Brad White

I thought I would share this article that I had on our internal wiki that was originally created by myself and updated by a colleague of mine. It's proven to be quite useful.

I looked many places to find an example of disabling printing if all required fields were not filled in. Follwing this post:

Getting something running with LiveCycle Data Services proved to be quite troublesome in Flex Builder 2. Then Flex Builder 3 came along and made everything so much better. It's much easier and following these instructions should move you along nicely.

The following post walks you through creating a LiveCycle process within Workbench that generates a PDF document using LiveCycle Output 8.2. First a request is received via SOAP, then we look up configuration parameters in a properties file, then we retrieve records and data from a database, then we merge this data with a form template, and finally we write the file out to disk.  

I had a recent need to call a webservice to receive some display data. I thought the task was quite easy and in reality it is but trying to Google webservice and Flex brings you back more information than you want. I've attached an example of 4 ways to call a webservice in Flex.