Sometimes the binding feature in a Flex or AIR application is triggered, just because you remove a component from the display list by going to another view state. This faulty triggering can cause some irregularities in your application due to other components using that binding.
Solution
Make use of the BindUtils class to create your own binding method that allows you to implement conditional logic.
How to modify properties of a document when it is created/updated in IBM CM using LiveCycle Processes?
Solution
When a document is created/updated in IBM CM using LiveCycle, along with the contents of the document, its properties can also be modified. Properties of a document ultimately depends upon the Item type of the document in IBM CM.
Case 1:
In case, if at the design time of the process, Item Type of the document is already known, LiveCycle ES2 workbench can fetch all the properties that are attached to a document of that item type and user can then set values for all/none of these depending upon the item type's required and non-required properties.
Case 2:
However, if in case Item Type is not previously known, OR you might instead want to use a more flexible design where properties are actually forwarded through a map variable you will take a slightly different approach.
Integrating Creative Suite with a back-end system, say a relational database management system or some other enterprise content management system.
Solution
You can quickly integrate Adobe Creative Suite CS5 with LiveCycle Data Services (LCDS), using Creative Suite Extension Builder and the Flex platform. With Creative Suite Extension Builder and LiveCycle Data Services, it becomes comparatively easy to build a CS5 extension that connects the Creative Suite desktop to something like a relational database management system (RDBMS).
Sometimes the binding feature in a Flex or AIR application is triggered, just because you remove a component from the display list by going to another view state. This faulty triggering can cause some irregularities in your application due to other components using that binding.
Solution
Make use of the BindUtils class to create your own binding method that allows you to implement conditional logic.
Integrating Creative Suite with a back-end system, say a relational database management system or some other enterprise content management system.
Solution
You can quickly integrate Adobe Creative Suite CS5 with LiveCycle Data Services (LCDS), using Creative Suite Extension Builder and the Flex platform. With Creative Suite Extension Builder and LiveCycle Data Services, it becomes comparatively easy to build a CS5 extension that connects the Creative Suite desktop to something like a relational database management system (RDBMS).
LiveCycle ES Data Services (the rock star product formerly know as Flex Data Services) can be run on the Mac, but there are a few things you have to do. This tutorial will show you how to hack it to run on a JBoss instance on the Mac natively.
Solution
Not to brag, but it starts up in about 28 seconds!!! I did this because I wanted it for demos and development work. In theory, it should work for the Mac servers, too.
You want to display a datagrid in a PDF document generated on the fly by LCDS, but the documentation only gives scarce information about this.
Solution
Create a PDF form with a table in Adobe LiveCycle Designer, in Flex loop through the data provider of your datagrid and create a XML node for each row, then send the XML data to the LCDS server for the document generation.
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