Package com.adobe.livecycle.formsservice.client

Contains classes that enable you to create client applications that can invoke the Forms service, which sends forms across a network to client devices and enables you to retrieve data that is submitted with the form.

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AcrobatVersion	Represents the Acrobat version that is required to view the PDF form that the Forms service renders.
ActivityGuideRenderSpec	Enables you to define run-time options that control how the Forms service renders form guides.
FormModel	Specifies the location of where an HTML form is processed.
FormPreference	Represents a transformation type that is specified while rendering a form as HTML.
FormsResult	Provides access to the Forms service processing results, such as the data content, the transformation result, and the content type.
FormsServiceClient	Allows you to create a Java object that invokes operations that belong to the Forms service.
HTMLRenderSpec	Allows you to define run-time options that control how the Forms service renders HTML forms.
PDFFormRenderSpec	Enables you to define run-time options that control how the Forms service renders PDF forms.
RenderAtClient	Enables the delivery of PDF content by using the the client-side rendering capability of Acrobat 7.0 or later.
RenderOptionsSpec	Enables you to define run-time options that control how the Forms service renders forms and handles form submissions.
StyleGenerationLevel	Defines styles used by the Forms service when rendering HTML forms.
TransformTo	Represents HTML transformation types that are used by the renderHTMLForm or renderHTMLForm2 method.
URLSpec	Enables you to set URI values that are required by the Forms service when rendering forms.

Package com.adobe.livecycle.formsservice.client Description

Contains classes that enable you to create client applications that can invoke the Forms service, which sends forms across a network to client devices and enables you to retrieve data that is submitted with the form. For example, after a user fills in an interactive form and submits it, you can retrieve the data that the user entered in the form’s fields. You can then process the data in a variety of ways, such as performing calculations, storing it in an enterprise database, or sending it to another application.