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When you add scripts to a form you create in Designer,
you must decide where those scripts will execute: either on the
client application, on the server, or on both the client and the
server. If you choose to execute your scripts on the server in any
way, your form must be deployed in conjunction with Adobe LiveCycle
ES3 Forms 10 so that the form and its data can return to the server
when the script executes. After the script executes, the form is
re-rendered and posted back to the end user. Executing scripts on
the server provides you with access to the full XML Form Object
Model objects, scripting properties, and scripting methods.
If you choose to run your scripts on the client application,
there are restrictions to the scope of the XML Form Object Model
you can access, and even what scripting language you can use. This
section discusses the considerations you need to keep in mind when
creating scripts for HTML forms or Guides.
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