Data type 'Document' in Lifecycle Forms

Hi all,
i'd like to handle PDFs in Lifecycle ES. So I use data type 'Document' for input variable. To call my LC service I use once FLEX and JavaScript.
Does anybody know how I can initiate my Lifecycle-PDF-variable of type 'Document' from FLEX (ActionScript) or JavaScript?
I'm quite new to this topic, so please help me.
Many thanks in advance!

I would be very careful about changing any of the tables as it is probably not supported, I would discuss it with Oracle first to see what there view on it is.
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John
http://john-goodwin.blogspot.com/

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