Form data integration service. how attach file to a pdf

I'm testing the FormDataIntegrationService
to import data into a pdf form (XFA), and the result it is ok, now I need attach a word file,
how can I attach a file to a pdf, using the reader extensions web service ?
pd: I know that it is posbible with forms service but for license purpose I need this with reader extensions service.

Here is a sample DDX file
Attach data.pdf to doc2.pdf (document-level).<PDF result=”doc2.pdf”>

<DocumentAttachment name=”data1”>
<file name=”data.pdf” mimetype=”application/pdf”/>
<description>additional data</description>
</DocumentAttachment>
<PDF source=”doc1.pdf”/>
</PDF>
Paul

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Hello everybody,
I am sure you have an answer to my question above. It was :
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sandra

How to migrate to SSIS 2012 from Integration Services dtsx file?

I am struck at migrating the dtsx file to SSIS 2012. How to migrate that dtsx file to SSIS 2012.I made it to migrate from SQL2000 to SQL 2005 dtsx. Now I want to migrate or upgrade it to SSIS 2012.How to achieve it.Help me please.
sammy

Hi sammy,
Based on your description, you want to upgrade SQL Server 2005 packages to SQL Server 2012. If there are some individual packages, I suggest that we can directly add the SQL Server 2005 package to an existing project in SQL Server Data Tools (SSDT). For
more details, please see:
Right click on the SSIS Packages folder in the Integration Services Project in SSDT and Select Add Existing Package from the context menu.
In the Add Copy of Existing Package dialog box select Package location as File System from the dropdown.
Click on the ellipsis button next to the Package path textbox.
Locate the SSIS package (.dtsx file) which you want to add from the file system.
Click OK in the Add Copy of Existing Package dialog box to finish adding and upgrading the package.
If those packages are located in a project, we can open a SQL Server 2005 Integration Services (SSIS) project file in SSDT, and then use the SSIS Package Upgrade Wizard to upgrade multiple packages in the project.
If there are any questions, please feel free to ask.
Thanks,
Katherine Xiong
Katherine Xiong
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