Adobe Digital Enterprise Platform (ADEP)

This documentation includes information on administering the Experience Services - Core (CRX) with its embedded Content Repository, and explains how to develop content-centric applications, leveraging the provided Experience Services.

• Overview
  • Understanding the product architecture
  • Understanding the components and technologies
  • Using solutions to accelerate development
  • ADEP for exisitng LiveCycle and Day customers
  • ADEP editions, options, and extensions
• Creating your First Experience Services application

• Before you install
• Installing ADEP
  • System requirements
  • Running the Quickstart
  • Preparing your development environment
  • Deploying the SDK and samples
  • Integrating Experience Server with Document Server
  • Uninstalling Experience Services packages

• Configuring in a clustered environment
  • Clustering
  • Read-only clustering
  • Active clustering

• Administering
  • Security and Access Rights
  • Maintaining
  • LDAP
  • Administering Experience Services - Core (CRX)

• Getting Started
• Developing ADEP applications
• ADEP samples
• Experience Services - Core (CRX)
  • The Basics
  • Development tools
  • Reference content
  • Accessing JCR Connectors
  • Data Modeling
  • Search Features

• Creating your First Experience Services application
• Getting started as a developer
• Installing your development environment
• Installing samples and SDK packages
• Setting up and running the sample databasle
• Running Data Services sample applications
• Building a simple model-driven application
• Creating a simple composite application

• Developing ADEP applications/solutions
• Overview and frameworks for developers
• Creating an ADEP project
• Developing composite applications
• Adding business process management to a client application
• Creating a client application that access the Content Repository
• Adding a Guide component to a Flex client application
• Integrating with Document Services
• Model-driven RIA development
• Data Services
• Creating Data Services packages for the Experience Server
• Creating mobile applications
• Creating desktop applications
• ADEP Client Component Framework

• Authentication and single sign on
• Data integration
• Model-driven development
• Task management integration with Document Services
• Task management standalone

• JavaDocs API Reference
• ASDocs Reference
• Composite Application Framework JavaScript API Reference
• Composite Application Framework Task Reference
• Composite Application Framework XML Schema Reference

ADEP Document Services is an enterprise server platform that enables organizations to automate and streamline business processes that span systems, business rules, and departments. The platform provides all the tools required to design, implement, and automate the documents and processes that are used by your organization. Your organization can use these processes internally and with external customers and stakeholders.

•  Overview
  • Understanding Document Services
  • Understanding Foundation basics
  • Development tools
  • Business Process Management
  • Forms automation
  • Document information and security
  • Communications management
  • Content Management
  • Services/Modules matrix
• Creating your First Document Services application

• Introducing the services
  • Common services
    • Assembler
    • Barcoded Forms
    • Convert PDF
    • DocConverter
    • Encryption
    • Forms Data Integration
    • PDF utilities
    • XMP utilities
  • Foundation services
    • Decision Point
    • Email
    • Execute Script
    • FTP
    • File utilties
    • JDBC
    • LDAP
    • Repository
    • Set Value
    • Variable Logger
    • Web Service
    • XSLT Transformation
  • Digital Signatures
  • Forms
  • Output
  • PDF Generator
  • Reader Extensions
  • Rights Management
  • Connectors for ECM

• Supported Platforms
• Turnkey installation (JBoss only)
• Preparing your environment
• Installing (single node-manual configuration):
  • JBoss
  • WebLogic
  • WebSphere
• Configuring in a clustered environment
  • Preparing your environment
  • JBoss
  • WebLogic
  • WebSphere

• Updating the license type
• Configuring general Document Services settings
• Setting up and managing domains
• Configuring User Management
• Setting up and organizing users
• Connecting to a content management system
• Managing certificates and credentials
• Importing and managing applications and archives
• Managing Services
• Managing Endpoints
• Confiuring SSL
• Configuring and working with:
  • Forms
  • Output
  • PDF Generator
  • Process Management
  • Reader Extensions
  • Rights Management
  • Workspace
  • Sharepoint Connector
• Health Monitor
• Maintaining Document Services
• Maintaining the Document Services database
• Maintaining the application server
• Backup and recovery
• Troubleshooting

• Preparing to upgrade
• Upgrade checklist and planning
• Upgrading for JBoss Turnkey
• Upgrading to ADEP Document Services for:
  • JBoss
  • WebLogic
  • WebSphere

• Tools
  • Creating your First Document Services application
  • Using the Content Repository Connector DSC
  • Workbench
    • Installing Workbench
    • What's new in Workbench
    • Using Workbench
    • Creating and managing processes
    • Using data models with processes
    • Working with Guides
    • Using Document Builder
    • Creating device profiles with the XDC Editor
    • Variable types reference
    • Service/component reference
  • Designer
    • Getting started
    • Creating form designs
    • Guidelines for PDF forms
    • Working with data sources
    • Creating accessible forms
    • Setting security
    • Creating forms for process management
    • FormCalc reference
    • Designer scripting basics
    • Designer scripting reference
    • Target version reference
• Programmer (SDK)
• Reference material
  • JavaDoc API Reference
  • ActionScript Language Reference
  • Error Code Reference

• Application samples
• Service specific samples

• Document Services
• Designer