3 Replies Latest reply: Sep 17, 2014 12:19 PM by sixteenlabsinc

Mobile Forms and Reader Extensions

Victoria Agafonova Jan 24, 2014 4:55 AM

Hello, everyone!

If we are working with usual PDF forms, we can apply Usage Rights to it (via Reader Extensions). So, we can create pdf form, add some rights to it, and after that send this form to our users, and they will have working barcodes, ability to import\export data and save form with theirs input.

But what about Mobile Forms?

In Forms Manager we have a .xdp template and we can provide user url to this template with PDF Render Profile. And as a result - user will see form with not working barcode (becoming grey after each input), no ability to save form and no functionality of import/export data.

So, how reader extensions can be applied to such forms?

1. Re: Mobile Forms and Reader Extensions

sixteenlabsinc Sep 17, 2014 7:56 AM (in response to Victoria Agafonova)

I've found that currently the only way to render up extended PDF forms is to use the older method of creating a render service and exposing it via REST.
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2. Re: Mobile Forms and Reader Extensions

deepak k. Sep 17, 2014 11:25 AM (in response to Victoria Agafonova)

Are you using LiveCycle ES4?
IIRC, You can probably plug your own PDF Render Profile which, in addition to render the PDF , can also apply RE to that. And then from Forms manager UI, you should be able to associate that custom render PDF render profile to your XDP.
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3. Re: Mobile Forms and Reader Extensions

sixteenlabsinc Sep 17, 2014 12:19 PM (in response to deepak k.)

Give it a try in ES4, you'll probably find that the default render for PDF isn't called.
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