Check out this short video that shows how OpenContent Forms can utilize an Adobe form as a template for PDF output for data from a dynamic web form and ECM backend.
well documented.
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- Federated Content Management – Enterprise Search with a new moniker? November 14, 2019One troubling point we continue to see in our industry space, whether it be content management providers like Nuxeo, ASG or even analysts like Gartner, is a continued push around the benefits of a federation search, often as an alternative to migration. This post will explore federated content management with a comparison to a very […]
- AWS with DynamoDB for Content Management – Reference Architecture & Cost Estimate November 8, 2019TSG has recently been working with multiple clients who are considering whether to deploy their Content Management platform in the Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud instead of on premise. The discussion typically boils down to “how much would it cost for me to deploy this in the cloud vs procuring hardware and software licenses?” This […]
can we please let us know how the generated pdf can be exported to Documentum content server
Srivathsa,
It’s already there. The form is an object in Documentum as JSON. After creating the PDF by merging the form data with the Adobe form, it is set as the PDF rendition of the form object.