Error called get request

[Encamina]

Hi, I'm trying to send a GET request with Net.HTTP.request to http://dummy.restapiexample.com/ , actually I'm calling this endpoint: http://dummy.restapiexample.com/api/v1/employee/7052

No matter what I try I always get this error:

NotAllowedError: Security settings prevent access to this property or method.

It's a js which is being called at document level, improved security is disabled and I've also tried enabling it.

the code is -->

//<Document-Level>

//<ACRO_source>Init</ACRO_source>

//<ACRO_script>

/**** pertenece a: Document-Level:Init ****/

myTrustedFunction = app.trustedFunction(

    function()

    {

        this.getField("textAJAX").display = display.hidden;

        console.println("2 - ");

        Net.HTTP.request({

            cVerb: 'GET',

            cURL: 'http://dummy.restapiexample.com/api/v1/employee/7052',

            oHandler: {

                response: function(msg, uri, err) {

                    if (err != undefined) {

                        app.alert(msg)

                    } else {

                        console.println("1");

                        var stream = msg;

                        console.println(stream);

                    };

                }

            }

        });

    }

);

//</ACRO_script>

[Thom Parker]

This is a privileged operation.  If you want to run it from a document script, then the document has to be trusted. You can do this by marking it as trusted in the "Enhanced Security" Preference, or by digitally certifying it with scripting privileges. Otherwise it has to be done from a trusted function in a folder level script.

[Encamina]

Thx, in acrobat is working.

But it doesn't work in Adobe Reader.

The steps were:
"You can do this by marking it as trusted in the "Enhanced Security" Preference"

Code:

myTrustedFunction = app.trustedFunction(

    function()

    {

        var drop= this.getField("dropEmp");

        drop.setItems(new Array([]));

        var employee=[["",""]];

        app.alert("Reader");

        Net.HTTP.request({

            cVerb: 'GET',

            cURL: 'http://dummy.restapiexample.com/api/v1/employees',

            oHandler: {

                response: function(msg, uri, err) {

                    if (err != undefined) {

                        app.alert(msg)

                    } else {                                               

                        var stream = msg;

                        console.println(msg);

                        var string = SOAP.stringFromStream( stream );

                        var json= JSON.parse(string);

                        for (var i = 0; i < 5; i++) {                           

                            employee.push(

                                [

                                    json.id.toString(),

                                    json.id.toString()

                                ]);   

                        }

                       drop.setItems(employee);                        

                    };

                }

            }

        }); 

    }

);

myTrustedFunction();

[Bernd Alheit]

You need special forms rights for the use in Acrobat Reader.

[Encamina]

Ok, sample? documentation?

I'm a new user.

[Bernd Alheit]

In the past it was possible with the product Adobe LiveCycle Reader Extensions. Now it is part of AEM Forms.

[Encamina]

Funciones de AEM | Adobe Experience Manager ?

it isn't possible with Adobe Acrobat forms?

[Bernd Alheit]

The reader extensions can be applied to Acrobat forms.

[Encamina]

Ok, how?

how do I apply the extension?

I don't know

[Bernd Alheit]

Do you own AEM?

[Encamina]

I only use Adobe Acrobat Pro Dc and Adobe Reader (used by end user)

[Bernd Alheit]

It is not possible with Adobe Acrobat.

[Encamina]

Forgetting about AEM.

In a created form in Adobe Acrobat, it is impossible to use Net.HTTP.request in Adobe Reader?

[Bernd Alheit]

You can use it in Reader when you apply the special form rights to the form!

[Encamina]

And how can we do that? Do you know about any documentation explaining the steps to do that?

Thanks

[Bernd Alheit]

May be that you can find the information in the documentation of AEM Forms.

[Encamina]

We are not using AEM Forms and we cannot use them. We are creating the form using Adobe Acrobat Pro, in which the Net.HTTP.request() call works perfectly, but when we open the form with Adobe Reader this call doesn't work. We have tried to save the form with the following option but it doesn't work neither:

Any clue about next steps? Thanks!

[Bernd Alheit]

Read my replies.

[Encamina]

Are you talking about this replies? As I told you we are not using AEM forms and we cannot use them:

[Bernd Alheit]

I mean this software:

Adobe Experience Manager Help | Introduction to AEM Forms

[Thom Parker]

There are many different "Rights" or "Reader Extensions" that can be added to a PDF that will allow it to do all kinds of things in Reader. These "Rights" are basically digital certificates.  Some of the most basic "Rights" can be applied with Acrobat Pro. But there are many more, and these requires a special server and have to be purchased (Note: can be insanely expensive). Over the years the name of this server, and exact names and granularity of the rights have changed. These days it's part of the AEM servers. This has nothing to do with AEM forms, its just part of that thing now.

[Test Screen Name]

To put it another way, you CANNOT do this in Reader unless you have a budget in the many tens of thousands of dollars. So, instead, you need to buy Acrobat for every single user. That is your choice.

[Bernd Alheit]

You must use the trusted function in a folder level file.