I have written a simple servlet which writes the submitted pdf to the c drive of the server. I have written the instructions in the pdf document which can be found here
Click here to access the pdf
Download the war file
Deploy it on your server
Design your form with a submit button configured to submit “PDF” and pointing to the url
The url should be of the following format
http://:/SaveToFile/SavePdf
in my case it was http://ginger:8080/SaveToFile/SavePdf. Where ginger:8080 is my server and port no.
Save the form and hit the submit button
The form will get submitted to the servlet which writes the pdf to the c drive of the server
Let me know if you need any more help
thanks
girish
Submitting PDF to a servlet
August 13, 2009 · 10 Comments
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Tagged: servlet, submit pdf, submitting to servlet
Extracting Data from Signed PDF using LiveCycle Server
April 25, 2009 · 4 Comments
Very common request- how do I extract data from a Signed PDF using livecycle ES
To do this you will need to have livecycle server software installed. This example uses processFormSubmission service operation of the forms component.
Attached is the PDF which explains the process and it also has the process lca and the test file need to run the process
Click here
This process can be used when you are getting the signed PDF from email/watchedFolder. This process can also be used when you are submitting the signed pdf from workspace
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Emailing to all members of a group
February 10, 2009 · 3 Comments
I have written a simple process which lets you email to all members of a group
This process takes in the name of a group as input parameter and emails to all members of the group
Before invoking the process make sure you have set the configuration settings of the email component(the last step of the process)
Click here to get the pdf file which has the process
Click here to get the pdf
Let me know if you have any further questions
thanks
girish
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Tagged: Emailing group members, finding group members, Group Members
Using Namespace in Workbench
February 6, 2009 · 2 Comments
The xml returned by webservices invariably use namespaces. To access data contained in the xml you would need to declare namespace . To declare namespace you would select the process,right click the process select properties, click the advanced tab to create namespaces
For example the following is a example of namespace declared in workbench
greg http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/
where greg is the namespace prefix
I have included a simple process which makes a web service call to Amazon, using namespace I get data out of the response. The following is an example of using namespace in workbench
/process_data/xmlData/greg:Envelope/greg:Body/cole:ItemLookupResponse/cole:Items/cole:Item/cole:ItemAttributes
Click here to get the PDF
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Disabling Form Fields with validation
January 28, 2009 · 3 Comments
Many a times you would like to perform field level validations, before submitting the form by email. Also a lot of you would like to hide the submit button when the form is emailed to the end user
I have included a simple form which demonstrates this capability
Please click here to get the pdf
Click Here to get the pdf
Let me know if you have any further questions
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Extracting Data From Xml File
December 22, 2008 · 5 Comments
Recently I was given the following xml
geebee@yahoo.com
tblue@yahoo.com
apink@yahoo.com
The customer wanted to email the persons listed in the emails element. They wanted to use the email component provided by livecycle. The email component takes a comma separated string when you want to email multiple people. So I used setValue component to extract the emai id’s and put them into a list. The list was then converted into a comma separated string of email addresses.
I also used the script component to accomplish the same. I have put both the solutions as file attachment . Feel free to download and deploy the lca and try it out
Click here to get the pdfhandling-repeating-elements4
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Tagged: Extracting xml data, livecycle and xml, Using Script Component
Creating DDX from list of file names
October 31, 2008 · 1 Comment
Hi
I have written a simple component which creates a DDX from a list of file names. It is very common to create a package or assemble a map of documents. To do this you would have to create a DDX which needs to match the file names of documents in the map. To avoid all that hard work, I have a component which creates a DDX from list of file names.
The process also makes use of another component which writes out map contents to the file system
I have attached the process in the PDF file
Click here to access the PDF file
Click to get the PDF
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Tagged: create DDX, Creating DDX from ListOfFileNames, Map Of Documents, Write Map Contents