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Submitting form to mysql database

fporter
Registered: Feb 8 2011
Posts: 1

Hello,
 
I have adobe live cycle designer. i want to take information submitted in a form and put that into a mysql database.
 
this is a complex question, but how would i do this? i don't have livecycle server. could i some how have the form exported as an xml and then read that xml data into the mysql database? possibly through php?
 
there are many levels to this i know. i think with the proper guidance i can figure it out. i know how to connect an html page via php to a mysql database. i figure if i take a live cycle form and open it in acrobat professional and export the xml schema then take that and build a database i would then need to somehow get the form connecting to the database and i imagine i could do that through php.
 
am i totally wrong? could i get some serious guidance? thank you!!!

My Product Information:
LiveCycle Designer, Windows
thomp
Expert
Registered: Feb 15 2006
Posts: 4411
Acrobat submits data to a server using an HTTPRequest, usually a PUT, but it can also submit using a GET. For a LiveCycle form the data format can be XML or XDP. Data is transmitted in the Body of the HTTPRequest. If you search the forums for "submit", you'll find posts that relate to this topic, and even some PHP code.

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