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CONTENTS ADOBE LIVECYCLE TUTORIAL - DATA SERVICES ES DOCUMENTATION Chapter 1: About LiveCycle Data Services ES Documentation Using this manual Accessing related documentation Viewing online documentation Typographical conventions PART 1: DEVELOPING DATA SERVICES APPLICATIONS Chapter 2: Taking the LiveCycle Data Services ES Test Drive Getting started with the Test Drive About the Test Drive sample applications Sample 1: Accessing data using an HTTP service Sample 2: Accessing data using a web service Sample 3: Accessing data using Java RPC Sample 4: Flex Programming Model 101 Sample 5: Updating data Sample 6: Publish-subscribe messaging (data push use case) Sample 7: Publish-subscribe messaging (collaboration use case) Sample 8: Data Management Service Chapter 3: Understanding LiveCycle Data Services ES About LiveCycle Data Services ES About RPC services Using RPC components with LiveCycle Data Services ES About data management About messaging Using LiveCycle Data Services ES with Adobe Flex Builder Chapter 4: Using the Messaging Framework Configuring message channels Using RTMP and secure RTMP channels Using AMF and secure AMF channels Using HTTP and secure HTTP channels Configuring channel endpoints Working with session data Using custom error handling Chapter 5: Understanding RPC Components About RPC components RemoteObject components WebService components HTTPService components Example: An RPC component Handling results of RPC operations Comparing the RPC feature to other technologies Client-side processing and server-side processing Data source access Flash Professional data management Adobe LiveCycle Tutorial Good tutorials pdf livecycle designer Software user guide Manuals free adobe Help me livecycle extensions Bible livecycle reader Table of Contents Chapter 6: Creating RPC Clients Declaring an RPC component Using an RPC component with a server-side destination Configuring a destination Using a service without server-side configuration Calling a service Using explicit parameter passing Using parameter binding Setting properties for RemoteObject methods or WebService operations Calling services in ActionScript Handling service results Handling results as XML with the e4x result format Binding a service result to other objects Handling result and fault events Using a service with binding, validation, and event listeners Handling asynchronous calls to services Using the Asynchronous Completion Token design pattern Making a service call when another call is completed Using features specific to RemoteObject components Accessing Java objects in the source path Accessing EJBs and other objects in JNDI Reserved method names Using features specific to WebService components Reading WSDL documents RPC-oriented operations and document-oriented operations Stateful web services Working with SOAP headers Chapter 7: Configuring RPC Services on the Server Understanding destination configuration Message channels Destination adapters Security Default HTTP service destination Configuring destination properties Remote object properties Web service properties HTTP service properties Configuring the Proxy Service Chapter 8: Understanding Flex Messaging About messaging Using messaging in an application Understanding the messaging architecture Message Service Message channels JMS message adapter Chapter 9: Creating Messaging Clients Using messaging in a Flex application Working with Producer components Creating a Producer component in MXML Creating a Producer component in ActionScript Sending a message to a destination Adding extra information to a message Resending messages and timing out requests Working with Consumer components Creating a Consumer component in MXML Creating a Consumer component in ActionScript Subscribing to a destination Filtering messages with a message selector Using subtopics Using a pair of Producer and Consumer components in an application Chapter 10: Configuring Messaging on the Server Understanding Message Service configuration Message Service destinations Message channels Message Service adapters Security Configuring Message Service destinations Referencing message channels Setting network properties Setting server properties Referencing Message Service adapters Configuring the JMS adapter Creating a custom Message Service adapter Chapter 11: Understanding Data Management About the Data Management Service Comparing the Data Management Service and RPC approaches Understanding the flow of data Resolving data synchronization conflicts Securing data Working with managed collections on the client Maintaining object identities Chapter 12: Creating Distributed Data Clients Creating a distributed data application How the Data Management Service works Creating a DataService component Filling and releasing data from an ArrayCollection Working with single data items About the DataStore object Connecting and disconnecting Caching data locally and offline Automatically routing data messages Manually routing data messages Handling errors Controlling whether clients receive pushed changes Controlling pushed changes Providing authorization information Mapping client-side objects to Java objects Handling data synchronization conflicts Chapter 13: Configuring Data Management on the Server About Data Management Service configuration Data Management Service destinations Message channels Data Management Service data adapters Security Configuring Data Management Service destinations Referencing message channels Configuring network elements Using transactions Uniquely identifying data items Caching data items Synchronizing data automatically Chapter 14: Working with Data Adapters and Assemblers Understanding data adapters Using the Java adapter and assemblers Using custom assemblers Using the Hibernate assembler Using the SQL assembler Using the ActionScript object adapter Managing hierarchical collections Using on-demand paging Pushing data changes from the server to clients Chapter 15: Using Factories Using the factory mechanism Chapter 16: Serializing Data Serializing between ActionScript and Java Converting data from ActionScript to Java Explicitly mapping ActionScript and Java objects Converting data from Java to ActionScript Configuring AMF serialization on a channel Using custom serialization Chapter 17: Generating PDF Documents About the PDF generation feature Using the PDF generation feature Writing the remote object (Java) class Configuring a Remoting Service destination Chapter 18: Integrating Flex Applications with Portal Servers Using a portal server Enabling a portlet Logging Caching of producer portlets Deploying on a portal server Deploying with a LiveCycle Data Services ES web application. Deploying without a LiveCycle Data Services ES web application Deploying on JBoss Portal Deploying on WebLogic Portal Deploying on WebSphere Portal 5.1 or WAS 6.0 Chapter 19: Setting Quality of Service for Message Delivery About the quality of service feature Using a custom queue processor Creating a custom queue processor Configuring a custom queue processor Chapter 20: Using Flex with JSP About the Flex 2 Tag Library for JSP Using the Flex 2 Tag Library for JSP Limitations Flex 2 Tag Library for JSP reference Chapter 21: Using AJAX Data Services About AJAX Data Services When to use AJAX Data Services Requirements for using AJAX Data Services Running the AJAX Data Service sample Using AJAX Data Services Initializing AJAX Data Services Reading data with AJAX Data Services Updating data with AJAX Data Services FDMSLibrary methods Limitations of AJAX Data Services AJAX Data Services API reference Chapter 22: Using the Flex AJAX Bridge About the Flex AJAX Bridge When to use the Flex AJAX Bridge Requirements for using the AJAX Bridge Running the AJAX Bridge samples Using the AJAX Bridge Automatic memory management Manually destroying objects Handling exceptions Limitations of the AJAX Bridge Chapter 23: Using Run-Time Configuration About run-time configuration Configuring components with a bootstrap service Configuring components with a remote object Using assemblers with run-time configuration Accessing dynamic components with a Flex client application Chapter 24: Building Overview About the Flex development tools Configuration files Compilers Debugger Loggers About application files Component classes SWC files Other assets Chapter 25: Directory Structure Installation directory structure LiveCycle Data Services ES installation directory structure Flex 2 SDK installation directory structure Flex Builder installation directory structure Development directory structure Flex file types LiveCycle Data Services ES application directory structure Flex 2 SDK directory structure Compiling an application About case sensitivity during a compile Compiling a LiveCycle Data Services ES application Compiling a Flex 2 SDK application Compiling a Flex Builder application Deployment directory structure LiveCycle Data Services ES deployment directory structure Flex 2 SDK deployment directory structure Chapter 26: Using the Flex Compilers About the Flex compilers About the application compilers About the component compiler About the command-line compilers Command-line syntax Using abbreviated option names Invoking the command-line compilers with Java About configuration files Locating configuration files Configuration file syntax About option precedence Using the application compiler About the application compiler options Basic example Adding metadata to SWF files Setting the file encoding Editing application settings Using SWC files About incremental compilation Using the component compiler About the component compiler options Compiling stand-alone components and classes Compiling components in packages Compiling components using namespaces Adding utility classes Adding nonsource classes Creating themes Viewing errors and warnings Viewing warnings and errors About deprecation About logging About SWC files About included SWC files Distributing SWC files Using components in SWC files About manifest files Chapter 27: Using the Command-line Debugger About debugging Using the command-line debugger Command-line debugger limitations Command-line debugger shortcuts Using the default browser About the source files Invoking the command-line debugger Starting a session with the stand-alone debugger version of Flash Player Starting a session in a browser with LiveCycle Data Services ES Starting a session in a browser without LiveCycle Data Services ES Configuring the command-line debugger Using the command-line debugger commands Running the debugger Setting breakpoints Accessing commands from a file Changing data values Viewing file contents Printing stack traces Getting status Handling faults Getting help Terminating the session PART 2: ADMINISTERING DATA SERVICES APPLICATIONS Chapter 28: Using Configuration Files About configuration files Application and server terminology Applying license keys Root variables Configuration files layout Flex 2 SDK configuration Command-line compiler configuration JVM configuration LiveCycle Data Services ES configuration Compiler configuration JVM configuration Data services configuration Servlet configuration Logging configuration Server-side caching configuration Production mode Configuring mappings Configuring directory browsing Flash Player configuration Chapter 29: Configuring Data Services About service configuration files Securing destinations Passing credentials from client-side components Passing credentials to a remote service Basic authentication Login adapters Using software clustering Processing messages Defining and referencing a cluster Monitoring and managing services MBean creation and registration MBean naming conventions Creating a custom MBean for a custom ServiceAdapter class About data services class loading Web-tier compiler class loading Data services class loading Using data services without the web-tier compiler Chapter 30: Deploying Flex Applications About deploying an application Deployment options Deploying Flex 2 SDK applications Deploying LiveCycle Data Services ES applications Compiling for deployment Enabling accessibility Preventing users from viewing your source code Enabling production mode Disabling incremental compilation Using a headless server Deployment checklist Types of network access Step 1. Create a list of server-side resources Step 2. Verify access from server to server inside your firewall Step 3. Verify access to your servers from outside the firewall Step 4. Configure the proxy server Step 5. Create a cross-domain policy file Chapter 31: Creating a Wrapper About the wrapper About the Flex Builder wrapper About the wrapper generated by LiveCycle Data Services ES About the HTML templates Creating a wrapper About the HTML page About the JavaScript file Adding features to the wrapper Customizing the wrapper Adding Express Install to your wrapper Adding history management to your wrapper About the < object > and < embed > tags Unsupported properties Requesting an MXML file without the wrapper Chapter 32: Using Express Install About Express Install Editing your wrapper Adding Express Install script to the wrapper Understanding the Express Install script Configuring Express Install on LiveCycle Data Services ES Alternatives to Express Install Chapter 33: Logging About logging Using the debugger version of Flash Player Configuring the debugger version of Flash Player Determining Flash Player version in Flex Client-side logging and debugging Configuring the debugger version of Flash Player to record trace() output Using the global trace() method Using the Logging API Compiler logging Web-tier logging Configuring web application logging Configuring web-tier compiler logging Server-side service logging Chapter 34: Applying Flex Security About the Flex security model Declarative and programmatic security approaches compared Client security overview Server security overview Loading assets Data compared to content Loading remote assets Loading local assets Using J2EE authentication Using container-based authentication Using authentication to control access to Flex applications Using secured services Making other connections Using RTMP Using sockets Using the LocalConnection class Using SSL Using secure endpoints with LiveCycle Data Services ES Using secure endpoints without LiveCycle Data Services ES Writing secure Flex applications MXML tags with security restrictions Disabling viewSourceURL Remove sensitive information from SWF files Input validation ActionScript Using passwords Storing persistent data with the SharedObject class Configuring client security settings About the mm.cfg file About the mms.cfg file About FlashPlayerTrust files Using the Settings Manager Other resources Chapter 35: Configuring JRun About JRun application servers Limitations of the JRun application server About the default web applications Starting and stopping JRun servers Adding and removing servers Configuring JRun servers Changing port numbers Creating a web application Configuring the hot-deploy feature Using virtual directories Enabling and disabling directory browsing Configuring JRun logging Using the sniffer Index