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User Manual: adobe Adobe LiveCycle Data Services - ES2 3.1 - Overview Free User Guide for Adobe LiveCycle Software, Manual
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- Contents
- Chapter 1: Getting started with LiveCycle Data Services
- Introducing LiveCycle Data Services
- Building and deploying LiveCycle Data Services applications
- Chapter 2: System architecture
- Client and server architecture
- Channels and endpoints
- About channels and endpoints
- Configuring channels with servlet-based endpoints
- Configuring channels with NIO-based endpoints
- Using cross domain policy files with the NIO server
- Channel and endpoint recommendations
- Using LiveCycle Data Services clients and servers behind a firewall
- Testing channel and endpoint performance under load
- Managing session data
- Data serialization
- Chapter 3: Controlling data traffic
- Data throttling
- Deserialization validators
- Advanced data tuning
- Message delivery with adaptive polling
- Measuring message processing performance
- Chapter 4: RPC services
- Using RPC services
- Client-side RPC components
- Server-side services, destinations, and adapters
- RPC channels
- Types of client-side RPC components
- Using an RPC component
- RPC components versus other technologies
- HTTP services and web services
- Explicit parameter passing with HTTPService components
- Explicit parameter passing with WebService components
- Binding with HTTPService components
- Binding with WebService components
- Adding SOAP headers to web service requests
- Clearing SOAP headers
- Redirecting a web service to a different URL
- Remote objects
- Handling service events
- Handling service results
- Handling asynchronous calls to services
- Using server-side logging with RPC services
- Using RPC services
- Chapter 5: Message Service
- Using the Message Service
- Introducing the Message Service
- Working with Producer components
- Working with Consumer components
- Using a pair of Producer and Consumer components in an application
- Message selectors and subtopics
- Multitopic producers and consumers
- Pushing messages from the server
- Configuring the Message Service
- Using server-side logging with the Message Service
- Connecting to the Java Message Service (JMS)
- Using the Message Service
- Chapter 6: Data Management Service
- Introducing the Data Management Service
- Data Management Service clients
- Data Management Service configuration
- Custom assemblers
- Standard assemblers
- Hierarchical data
- Data paging
- Occasionally connected clients
- Server push
- Chapter 7: Model-driven applications
- Building your first model-driven application
- Building an offline-enabled application
- Customizing client-side functionality
- Customizing server-side functionality
- Generating database tables from a model
- Creating a client for an existing service destination
- Configuring a data source
- Configuring RDS on the server
- Building the client application
- Using server-side logging with the Model Assembler
- Setting Hibernate properties for a model in a Hibernate configuration file
- Configuring the model deployment service
- Entity utility
- Chapter 8: Edge Server
- Connecting an Edge Server to a server in the application tier
- Example application configuration
- Creating a merged configuration for client compilation
- Edge Server authentication and authorization
- Restricting access from the Edge Server with white lists and black lists
- Connecting Flex clients to an Edge Server
- Handling missing Java types at the edge tier
- JMX management
- Chapter 9: Generating PDF documents
- Chapter 10: Run-time configuration
- Chapter 11: Administering LiveCycle Data Services applications
- Logging
- Security
- Clustering
- Integrating Flex applications with portal servers
- Chapter 12: Additional programming topics