Correspondence Management: Move active assets betwixt systems
0- Samartha Vashishtha, Content and Community Lead @ Adobe
Correspondence Management 9.5 now lets you conveniently move active assets from one system to another. You can export the selected assets from the source system as a ZIP package and import the ZIP package into the target system.
This functionality is useful in several scenarios; for example, when you’re moving assets from a development environment to a production environment.
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LiveCycle Hidden Gems
0- Girish Bedekar, LiveCycle Solution Evangelist @ Adobe
LiveCycle team did a webinar on 5/15/2012. The webinar showcased 5 HiddenGems which can be used to accelerate your LiveCycle Application Development. The webinar covered the following topics:
- Using Events in LiveCycle
- Creating and using Data Models with WSDL and LCDS
- Prepare Data Process
- Dynamic XDP Stitching
- Using Wizards-Approval,Iteration and Archival Wizards
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Correspondence Management: Adding custom asset action buttons
0The Correspondence Management solution lets you add new actions to the Manage Assets UI for a particular asset type. The following broad steps are involved in this process:
- Modify the asset FML
- Extend the asset handler
- Register the modified asset handler
- Rebuild and redeploy the solution template
Details, including code snippets, are available here.
Exploring the powerfull features of Fire WS in livecycle workbench
0XDP Stitching using DDX
0- Girish Bedekar, LiveCycle Solution Evangelist @ Adobe
A common use case is to let the end user select various fragments to insert in the final PDF. The screen shot below would better explain what I mean by this. AS you can see this screen captures some user information, and allows the user to select fragments that need to be inserted in the final pdf. When the user hits the submit button it will call a LC process which will parse the parameters and build the DDX needed for XDP Stitching. The Process makes use of a custom component called xmlUtilities which allows you to insert elements in an xml document. The input parameters to the process are the name,city,address,state,zip and fragments. The fragments variable will hold a comma separated list of selected fragments.
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LC ES3: ReaderExtensionsService – PKI Intialization failed. Exception: com/rsa/jsafe/provider/JsafeJCE
0- David McMahon, Sr. Technical Account Manager @ Adobe
Issue
If you have installed ADEP/LC ES3 (10.0.x) you may notice the following error in the server log when starting the application server:
2012-04-18 15:32:49,500 ERROR [com.adobe.livecycle.readerextensions.ReaderExtensionsService] (main) PKI Intialization failed. Exception: com/rsa/jsafe/provider/JsafeJCE 2012-04-18 15:32:49,515 ERROR [org.jboss.ejb.plugins.LogInterceptor] (main) RuntimeException in method: public abstract java.lang.Object com.adobe.idp.dsc.transaction.impl.ejb.adapter.EjbTransactionBMTAdapterLocal.doRequiresNew( com.adobe.idp.dsc.transaction.TransactionDefinition,com.adobe.idp.dsc.transaction.TransactionCallback) throws com.adobe.idp.dsc.DSCException:ALC-DSC-099-000: com.adobe.idp.dsc.DSCRuntimeException: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: Class name com.rsa.jsafe.provider.JsafeJCE from package com.rsa.jsafe.provider not found.
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reference: (183158539)LiveCycle XMLForms Native Process and WebSphere Global Security
0- Santosh Tatke, Sr. Support Architect @ Adobe
Debugging form rendering issues related to XMLforms native process could be challenging. In one of the earlier blogs I’ve put together a few points those could help narrow down problem areas. Blog post is available here.
We recently encountered a situation with another customer which was another manifestation of form rendering related problem and root cause was very different.
They were using LiveCycle ES2 SP2 + AIX 6.1 + WAS 7.0.0.17 + Oracle 11g.
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