PS: I dont have permission to make a app run at boot time either :-(
On Mon, Feb 15, 2016 at 10:40 AM, John Lussmyer
wrote:
> So, install a Java app that starts when the system boots.
> It listens on a port, then your PDF can use
> http://localhost:789/didlysquat to submit the form to your java
Hi John,
I really like the idea of that solution - its very sexybut as it is it
is going to be a steep learning curve for me to do it the more manual way
of getting the file via email, saving it and then running the java app on
the file to scrape the data to ms access.
Perhaps I can tackle th
So, install a Java app that starts when the system boots.
It listens on a port, then your PDF can use http://localhost:789/didlysquat to
submit the form to your java app.
You java app doesn't need to be a full web server, just listen on the
appropriate port and catch the data.
On Sun Feb 14 13:3
Yeah all the Java runtimes Ave virtual machines are installed I tested
it.
On 15/02/2016 10:23 am, "Olaf Drümmer" wrote:
> But you have the rights to install a Java program?
>
> Olaf
>
> > On 14.02.2016, at 21:40, Al Grant wrote:
> >
> > I would not have the permission rights to install a we
But you have the rights to install a Java program?
Olaf
> On 14.02.2016, at 21:40, Al Grant wrote:
>
> I would not have the permission rights to install a web server :(
> On 15/02/2016 9:27 am, "John Lussmyer" wrote:
>
>> On Sun Feb 14 12:15:12 PST 2016 bigal...@gmail.com said:
>>> Thank you
I would not have the permission rights to install a web server :(
On 15/02/2016 9:27 am, "John Lussmyer" wrote:
> On Sun Feb 14 12:15:12 PST 2016 bigal...@gmail.com said:
> >Thank you for both your answers.
> >
> >The html is very appealing, but what I did not mention is in working
> >within a r
On Sun Feb 14 12:15:12 PST 2016 bigal...@gmail.com said:
>Thank you for both your answers.
>
>The html is very appealing, but what I did not mention is in working
>within a rather rigid IT environment.
>
>I won't be able to install a html server. So back to Java executable (which
>I can use) unles
Am 14.02.2016 um 21:15 schrieb Al Grant:
Thank you for both your answers.
The html is very appealing, but what I did not mention is in working
within a rather rigid IT environment.
I won't be able to install a html server. So back to Java executable (which
I can use) unless there is a better w
Thank you for both your answers.
The html is very appealing, but what I did not mention is in working
within a rather rigid IT environment.
I won't be able to install a html server. So back to Java executable (which
I can use) unless there is a better way?
Cheers
Al
On 15/02/2016 9:07 am, "Gil
As Tilman wrote, you can submit the data to a server and then handle it
from there, but you can't execute an executable from within the PDF. That
would be a huge security risk, as a Java application can easily delete
files on your system or do all kinds of other damages.
On Sun, Feb 14, 2016 at 8:
You can submit the form to a HTTP server as a POST or GET request. There
was a discussion about this in January, see thread "PBox Newbie Seeking
Immediate Solution"
https://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/pdfbox-users/201601.mbox/browser
In the PDF spec, look for "12.7.5.2 Submit-Form Action
Hi Gilad,
Well - both - using a javascript button on the PDF form to call a java
executeable to submit the data on the form to a database. But it doesnt
sound like javascript can call executeables?
I will probably have to have the form saved to the disk and then have the
java executeable given th
Java or JavaScript? The two are very different, despite the similar names.
You can't execute a Java file from within a PDF (luckily), but you can
attach (Acrobat) JavaScript code to a button in a PDF and have it execute
when the button is pressed, yes.
Hi Everybody,
I was wondering if it is possible to call/run a java script executeable
from for example a button in the pdf which triggers javascript that calls
the java file?
Cheers
-Al
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