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Mar 12 2010

LiveCycle ES2 Guides – Adding custom validation classes to your model

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The Modeler in LiveCycle ES2 ships with several built-in validation classes, which you can apply to the models properties using the Styles definition. Obviously these standard classes don’t cover all use cases, especially not validation behavior that is specific to a non-US region for example. One of the cool things about Fiber models is that […]

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Mar 22 2009

Working around a “Turnkey service JBoss for Adobe LiveCycle does not exist” error

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After installing a new Jboss turnkey instance of Adobe LiveCycle, some people run into an issue when the LiveCycle Configuration Manager is doing it’s work. At about 40%, the configuration manager might display the following error: Failed on ‘Verifying JBoss for Adobe LiveCycle ES service is installed’ Windows turnkey service JBoss for Adobe LiveCycle ES […]

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Oct 24 2008

Adobe on Business Process Modelling Notation (BPMN)

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Recently I was asked by a large system integrator about Adobe’s standpoint on the Business Process Modelling Notation (BMPN) specification. Not many people know that Adobe participates in quite some industry standards and supports their maturity/evolution such as BPMN, BPEL, BPDM and XPDL and that we are voting members of standard bodies such as OMG, […]

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Oct 15 2008

Load test Flex and LiveCycle Data Services enabled applications

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[from my DrFlex blogpost] Disease: You have built an amazing cool and data intense Rich Internet Application with Adobe Flex and expect many users to work with your application. Suddenly you get concerned; how will the server behave when hundreds or even thousands of users visit your site? Prescription: Some more background on this problem […]

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Oct 15 2008

Call for papers for Flex Camp Amsterdam

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I received an email (in Dutch) from one of the members of the Dutch Flex user group FLUGR with a call for papers (sorry, Dutch only). If you have cool ideas to present during the Flex Camp they’d love to receive your submissions! Op 13 november 2008 vindt een “Flex Camp” plaats, met onder andere […]

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