LiveCycle Enterprise Suite
Managing Process Recordings in LiveCycle
0Process Recordings are stored in the /GDS/audit/workflow/ directory.
By default, the maximum number of recordings that can be stored is set to 50.
The value for maximum number of recordings can be configured via Workbench:
---
Read the complete post at Adobe LiveCycle blog.
LiveCycle SharePoint Connector option convert to pdf is not available on .xml or .aspx pages
0Users keep facing the issue that the LiveCycle SharePoint connector options are not available on certain type of files like xml and aspx.
Solution:
To enable convert to pdf option for xml, aspx or any other type of documents (which are supported by LiveCycle PDF Generator component), you can follow the below steps:-
---
Read the complete post at Adobe LiveCycle Blog.
LiveCycle – Application Server Clustering Verification
0When running Adobe LiveCycle in cluster mode, it is important to verify that the cluster is configured and started successfully. LiveCycle deployment has has twoclustering layers
- Application Server Clustering
- LiveCycle Clustering
LiveCycle runs on J2EE stack. J2EE level clustering should be configured as mentioned in LiveCycle cluster documentation. In this article we will go through each application server and based on logs determine if the clustering is successful or not, LiveCycle Clustering is described in the article – LiveCycle Cluster Verification.
---
Read the complete post at Adobe LiveCycle Blog.
Canonical name ‘vs’ User ID
0Issue:
Recently I worked on a customer issue where in they were seeing an error when the user logged into their AIR client on MAC and was unable to access the application.
The error seen was :
LC_AuthenticateUser Error: com.adobe.idp.um.api.UMException| [com.adobe.idp.um.api.impl.AuthenticationManagerImpl] errorCode:16386 errorCodeHEX:0×4002 message:user_identifier:Z027223 domain:DefaultDomcom.adobe.idp.common.errors.exception.IDPException| [com.adobe.idp.um.businesslogic.directoryservices.DirectoryServicesManagerBean] errorCode:13316 errorCodeHEX:0×3404 message:user_identifier: Z027223 domain:DefaultDom;
---
Read the complete post at Adobe LiveCycle Blog.
Managing User Access
0You must have the Application Administrator role assigned to your LiveCycle ES2 user account in order to develop applications. In this role, you can assign limited access to the application development environment for users who have other roles assigned. You can permit other users to have the following type of access:
- Read: The user can view the application.
- Delegate: Although the user is not the Application Administrator, that user can extend read/write permissions to another user.
- Write: The user can modify the application and save the changes.
Essentially one can classify user permissions under the following two categories:
- Role Based Permissions
- Resource Level Permissions
Role Based Permissions typically would cover the roles that the user has been assigned via the Role Assignment interface and this supersedes the “Resource Level Permission ” which are assigned via the Manage Access interface as described in the following link.
In order to achieve the above scenario one would need to ensure that the user has not been assigned any such permissions which would otherwise allow the user to perform the Read/Delegate/Write operations on an application.
---
Read the complete post at https://blogs.adobe.com/livecycle/2012/07/managing-user-access.html.



