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Balav483
Balav483
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October 6, 2016
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Other possibility to communicate with web service other than SOAP in Adobe Reader

  • October 6, 2016
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Hi Team   

     Is there is other alternate method to communicate with web service other than SOAP using Java script in Adobe Reader.

Thanks

Bala

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Correct answer Karl Heinz Kremer

Yes, you can use FDF/XFDF to send data to the server and report information back to the document. Take a look at Doc.submitForm() method using the FDF/XFDF parameter: Acrobat DC SDK Documentation - Doc.submitForm()​ You will need form fields to send/receive data, but these can be hidden.

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Karl Heinz Kremer
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Karl Heinz KremerCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
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October 6, 2016

Yes, you can use FDF/XFDF to send data to the server and report information back to the document. Take a look at Doc.submitForm() method using the FDF/XFDF parameter: Acrobat DC SDK Documentation - Doc.submitForm()​ You will need form fields to send/receive data, but these can be hidden.

    Balav483
    Balav483Author
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    October 7, 2016

    Hi Karl

         Thanks for your replay.

         I tried with your above solution but i got some error.

         I want to send a value to the server (i am able to send the value to server) and i want to get the response from the server. (but how to recive response from server to form field is it is possible)

    i have tried with the below code in adobe reader 11:

       

         this.submitForm({

         cURL:"http://localhost:55182/Service1.asmx",

         cSubmitAs: "HTML"

         });

    and i have received the error as: an error occured during submit process. cannot process content type text/xml; charset=utf-8.

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    October 7, 2016

    Your web script needs to return a suitable format for filling form fields: XFDF or FDF. Though XFDF is XML, it must have a suitable content-type. So, yes, there is an alternative to SOAP. But if your question is really "can I connect to existing unmodified services that return general XML data" the answer is certainly "no".

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