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LIVECYCLE ES4 OVERVIEW
About Adobe LiveCycle Enterprise Suite 4
Last updated 1/15/2015
This illustration provides a closer view of how the key product components fit together within the server architecture.
The development area includes Workbench tools and the repository. Development of forms and Guides (deprecated),
process flows, and related collateral is done in Workbench. The Eclipse-based development environment can also
include Flash Builder (available separately). You can use Flash Builder to develop RIAs, create custom components for
use in Guides (deprecated), customize Workspace, and more. (See
LiveCycle Workspace Help.)
Note: The Flex Worksapce is deprecated for AEM forms. It is available for the LiveCycle ES4 release.
The resultant design assets are stored in the repository, which provides versioning and maintains resource
dependencies. This central storage and maintenance model promotes the reusability of artifacts, enables developers to
collaborate on application development, and provides security within the development environment.
The common invocation layer ensures consistent interaction with the server through various invocation methods. It
supports programmatic and non-programmatic invocation methods, including web services, Java APIs, watched
folders, and email-based invocation methods. All of these invocation methods are available to use with any service.
LiveCycle provides integration adapters to ensure compatibility with your enterprise back-end systems. These back-
end systems include user directories, authentication systems, ECM systems, web services, JMS, Java Remote Method
Invocation (RMI), and email.
The LiveCycle service-oriented architecture maximizes the scalability and reusability of services. It ensures that you
can easily add, remove, and upgrade services. User authentication, service deployment, and invocation are all managed
within a common server infrastructure to ensure system security and performance.
Using cross-platform clients, such as Adobe Reader, Flash Player, and Adobe AIR™, you can ensure that your
applications will be easily accessible, immediately usable, and consistent across platforms and devices.
The Adobe AIR run time lets developers use proven web technologies to build RIAs that deploy to the desktop and run
across operating systems. Adobe AIR offers an exciting new way to engage customers with innovative, branded,
desktop applications without requiring changes to existing technology, people, or processes.
Customer Applications, Systems, and Devices
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Versioning
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Data Management
Messaging
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Manage Policies
Audit Documents
Rights Management Console
Manager View
HTML Workspace
Apply Usage Rights
Reader Extensions Console
Designer
Model and Create Processes
Workbench
PhoneGap™
Flash Builder
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Development Tools
- LIVECYCLE 1
- ES4 OVERVIEW 1
- Legal notices 2
- Contents 3
- Who should read this document 5
- Additional information 5
- Enterprise Suite 4 6
- Key LiveCycle components 7
- LiveCycle modules 8
- New SKUs in LiveCycle ES4 9
- Architecture 10
- Last updated 1/15/2015 11
- LiveCycle example scenarios 12
- Deployment 14
- Deployment phases 15
- Chapter 3: Foundation 16
- Process archive and deletion 17
- Service registry 18
- Scripted deployment 18
- Event management 20
- Administration Console 21
- Launch Pad 21
- Model and create processes 22
- Design forms 23
- Process Management 25
- Workspace 26
- LIVECYCLE ES4 OVERVIEW 27
- Key capabilities 29
- Forms Manager 31
- How Forms works 31
- Reader Extensions 33
- Key features 34
- How Reader Extensions works 34
- Two-dimensional barcodes 35
- Rights Management 39
- Mobile Reader 40
- Rights Management security 41
- Digital Signatures 43
- Encryption 45
- How Output works 49
- PDF Generator 50
- How PDF Generator works 52
- Correspondence Management 55
- Chapter 9: Content Management 56
- • Portals 57
- • Workspace 57
- Chapter 10: Data Services 60
- How Data Services works 61
- Using Data Services 62
- Common category 64
- Content Services category 66
- Digital Signatures category 66
- Forms category 66
- Foundation category 67
- Output category 67
- PDF Generator category 67
- Reader Extensions category 67
- Rights Management category 68
- Process Management category 68
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