Saving data to local folder

Hi, I am new using LiveCycle and this question would seem stupid but I create a form to enter clients data. I need to submit that data to a folder located in the same computer as an XML format. How can I set up the submit button to save the data in that local folder?
Thanks in advance.
Edmundo

You woudl not submit to your own machine. You can add a button to save the data locally. Put a normal button on the form. In the click event add this javascript code:
xfa.host.exportData("", false)
This will bring a dialog up and allow the user to choose the location and filename of the data file. If you do not pass parameters then the default extension of XDP will be used. By passing the false param then you are asking for a file extension of XML. In either case you are saving xml data it is just the extension that will change.

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XAML:
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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.IO;
using System.Linq;
using System.Runtime.InteropServices.WindowsRuntime;
using Windows.Foundation;
using Windows.Foundation.Collections;
using Windows.Storage;
using Windows.UI.Xaml;
using Windows.UI.Xaml.Controls;
using Windows.UI.Xaml.Controls.Primitives;
using Windows.UI.Xaml.Data;
using Windows.UI.Xaml.Input;
using Windows.UI.Xaml.Media;
using Windows.UI.Xaml.Navigation;
// The Blank Page item template is documented at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=234238
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What protocol is your email account using (POP or IMAP)?
If POP, you need to make sure your local disk space is enough to save the sent messages. Check where the copies are located by looking at the account settings under '''Copies & Folders'''. When using POP, I believe a copy needs to be saved on both sides: local and server.
If IMAP, the email server is where such copies are saved. You can also double-check such settings as mentioned above.
Finally, if your emails are too big, this may be a restriction of your email provider, perhaps get in touch with their support and inquire about this to rule it out as the cause of the problem. Could you share more details about the kind of emails that fail to have a local copy saved or is it for each and every email?

Import data from local file: insufficient privilege

As part of a project I'm working on, I have to load data (only a few thousand records) into a HANA Development instance on HCP. Last week I did this several times with no problem using File > Import from HANA Studio and choosing Data From Local File. Yesterday and today I get this message (most of the time, but not all the time): SAP DBTech JDBC: [258]: insufficient privilege: Not authorized.
Does anybody know why this might be and what do to about it?
Are there batch alternatives? I have not found any. The INPUT INTO statement also gives authorization problems.

Thanks for Your replies.
Jochen - I can't find schema.ini file and your link doesn't work - I mean that site is under construction
Mahesh - I tried to changed cells' format in excel, but file is saved without changes (as csv).
Pandey - I read about DTW but I can't find it anywhere. Is there a site where it could be downloaded from?
Finally I solved this problem. After saving file as xls I could changed cells' format and save with changes. It helped - data '1-10-103' is imported correctly.
Regards,
Hmg

Can't public to local folder

Hey, all...
I posted this last week on the OS X Server discussions, but haven't gotten a reply. Thought I'd give this section a try, so I apologize for the duplicate postings.
Two weeks ago, LDAP took a nose dive on us. I backed up the users' data to a spare drive, wiped the system drive clean and re-installed. Due to the fact that this school still uses Mac Manager (cringe cringe), I first went from OS X Server 10.3 to 10.4. Ran all updates, pulled all home dirs back, re-imported all users. All was well in the jungle.
However, I'm now getting reports that iWeb will not let the kids publish to a folder in their home directories. They can open iWeb just fine, but when they publish to a local folder, iWeb crashes. This happens for both old users and users created after the server rebuild. Here's what I get in the log when iWeb crashes...
iWeb[475] SFUTemporaryDirectory: Error -5000 from FSFindFolder(kTemporaryFolderType) for the user's home directory volume
iWeb[475] SFUTemporaryDirectory: Could not find ANY volume temporary folder.
The odd things are that:
A - Students have used these same Macs before to create their pages
B - Not all of the Macs seem to be affected by this issue.
C - Deleting/readding the LDAP entry in Directory Access does not appear to solve this.
D - Nor do reboots.
E - Local accounts are not problematic.
F - Wiping out iWeb preferences and the iWeb folder in ~/Library/Caches/ does not help, either.
Any ideas, people?
TIA,
TRMG

Any ideas? Just keeping this thread fresh...
TIA!

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