How to create a shared review without an internal server

Question

I have Adobe Acrobat XI Pro, and I'm trying to create a shared review where myself and 2 colleagues can make edits and add comments to the same PDF simultaneously. Basically, we're all tasked with editing the document and have to work on it at the same time, but need one finished product at the end.  I've tried the "send for email review" option, and my colleagues have tried making edits and sending it back to me, but when I click on "track reviews," there's nothing there, so I can't figure out how to integrate their edits with mine (so there are now 3 separate documents with different edits). When I try "send for shared review", the only option it gives me is via internal server, which I don't have access to. Any recommendations would be helpful!

Answer 1

Well Roy,
I was also facing some similar problem, just now got my service displayed in portal. Thanks a lot that you could solve it urself. Anyway, now for using this service from another portal component do the following
1. Add SharingReference value in Deployment Descriptor of the portal app from where u want to access this service
example:
<application-config>
<property name="SharingReference"       value="com.customer.training.MyFirstPortalApp">
</property>
</application-config>
2. Add libraries of the Portal Service (xxxapi.jar)
in your par file u can see one jar file as <servicename>api.jar . extract this to some other location and in the client portal app project add this .jar to its build path.
3. Write code to access the Portal Service
    a. Import package of the Portal Service
    b. Get instance of the Portal Service
    c. Call methods of the Portal Service
example:IPortalRuntimeResources runtimeResources =      PortalRuntime.getRuntimeResources();
IService aService = runtimeResources.getService("com.customer.training.MyFirstPortalApp.MyService");
// OR
IService aService = runtimeResources.getService(IMyService.KEY);
// Cast the Service
IMyService myService = (IMyService)aService;
// call methods of the service
response.write(myService.getWelcomeString(aName));
thats how it should be...
regards,
Shubhadip