I have managed a work around to the problem. Instead of using the setField
method to change the field values, I am now extracting the XFA data and
changing the necessary tag values in the xml. I then take the XFA form src
and replace the XFA stream with the updated xml.
Regards,
Dee
DeeJay wrote
>
> I have tried using the index as indicated, however it only changes the
> Description field when the index is 0. The other indexes seem to have no
> effect. Also I get back an empty Map and Set when I call the respective
> methods:
>
> Map<String, Item> fieldMap = form.getFields();
> Set<String> fields = form.getFields().keySet();
>
> I am able to get fields using the getFields(name) method.
>
>
>
> Paulo Soares-4 wrote
>>
>> acroFields.setField("Description[k]","MyDescription") should work. k
>> is the index to the repetition.
>>
>> Paulo
>>
>>
>
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