Hi,
Yes, you need to create a PDF template with Adobe Livecycle Designer with the
relevant fields. Then your Flex app must send XML data to your PDF remote
object (residing on the LCDS Server) with the name of the XML nodes matching
those of the fields in the PDF template (for data binding).
I have written a number of recipes in the Flex Cookbook beta website about PDF
generation.
LCDS: Using the PDFResourceServlet to read the generated PDF
http://cookbooks.adobe.com/post_LCDS__Using_the_PDFResourceServlet_to_read_the_gen-13726.html
LCDS: Creating a PDF form with localized captions
http://cookbooks.adobe.com/post_LCDS__Creating_a_PDF_form_with_localized_captions-13166.html
LCDS: Displaying a datagrid in a generated PDF
http://cookbooks.adobe.com/post_LCDS__Displaying_a_datagrid_in_a_generated_PDF-13886.html
LCDS: Displaying pictures dynamically loaded by Flex in a generated PDF
http://cookbooks.adobe.com/post_LCDS__Displaying_pictures_dynamically_loaded_by_Fl-13267.html
Best regards,
Karl Sigiscar.
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> I just looked at it a little bit, and it appears to be a solution to a niche
> problem, and does require a lot of server-side work, including a pre-built
> PFD template of the Flex app without any data.
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> http://www.adobe.
> <http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flex/articles/portable_ria.html>
> com/devnet/flex/articles/portable_ria.html looks cool. I haven't read
> through it yet but will have to see if it really REQUIRES LCDS.
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> "vikranth4u" <vikranth4u@> wrote:
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> > Hi
> > can anybody help me regarding how to write a code to open a pdf or doc
> file using flex
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