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LIVECYCLE ES4 OVERVIEW

Foundation

Last updated 1/15/2015

Services can be programmatically invoked from client applications that are developed by using a Java integrated

development environment (IDE). You can also invoke services from a Flex or Ajax RIA by using Data Services.

To develop a client application in a Java development environment, use Java APIs. LiveCycle also enables client

applications to invoke its services by using web services:

Invocation API: A Java API that can be used to programmatically invoke any service. Use the Invocation API to

invoke services, such as coordinate services that do not have strongly-typed APIs.

Strongly-typed Java API: A Java API that is used to invoke a specific service. A strongly-typed API is known as a

service client and is used to invoke only a specific service. That is, you cannot use a service client that belongs to one

service to invoke another service. These APIs can use RMI or SOAP as the communication protocol between the

client and the LiveCycle server.

Web services: Services in the service container that can be configured to expose a web service, with full support for

Web Services Definition Language (WSDL) generation. You can create a proxy library from any service’s WSDL

and, using the proxy library, you can invoke a service.

Watched folders: A service that can be invoked from a network folder that an administrator configured as a

watched folder through the Administration Console. When a file is placed in the folder, a service operation that

manipulates the file is invoked.

REST endpoints: LiveCycle creates REST endpoints. If you can design your short-lived orchestrations in such a

way that all input is programmatically picked up by actions within the orchestration, and if the output is a single

document, you can invoke the orchestration and get the output by using just a web browser.

Email: A service that can be invoked when a configured email account receives an email message, typically with a

PDF document as an attachment. A LiveCycle administrator configures the email account details through the

Administration Console. After LiveCycle performs the operation, it sends an email message to the recipient with a

modified PDF document attached.

For more information about invoking services, see Programming with LiveCycle.

For information about enabling the invocation of processes, see the Installing LiveCycle Workbench 11

For more information about configuring watched folders and email accounts for invoking services, see the

LiveCycle Administration Console Help.

User management and authentication

Foundation includes the User Manager component, which allows administrators to maintain a database for all users

and groups. This database is synchronized with one or more third-party user directories. User Manager provides

authentication, authorization, and user management for services.

User Manager enables Single Sign-On (SSO). SSO allows users to log in by using the Microsoft Windows®

authentication mechanism without needing to authenticate. The users can use out-of-box LiveCycle user interfaces

such as Workspace or Administration Console. SSO extends to PDF forms rendered within Adobe Reader that

leverage web services for prepopulation, look-ups, and data submission. In these cases, the authentication token is

leveraged to authenticate the web service call. The same pattern is applied to applications that are built using Flex and

remoting to call services that are part of LiveCycle.

Foundation authenticates any user who works with LiveCycle. User Manager implements role-based access control so

that administrators can associate users and groups with roles that are already part of the User Manager database. Role-

based access control requires access rights to be assigned to roles instead of to individual users. Using the User

Management pages in Administration Console, administrators assign appropriate roles to users or groups.

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