveCycle Designer, then you could simply save it as an
interactive PDF. Since this is the PDF Generator forum maybe you
converted a document from a different format (e.g. MS Word) into a PDF?
If that is the case then this is more complicated. You'd have to try to
import the PDF into LC Designer and then add the fillable fields you
need.Hope this helps.
The easiest thing for you would probably be to have them enter the date
in a date picker and then the time separately. You have two opotions for
the time:1) Create a text field with a custom pattern that validates the
way they enter data. You could create a default time in the format you
want them to use.2) Create drop down lists for the hours and minutes.
The user selects those and then you can use JavaScript to store the
values in whatever format you want.Hope this helps!
Hi Carlos,As far as I know there is no out of the box feature for this.
I could envision you writing a java application that does the
following:Use LC User Management APIs to query LDAP for information
like: name, organization, department, password (? - not sure you can do
this with our LDAP APIs)Call the Java utility mentioned in the JBoss
installation docs (not sure it's part of the installers for other app
servers) for creating self-signed certificates, using the information
queried in step 1...
You can get it to work by copying a folder that contains both of those
files into the watched folder input folder. It's a little confusing but
it works.
Did you look at the sizing PDFs on InField? They provide a lot of that
info.Another tip, PDFG in ES2 is supposed to support multi-threaded
processing. Unfortunately this features does not work. There is a hotfix
which is part of SP1. It works, but the overhead of managing the
different processes actually DECREASES performance when it's
multi-threaded. Hopefully engineering can fix this soon. The end result
is that PDFG is still really just a single-threaded app.
Hi,Sorry, it took me awhile to respond. It looks like the config for
'my-old-amf' is the problem. It says that the end point uri should be
http and not https. I know the sample from the link in my first post
shows https but I believe this was a typo. Please try http for the uri
end point and tell me if it worked.If you are still having a problem,
could you attach your channel definitions? Also, make sure your default
channel is set properly.Good luck!John
Check out this link which explains how to do
thishttp://blogs.adobe.com/lin/archives/flex/security/index.htmlTo
define new channels for your Flex app you have to recompile it, the
configuration change is not enough. From reading this blog post it seems
that changing the destination for the channel can be done just by
configuring it.Hope this helps.Here is the relevant info from the blog
link above, to protect against the entry getting moved:How to access
flex app over https but connect to backen...
