I want to import data from access database to editable Adobe X form - java? txt? fdf? :-(

I've been trying to work out how to fill text fields with imported data from an access 2010 database.
So far I've managed to paste all the data in a large text field on a blank page at the end of the document, but nope, that's not it.
If anyone has the answer....... please I would really like to know
Cheers
Kim

Acrobat used to have its own database connector on Windows (ADBC) but it was removed in version X. You have two options to connect to a live database that publishes itself through the Windows ODBC system:
Create the form using LiveCycle Designer (shipped with Acrobat X Pro, but now a separate product). XFA forms created this way have inbuilt database connection features and will work in Adobe Reader too.
Use the SOAP object in Acrobat JavaScript - but this will not work in Adobe Reader unless you apply permissions using LiveCycle Reader Extensions Server.

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