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LiveCycle ES provides samples that demonstrate product features and common use cases. When you install LiveCycle ES, the following changes are implemented in the environment:
You can open sample processes from the Processes view. You can open other resources, such as form files, from the Resources view.
For complete information about the samples, including detailed descriptions and instructions about configuring and running them, see LiveCycle ES Samples Help.
The following samples that are relevant to Workbench ES are installed with LiveCycle ES. For information about installing LiveCycle ES, see the Installing and Configuring document.
Barcoded Forms The following samples feature the use of the Barcoded Forms service:
Route on Data Entry: Features processes and barcoded forms that enable students to change their name or status at Higher Learning University. Routing decisions are based on barcode data.
Route on Form Type: Similar to Route on data entry; however, routing decisions are based on the type of form used.
Connector for EMC DocumentumThe following samples demonstrate how to use the Content Repository Connector for EMC Documentum service to interact with a Documentum repository:
Archive Submitted Data: Demonstrates how to store submitted form data as XML in EMC Documentum Content Server.
Assemble PDF and Archive to ECM: Demonstrates how to assemble documents that are stored in the Documentum repository.
Render Forms From Submitted Data: Demonstrates how to retrieve form data that is stored in the Documentum repository, and render it with the associated form.
Render Reader-Enabled Forms With Data: Demonstrates how to create a process that renders a form that is stored in the Documentum repository. This sample also uses the Reader Extensions service to extend the usage rights of the form for use in Adobe Reader.
Connector for IBM FileNetThe following samples demonstrate how to use the Content Repository Connector for IBM FileNet service to interact with an IBM Filenet repository:
Archive Submitted Data: Demonstrates how to store submitted form data as XML in the IBM FileNet repository.
Assemble PDF and Archive to ECM: Demonstrates how to assemble documents that are stored in the IBM FileNet repository.
Render Forms from Submitted Data: Demonstrates how to retrieve form data that is stored in the IBM FileNet repository, and render it with the associated form.
Render Reader-enabled Forms With Data: Demonstrates how to create a process that renders a form that is stored in the IBM FileNet repository. This sample also uses the Reader Extensions service to extend the usage rights of the form for use in Adobe Reader.
Content ServicesThe following sample processes are used by the Mortgage Loan Application process:
Archive Internal Loan Application Form Data: Demonstrates how to store submitted for data in the repository. This process is invoked when the user clicks the Submit button on the loan application.
Process Loan Application: Demonstrates how to archive the form and starts the review process.
Render Document From CS: Demonstrates how to render the submitted loan form in Workspace ES.
Render Loan Application Form: Demonstrates how to render the Loan application form when the user selects Fill Form.
Convert PDFThe Convert PDF To Image Or PostScript sample demonstrates how to create a process that converts a PDF document to an image or PostScript file. The sample uses either a watched folder endpoint or a client Java program to invoke the process.
Data ServicesThe Create Mortgage Application sample demonstrates the invocation of a process from a Adobe Flex application using a remoting endpoint. The Adobe Flex® application invokes the CreateMortgageApplication process.
Digital SignaturesThe Verifying Digital Signatures sample demonstrates how to use the Signature service to verify the digital signatures that a PDF document contains.
EventsThe following samples demonstrate how to use events in processes:
Event Correlation: Demonstrates how to throw an event in a process. This sample highlights how to set event data when throwing event types.
Event Correlation Start Point: Demonstrates how to use an event start point to invoke a process. This sample highlights how to filter event data and save event data in process variables.
Event Generation and Receipt: Demonstrates how to throw and receive events, and highlights how event data is specified for the event throw and saved to process variables when received.
Exception Handling: Demonstrates how to use exception event catches to handle errors, including notification and enabling the rollback of transactions.
Timeout: Demonstrates how timer events can be used to define time-outs for an action. Time-outs are defined by using both elapsed time and specific dates from a business calendar.
FormsThe following samples feature the use of the Forms service:
Data Extraction and Apply XSLT: Demonstrates how to extract data from a PDF form and transform the data to HTML by using XSLT.
Data Extraction and Update DB: Demonstrates how to extract data from a PDF form and persist the data to a database.
Data Lookup: Demonstrates how a PDF form is rendered with data from a database.
Prepopulate LDAP Query: Demonstrates how to query an LDAP server and use the retrieved data to render a PDF form.
FoundationThe following samples demonstrate how to use services that are provided with LiveCycle Foundation, as well as the event framework.
E-mail: Demonstrates how to use the Email service to send email with attachments and to receive email.
File Transfer Protocol (FTP): Demonstrates how to use the FTP service to upload a file to an FTP server, download the same file into a document variable, and delete the file from the FTP server.
File System: Demonstrates how to use the File Utilities service to copy a file from one location in the file system to another. This sample uses patterns to identify the path of the target file.
Java Messaging Service (JMS): Demonstrates how to use the JMS service to interact with a JMS server to send messages to queues, receive messages from queues, and publish messages to topics.
JDBC: Demonstrates how to use the JDBC service to query a database to retrieve one or more rows of data and then save the data in an XML variable.
LDAP: Demonstrates how to use the LDAP service to retrieve data from an LDAP server and save the data in variables.
Variable Logger: Demonstrates how to use the Variable Logger service to implement a logging facility for a process.
Web Service: Demonstrates how to use the Web Service service to invoke a publicly available web service that generates lottery numbers.
XSLT: Demonstrates how to use the XSLT service to transform XML data using an XSL transformation.
Foundation Components - BankThe CreateCustomerAndBankAccount sample process demonstrates how to use the AccountService and CustomerService services that the CustomComponent sample provides.
Foundation Components - Send EmailThe SendEmail sample process demonstrates how to use the SendEmailService service that the CustomComponent sample provides.
LiveCycle ESThe following samples feature processes that use multiple LiveCycle ES services:
Acceptance Confirmation: Demonstrates how to verify digital signatures that a PDF document contains, using the results to determine a response. This sample features the use of the Signature service, Forms service, and use of a Watched Folder endpoint.
Dynamic Document Generation: Demonstrates how to convert different types of documents to PDF, assemble them in a single PDF document, and then extend the usage rights of the PDF document for use with Adobe Reader. This sample features the use of the Convert PDF service, the Assembler service, and the Reader Extensions service. It also features the use of a loop in a process.
End-to-end Mortgage Application: Demonstrates how to leverage multiple LiveCycle ES solution components in a human-centric business process. This sample features the use of events and subprocesses.
End-to-end Mortgage Application Generate Credit Check: This sample is a continuation of the End-to-end Mortgage Application sample. It demonstrates the creation, signing, and sending of a credit check document.
End-to-end Mortgage Application Receive Agreement: This sample is a continuation of the End-to-end Mortgage Application sample. It demonstrates the process of sending the final agreement for the loan.
Mortgage Loan - Prebuilt: This sample is a prebuilt result of the Creating Your First LiveCycle ES Application.
Receives credit check by email: This sample is a continuation of the End-to-end Mortgage Application sample. It demonstrates how the credit check is received through email.
Secure Form Creation: Demonstrates how to certify and policy-protect a PDF form, and then enable the form for use with Adobe Reader. This sample features the use of a Watched Folder endpoint, the Signature service, Rights Management service, and the Reader Extensions service.
Simple Mortgage Loan-Flex: Is similar to Simple Mortgage Loan - PDF, except that it uses an Adobe Flex application to gather data.
Simple Mortgage Loan-Form Guide: Is similar to Simple Mortgage Loan - PDF, except that it uses a form guide to illustrate multipage data gathering.
Simple Mortgage Loan-HTML: Is similar to Simple Mortgage Loan - PDF, except that it uses an HTML form.
Simple Mortgage Loan-PDF: Demonstrates how to invoke a process by using Workspace ES and a PDF form. This sample features the use of routing conditions to make decisions based on form data.
Verify Signature Status: Demonstrates how to verify signature status.
OutputThe following samples feature the use of the Output service:
Fax Details in Metadata: Demonstrates how to send a PDF document and command file to a fax server's watched folder.
Letter With Attachment: Demonstrates how to render an email message as a PDF document and attach the email attachments to the PDF document. The PDF document is sent in an email message as a response to the original email. This sample features the use of the Assembler, XSLT, File Utilities, and Email services, as well as the use of a loop in a process.
Render Template in Multiple Formats: Demonstrates how to render an XDP file to multiple formats, such as a PCL file, a PDF document, and a TIFF image.
PDF GeneratorThe following samples feature the use of the Generate PDF service:
Convert All File Types to PDF: Demonstrates how to convert different file formats to PDF.
Convert Tiff to PDF: Demonstrates how to convert a captured or faxed image to a searchable PDF document.
Filter Log File in PST to PDF Conversion: Demonstrates how to filter the log file, which is generated during the conversion of files to PDF, where each file has one of these file name extensions: .ps, .eps, .prn.
Reader ExtensionsThe following samples feature the use of the Reader Extensions service:
Dynamically Apply Rights: Demonstrates how to extend the usage rights of a document according to information in an input XML file. The process is invoked through a Watched Folder endpoint.
Review and Commenting: Demonstrates how to extend the usage rights of a document or form so that users can review the document and add their comments by using Adobe Reader.
Rights Management The following samples feature the use of the Rights Management service:
Apply Policy: Demonstrates how to secure a PDF document with a policy.
Register Apply Policy Sample: Demonstrates how to register a policy.
Revoke on Print: Demonstrates how to revoke a policy-protected document after it is printed.
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