Our company has developed a very complicated Livecycle from that has traditionally been used internally on local computers and submitted via email from department to department.
We are looking to design a web-based application taht will use the same form, but display it in the web-browser to be filled out - without the form actually being downloaded onto the users machine (to prtect the source code)
Our developers are going to recreate the Livecycle forms in Html and embed the same Java script we have used for auto-populating drop-downs, validation, etc.
I would rather keep the ability I have to modify the forms in livecycle and have them displayed on the web application.
We are also going to use Mysql on the server to update and save the values in the form to a database.
Can anyone point me to the adobe product or examples of someone who has already done this in a web-based application?
Thank you
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FDFToolkit.net uses iTextSharp technologies,
and can populate PDF forms in a web browser,
and can parse PDF form submissions.
Check out FDFToolkit.net for more information:
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Regards,
Nick K.
NK-Inc.com
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