Monday, 30 July 2012

Integrating LiveCycle into Adobe CQ applications


As a user of Adobe Enterprise technologies, you can create an enterprise solution that uses functionality provided by Adobe CQ and LiveCycle ES. By combining the functionality of both server products, you can create applications to solve your business requirements. For example, assume that you want to place user submitted data into a PDF/A document for long-term storage. In this situation, you can call LiveCycle ES from an OSGi bundle and pass the data that was submitted from a CQ application. LiveCycle ES can place the data into a PDF/A document.

To read this full article, click this link:

https://helpx.adobe.com/experience-manager/using/integrating-livecycle-cq-applications.html


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Wednesday, 11 July 2012

Creating custom CQ email services


You can create a custom CQ email service that lets CQ users send email messages from a CQ web page. To create a CQ email service, you develop an OSGi bundle that uses the Java Mail API. You can also develop a JSP that uses JQuery that calls the OSGi service and passes data that is sent as an email message.
 A CQ email client

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