Save editable pdf on server side

Hiii Friends ,
I have create editable pdf . Can I save this pdf on server side.
Thanks

Hiii Paul ,
I have an another question. As I told ,I have PDF form created in Adobe LiveCycle Designer.
I put on Submit button connect to my server URL .
Now when I access this form , on web-server , It give warning each time
Acrobat is attempting to connect my server url.
If you trust the side , choose allow
Can I block this warning message.
Thanks

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