on 02-25-2010 11:39 AM
Hi Gurus,
I hope you can help me in my realy strange problem.
I' ve create a Web Service ( SAP ) and my job it's to create a Adobe Interactive Forms with LiveCycle,
that connect to WS and recive some Binding values.
When I import the WSDL in my LiveCycle and create the form, all works fine.
When I preview the pdf generated, I have this kind of error in the xml returned:
soap-env:Server sap SRT: Unsupported xstream found: ("HTTP Code 200 : OK")
When I change button type from Submit to Execute, the preview pdf generated don't works...
I press the button more times and don't works too.
Reguards
Nicola Bisinella
Hello,
what are you sending to the WS? Can you see the content you´re sending? Did you maintain the binding?
Regards, Otto
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@Otto,
Hi Otto,
This is the WSDL that I import in LiveCycle
This is the XDP xml
At the moment I'm sending to WS a numeric Field and the result that
i want it's the square of the field value in the second one.
If we use the button type Execute, we don't be able to call WS and we don't have any kind of log;
But if we use the button type Submit, we have this header resquest:
If we use SoapUI tool, and send the request, all works fine.
This is the SoapUI request and response: http://img684.imageshack.us/img684/2226/b15c097c4ad1949d714336f.png
@ Chintan Virani
Hi Virani,
I don't applicated any kind of Usage Rights in my local Adobe Reader....The WS that i've create it's without any Autorisation....can you explain bettere what did you mean?
Thanks
Nicola Bisinella
Hi Chintan,
now we have installed the acrobat reader pro in our machines and all works fine....but now the problem is:
the pdf generated it isn't working with adobe reader 9....not the pro version...Is it normal?
There are any workaround to replace this problem?
Thanks
Nicola Bisinella
Edited by: Nicola Bisinella on Feb 25, 2010 5:41 PM
Edited by: Nicola Bisinella on Feb 25, 2010 5:43 PM
You need "some" license to kake this work. Either Acrobat Pro OR Adobe forms in SAP (but your form is not designed and printed from SAP, right? that means you don´t need this). If it is licensed from Acrobat, you´re just fine.
Any security problem is not caused by the type of license. Maybe you should ask on Adobe forums directly.
Regards, Otto
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In order to call a WS from Adobe, Reader Usage Rights have to be applied to generated form. So instead of previewing the form you may build the application and then test it.
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