Routing Forms

Struggling with PDF forms and Livecycle Designer/Technologies...
I am looking into replacing some of our Word doc forms with PDF forms. Easy enough creating simple PDF forms from the .docs.
But from there we'd like to investigate options for going paperless. So the idea is we have our PDF forms stored off on our network shares, just like always. Person opens a form in Reader, fills it out then Submits it. In some cases, the submitted form would need to be routed to another individual for approval, then submitted again to a final destination (person)...in other cases the form needs no approval and simply goes straight to a final destination....all-in-all a common practice.
Now, after the initial person fills a form in Reader, as I understand it, it can be submitted as XDP, XML, PDF or HTML URL. I've done some preliminary testing with our web server and getting stuck here.
If I submit to the web server as URL-encoded...a form with just 1 Text field, I get only the first character of both the parameter name and the value. For example, I have a TextField called "Username", say I fill it out with the value "Joe", and submit. What gets passed as the URL query string is
U=J
That's my first hurdle. I've looked at the TextFields properties and the Submit button properties and don't see anything that could be doing this. The web server iteself has never "chopped" things off like this either (though this is my first foray into PDF submits). Just FYI We are using an Oracle database and app server and PL/SQL procedures receiving the HTTP POST.
Conceptually I'm not even sure if a URL-encoded submit is the way to go, but I figured I'd start out simple, and with our simplest forms they would be submitted and maybe just a email notice sent, or insert into a database table, so a simple URL POST should suffice to initiate this kind of action. The more complicated forms that get routed to other users, and need to be re-rendered as a PDF, perhaps with the previous persons entries now being static, this is where some of our forms would evolve to. If I choose XDP or XML or PDF submit then the http server chokes...I think perhaps it needs some Livecycle server to received this post(???)
This is the point I am really lost. I don't understand the Livecycle technologies, what does what and what would even be needed and whether they are free or not. Could someone explain this to me, in laymans terms, what the technologies are and would be required here?...or maybe point me to some documents that would help me understand...

The second option that Steve Walker mentioned does what you are asking for.
Paul

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The next 5 hours were a blur of reconfiguing, resetting, unplugging, etc. anything that is connected to my network. Nothing worked. During all of this, I also switched the name of the AESB to (for example) "apple-wifi".
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At this point it seems that the profile is somewhere outside of my condo. But where???
Moving along, I used a tool called WiFi Stumbler to see if that could help shed some light on my issue. What I found was unheard of. The wirless name "wifi-box" was linked to a Linksys router. Once I discovered this, I logged into my Linksys profile (192.168.1.1) to see if it still worked. IT DID!!! However, that was short lived, because as soon as I clicked on a tab, I was booted out. On top of that, I couldn't log back in. Not sure if this is because it was looking for the Linksys router or not. Whatever the reason...it's just flat out weird.
Because the password to log into my old Linksys profile was the same, it somewhat leads me to believe that someone doesn't have the same wireless name that I do.
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Devices:
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     2) MacBook (2009), OSX Snow Leopard;
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     4) iPhone 3G (iOS 4.2)
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Router:
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     Current router: AESB - Apple AirPort Extreme Base Station - Simultaneous Dual-Band MC340LL/A (wireless network name "apple-wifi")
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ISP:
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Thanks Tessarax,
Thanks for the reply, and no worries about the long form answer. Yesterday, I went through your process twice (for good measure). I also unplugged/shut down everything overnight and tried it once again today. Unfortunately, the results are the same.
Me network is currently up and running, albeit a limited connection. It's still producing the "Double NAT" error. My Internet is set up as follows:
These are the settings for "apple-wifi" in the AirPort Util.:
Connect Using: Ethernet
Ethernet WAN: Automatic
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IP: 10.XXX.XXX.XXX
DHCP: Beginning/Ending Address: 172.XXX.XXX.XXX
DNS: 8.8.8.8, 8.8.4.4
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IP: 192.XXX.XXX.XXX
DNS Servers: 8.8.8.8, 8.8.4.4
Search Domains: 221am3.com
802.1X: No profiles (I deleted them)
Bypass proxy settings for these Hosts & Domains: *.local, 169.XXX/XX
Use Passive FTP Mode (PASV): checked
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IP: 172.XXX.XXX.XXX
DNS Servers: 172.XXX.XXX.XXX
Search Domains: 221am3.com
802.1X: No profiles (no profiles were avaible for "apple-wifi")
Bypass proxy settings for these Hosts & Domains: *.local, 169.XXX/XX
Use Passive FTP Mode (PASV): checked
MAC Address: same as "wifi-box"
Two new discoveries that I uncovered yesterday are as follows:
1. 802.1X (under Network Preferences): There were 3 profiles that I deleted from this tab last week. After resetting the network, they came back. Whether they were present or deleted, it didn't affect the connectivity of my network. Just mentioning that these profiles came back after deletion (I deleted them again).
2. Yesterday, the network in my building went down for a few hours. I noticed that neither "wifi-box" nor "apple-wifi" were available to connect to. This is an obvious insight, but it seems that when "wifi-box" is unavailable, "apple-wifi" is unavailable as well. However, 'wifi-box' has always been available even when "apple-wifi" is down. Sounds like my Internet signal follows this path:
AM3 > Condo building > "wifi-box" > my condo > Surfboard modem > AEBS "apple-wifi" > my devices (laptops, iPhone, Xbox, etc.)
Two new questions:
1. What is DHCP Client ID and is this something that I need to provide?
2. Could the cables that I'm using cause any problems? Here's the cable that I'm using and the connections between the devices:
CAT5: Router > AEBS
CAT5e: AEBS > MacBook Pro
CAT6: AEBS > Xbox
If there's other questions or infer that you need, please ask

Templated created in Outlook 2010 to be used as routing slip ~ Best way to create fields that will pull in contacts from outlook

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enter or to makr that they have viewed the form/email. I'm trying to create a field that would allow each individual to place their name in the apporatie box from either the Outlook contact list or create a dropdown list with the individuals in
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WAAS Deployment in Asymmetric routing domain

Hi Experts,
We deployed WAAS in our network as described in the attached diagram, each datacentre WAE's have wccp neighbourship with adjacent DC router only .
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But after we broughtup both links to dataceter , we found that all packets were not optimizing properly and suspect its due to the asymmetric routing form the branch offices .
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Hi Chris,
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rgds
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Cannot Load Webpages when connected thru router, works fine without router

I just purchased an imac (intel duo) and have not been able to surf the web when it is connected to my Cable Modem thru a Linksys Wired Router. All the WinXP systems on the same network (wired or wireless) have no problems. I can get the dashboard widgets and do ping/trace/etc when connected thru the router. The problem is that web pages are very slow to load, if at all. Most pages, including apple.com, partially load and then freeze Safari. Turning off the imac firewall in systems preferences or clearing Safari cache made no difference. When I connect the imac to the cable modem directly, with imac firewall on and locked down, I have no problem surfing or accessing features such as the Itunes store. Any guidance would be appreciated.

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Then, wait fifteen minutes.
Then, turn on the cable modem. Let it go through all its blinky phases, then turn on the router. Wait at least three minutes for ole' cranky to wake up. Now turn on your Mac.
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Last night, WiFi connection dropped and now it's a nightmare...

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I know this a big newbie post, and if this isn’t the correct forum, please let me know.
Any help with these 18 issues would be greatly appreciated.   Greg – Cleveland Ohio area.
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2.    Forms must be dynamic.
3.    The forms will have a field for the submitter’s own comments.
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5.    All completed forms should be able to be automatically archived on our website (.tiff?) and able to be printed and downloaded by authorized visitors to our website in case comments are made. (Would this also be possible if a scanned form is submitted?)
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7.    The user cannot change any form fields, but they should be able to add notes or flag data for the next time they log on to our website.
8.    Data may be viewed on our website with the option to be downloaded to their PC for local archiving and printing.
9.    Self owned, controlled and managed on my secure server.
10.                       Information must be secure.
11.                       Digital signatures will be required.
12.                       The site must provide the authorized user form data in both a spreadsheet view and the original completed form-image.
13.                       Each field must be searchable, returning each form with that search request, and displayed in a table.
14.                       Forms will be downloadable from our website (unless e-mailing them is automated and triggered by the user’s request).
Optional website features, but very desirable:
15.                       Ideally, paper forms will also be able to be used. The user would scan the completed paper form, convert it using OCR, and then submit it electronically for automatic loading into the website’s spreadsheet(s). Possible?
16.                       The website should not show blank fields when the form’s data table is viewed online.
17.                       Ideally, the website will accept forms completed and submitted using a PDA or iPhone device. Doable?
18.                       Barcode scanning may be desirable, in the future.
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How much of the above is handled by the features found in LiveCycle Designer?
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Hi Greg, I'll try to answer some of your questions in order:
1.    Forms are to be submitted to the website by authorized persons using a name and password.
-> There are a number of ways you can protect your form and the submission process. Ideally you would apply a policy to the form so that it could only be accessed by people with the appropriate user name and password. Alternatively if you don’t want to restrict access to the form and only the submission process you could “protect” the submission process by wrapping the submission process with a user name and password prompt using Web Services to call a back-end process that checks the users credentials before passing the data back.
http://www.adobe.com/products/livecycle/rightsmanagement/
2.    Forms must be dynamic.
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3.    The forms will have a field for the submitter’s own comments.
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4.    The data from each form must be kept together on a horizontal line on a table. (Data will be name, address ,phone etc., with many fields being checked yes/no, a few with numbers, and a few fields provided for comments. The data must be searchable by field. There will be no calculations or totals of the data.
-> This depends on how you plan on extracting the data from your form. There is no direct-to-excel functionality out of the box but you could create a custom component to create the output in whatever format you require. Adobe LiveCycle Forms will be your starting point (to populate and extract data).
http://www.adobe.com/products/livecycle/forms/
5.    All completed forms should be able to be automatically archived on our website (.tiff?) and able to be printed and downloaded by authorized visitors to our website in case comments are made. (Would this also be possible if a scanned form is submitted?)
-> Adobe LiveCycle Output could do PDF to TIFF conversion or alternatively PDF/A output for long term archival.
6.    The website/software must allow the viewer access (only as determined by his log-in and password) to all the forms matching the zip code(s) they are registered for. (After signing in, they may use a “ENTER SITE NOW” link that will search for and display only forms and tables from specific zip codes.)
-> This would be a customization to Workspace http://help.adobe.com/en_US/livecycle/es/customizeworkspaceui.pdf or the creation of your own Web UI.
7.    The user cannot change any form fields, but they should be able to add notes or flag data for the next time they log on to our website.
-> In this case I would suggest “flattening” the forms and then Reader Extending them so that they cannot be modified but commenting can be added with the free Adobe Reader.
http://www.adobe.com/products/livecycle/readerextensions/
8.    Data may be viewed on our website with the option to be downloaded to their PC for local archiving and printing.
-> Again, LiveCycle Forms can be used to extract the data, it’s up to you on how it is published.
9.    Self owned, controlled and managed on my secure server.
-> LiveCycle is a server-based product. Check the compatibility matrix for server support options.
http://www.adobe.com/support/products/enterprise/knowledgecenter/softcomp2_0_1.pdf
10.                       Information must be secure.
-> Data can be secured within the PDF and transmitted by secure means.
11.                       Digital signatures will be required.
-> Digital Signatures can be applied to a Reader Extended form using the free Adobe Reader and verified on the back end using LC Digital Signatures.
http://www.adobe.com/products/livecycle/digitalsignatures/
12.                       The site must provide the authorized user form data in both a spreadsheet view and the original completed form-image.
-> This would be a custom UI. Using iFrames would probably give you the view you're looking for (ie: inside browser view of both spreadsheet and form).
13.                       Each field must be searchable, returning each form with that search request, and displayed in a table.
-> If you don’t already have a repository and search capability in-house then you can add on Content Services.
http://www.adobe.com/products/livecycle/contentservices/
14.                       Forms will be downloadable from our website (unless e-mailing them is automated and triggered by the user’s request).
-> This can be done through Workspace for credential-carrying customers or simply provide the PDF’s as you would an HTML page.
Optional website features, but very desirable:
15.                       Ideally, paper forms will also be able to be used. The user would scan the completed paper form, convert it using OCR, and then submit it electronically for automatic loading into the website’s spreadsheet(s).   Possible?
-> Check out Barcoded Forms. This is the ideal paper to digital solution. Forms filled-in and then printed may get a decent OCR rate though, not 100% like you would get with Barcoded Forms.
http://www.adobe.com/products/livecycle/barcodedforms/
16.                       The website should not show blank fields when the form’s data table is viewed online.
-> Again, your custom UI.
17.                       Ideally, the website will accept forms completed and submitted using a PDA or iPhone device. Doable?
-> Adobe LiveCycle Forms can render the same forms designed with Designer in PDF or HTML format (not many people know this).
http://www.adobe.com/products/livecycle/forms/features.html
18.                      Barcode scanning may be desirable, in the future.
-> The decoder provided with Adobe LiveCycle Barcoded Forms does provide you with 1D and 2D decoding capabilities. This can be used to route forms and of course, decode data from 2D barcoded forms.
Let me know if you have any other questions.

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Then, wait fifteen minutes.
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I have just purchased a 2.2 GHz Macbook Pro. Love it - but - can't get online with Airport. We have a wireless LInkSys router. The computer controlling the router is a PC. We are using WEP encryption. The router will not let me sign on to the network. When I try it says "The selected network uses an Access Control List to restrict access and this computer is not on the list." How do I add this computer. Thanks.

You need to open the Linksys system administrator web page on your router. I assume your router's URL is 192.168.1.1 and then enter the router's admin name and password.
Click on the "Wireless" menu item in the horizontal table on the left. Open up this menu item, then in the horizontal menu bar, select the wireless access control item. You'll have to enter the "MAC address" of your airport card into the access list. The "MAC address" is the hardware address of the wireless device in your Mac. Apple calls it the AppleID. It looks like 00:1c:b3:c2:49:b9.
You can find your AppleID by going to the Network preferences and clicking on the AirPort service in the left hand column menu, then click on "Advanced" button. The AppleID will be listed at the bottom of the next window. (On the Mac, Apple calls the "MAC Address" the Airport ID.) Enter this MAC address or AppleID into the Linksys Wireless Access list.
Close everything, and you should be good to go. Oh, be sure to "select" the wireless router form your Mac.
BTW, WPA is a better encryption protocol for Macs.

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Hi All,
I'm new to Process Manufacturing and have been going through the R12 Product Development user guide.
I could understand "contribute to yield" which means the ingredient quantity is considered while calculating the final product(s) quantity but could not understand "Contribute to Step". Could you please explain, if possible, an example would be great.
Thank you!!

Hi
In Recipe form, if you select "Calculate Step Qty" the step Qty are calculated automatically and no need to enter step quantities in the step Qty field. If you do not select "Calculate step Qty" check box then we have to enter step qty manually.
Note: In routing form you must have to definee step Qty then only your automatic step qty will come and calculate automatically.
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Hope this clear.
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first delete TMS configuration from DEV system 000 client.
then reconfigure TMS.
to setup three system landscape do following.
prerequisites:
-> set one system as domain controller. in your case it is PRD.
-> Add SAP QAS system to domain controller
-> Add SAP DEV system to domain controller.
you can add QAS system to domain controller using following steps.
login into QAS system client 000. ( stms is not configures that i assumed)
run stms -> it's ask for set up STMS -> click on other configurition (F6)
Target Host -> host name of domain controller ( host name of DEV system)
System number -> Instance number of domain controller ( instance number of DEV system)
same way add DEV system.
now login into domain controller system in client 000 ( you are set PRD as domain controller)
run STMS -> overview -> transport routes
form configuration -> standard configuration -> three system in groups
assign SID of DEV,QAS and PRD system.
save and distribute the configuration.
regards,
kaushal

Ping to PE interface

I configured the MPLSVPN in my test topology which is chain of 6 router 1 and 6 routers are CE routers and all other are for provier network in which 2 and 5 is PE1 and PE2 router, as PE-CE communication i am using RIP, In both the CE router i have configured 3 loop back interface as internal network.
Here i can see the loopback of each other CEs in their routing tables but i cannot able to ping those loopbacks why?
other strang thing is i can not ping the PE routers interface which are connected with the CE routers so i want to know why i cannot ping the PE routers interface facing to CE routers?
How can i make all those loopback reachable to each other?

Can you pls provide answers in brief for these questions.
1) Ping the remote CE loopback from local CE.
Pass Fail
2) Ping the same subnet from the local PE.
Pass Fail
3) Ping the same subnet from the remote PE connecting the remote CE.
Pass Fail.
4) Check this at Local PE ( show mpls forwarding x.x.x.x [where x.x.x.x is the remote PE loopback])
Pass Fail
5) Check this at the remote PE (show mpls for x.x.x.x [where x.x.x.x is the PE loopback for the local PE])
Pass Fail
6) Finally do a MPLS traceroute or ping from one PE to other.
Pass Fail.
PS: if you dont have MPLS ping/trace in your IOS then do a normal trace from one PE to ther and paste the output.(ideally you should see label swaps with each hop except for the last hop)
This will helps us or may be before you come back, you your self would be able to solve it successfully.
If the above doesnt solve, pls provide a output of "show mpls for" ,a show ip route vrf xx and show ip bgp vpnv4 all vrf xx form both PE's. "show ip route" form both CE's.
Pls mention the PE loopback used for LDP and MPBGP and also the subnet with the problem between CE's.
HTH-Cheers,
Swaroop

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Hey all
At the moment my front controller servlet determines where my JSP calls come from via hidden html fields, sort of like this:
<input type="hidden" name="jspSource" value="addToFavorite" />But I've also seen people take this route:
<form action="/controllerServlet?action=<addToFavorite>Are there any conventions here I should follow? I find that my method works well, but I need a bunch of if clauses in the controller to determine where the call comes from, like this if(jspSource.equals("addToFavorite"))

Just always use the same parameter. I usually use two parameters:
action - this determines what servlet / jsp to invoke
subaction - this determines what the servlet should do and what the jsp should display.
Example:
action - repository
subaction - deletefile

Related to stms

hi, frnz
i am using 4.7 ides version for training purpose and learn transportation .facing some problem as after entering STMS t-code system ask me to config domain controllerand after doing so i create three virtul system dev, qal, pro. then set configration three system land scape ...that is ok but for transportation what shoul i do .......
means after that what shoul i do please tell me in step if any one can help me out.....

Hi,
Transport between two client is possible.
Use tcode SCC1 in target client.
SCC1
Source client -> client where request is created an released.
Transport Request -> Request
check including request subtask
click Start Immediately
if i arrange two server then what should i do for that.
If you arrange two server then you can configure one system as Domain controller and ADD the other system in this Domain controller then setup STMS for Two System landscape.
To setup two system landscape do following.
prerequisites:
-> set one system as domain controller. in your case it is DEV.
-> Add SAP QAS system to domain controller
you can add QAS system to domain controller using following steps.
login into QAS system client 000. ( stms is not configures that i assumed)
run stms -> it's ask for set up STMS -> click on other configurition (F6)
Target Host -> host name of domain controller ( host name of DEV system)
System number -> Instance number of domain controller ( instance number of DEV system)
now login into domain controller system in client 000 ( you are set DEV as domain controller)
run STMS -> overview -> transport routes
form configuration -> standard configuration -> two system in groups
assign SID of DEV and QAS system.
save and distribute the configuration.
regards,
kaushal

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