on 01-28-2008 4:26 AM
Hi,
i wish to know how to implment Guided Procedures on Adobe..
but currently i not sure how it start..
hope anyone can guide me on how to do it...
as my requirement is the
1st step: PDF form start the process
2nd step: display out the data frm the PDF
3rd step: save the data into database.
hi
Did you install the Adobe LiveCycle Designer. if its no it will be available in http://service.sap.com/swdc.
Procedure :
1. In Adobe LiveCycle Designer, Create a new Form template
2. Go to the Body Pages tab page, and create the following Text fields
-- To create a text field, use menu Insert -> Standard -> TextField.
-- To modify its binding name, use menu Object--> Binding
-- To modify the value type, use menu Object --> Value
3. Create a button with the folowing parameters using menu Insert > Standard> button
4. You can enhance the layout of your form template.
5. Finally save the template as MyFirstFormProcess.xdp and close it.
In Guided Procedures:
Procedure:
1. Launch GP design time and choose Create Callable Object from the contextual panel.
2. Enter the following data: like
Type : select Interactive Form
Name : enter CO4 : Application Data Form
Description : enter a brief descrioption of the Callable object ,as shown in the example below.
Original Language : choose English
Location : Choose folder My First Process
3. Choose Next.
a) To select the form template that you have created , choose Change
b) Browse the file system to select the file.
c) For Template Adapter, choose Adobe Forms.
d) For Language, choose English
e) For Encoding, select the same encoding that you used when you created the form template.
f) Choose OK.
4. Choose Next.
5. Choose Next.
6. Choose Next.
7. Choose Next and then Finish and Open.
8. Choose Activate Callable Object from the contextual panel.
plz reward points
Regards.
Sureshbabu M
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hi
Did you install the Adobe LiveCycle Designer. if its no it will be available in http://service.sap.com/swdc.
Procedure :
1. In Adobe LiveCycle Designer, Create a new Form template
2. Go to the Body Pages tab page, and create the following Text fields
-- To create a text field, use menu Insert -> Standard -> TextField.
-- To modify its binding name, use menu Object--> Binding
-- To modify the value type, use menu Object --> Value
3. Create a button with the folowing parameters using menu Insert > Standard> button
4. You can enhance the layout of your form template.
5. Finally save the template as MyFirstFormProcess.xdp and close it.
In Guided Procedures:
Procedure:
1. Launch GP design time and choose Create Callable Object from the contextual panel.
2. Enter the following data: like
Type : select Interactive Form
Name : enter CO4 : Application Data Form
Description : enter a brief descrioption of the Callable object ,as shown in the example below.
Original Language : choose English
Location : Choose folder My First Process
3. Choose Next.
a) To select the form template that you have created , choose Change
b) Browse the file system to select the file.
c) For Template Adapter, choose Adobe Forms.
d) For Language, choose English
e) For Encoding, select the same encoding that you used when you created the form template.
f) Choose OK.
4. Choose Next.
5. Choose Next.
6. Choose Next.
7. Choose Next and then Finish and Open.
8. Choose Activate Callable Object from the contextual panel.
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Hi Sureshbabu M,
i have finish compete the 1st two steps already, now left the last steps which is saving into database, currently i try to comsume web service to add into the database. but the problem encounter now is the mapping of parameters as my startDate inside the interactive form format is Date. but then my web service i try to code it as Date Input. but when i go to the GP runtime to map it show the startDate inside the web service as Time Stamp. so what should i do?
Regards
Jia Jun
Edited by: Jia Jun Ng on Jan 31, 2008 9:33 AM
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