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I joined Adobe in 2002. The first 5 years I have been evangelizing the LiveCycle platform and Flex towards the enterprise market.

Since December 2009 I am working on business development for Adobe Creative Pro market for the Belgium and Luxemburg area. Product wise this means all different flavours of Creative Suite, Flash Media streaming, Indesign server, Flash platform (designers and developers), e-books, …

With this blog I’ll try to keep you an update on what’s happening at Adobe with a special focus for the Benelux market. This will be specific Adobe news, but also references to work delivered by our local partners.

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  1. Sven Dens
    3:15 pm on November 29th, 2006

    Hi Christoph,

    I just read Serge Jespers’ post on the Belgian MMUG forum (http://www.mmug.be/forum/viewtopic.php?t=330) concerning JavaPolis, and that there was a chance to get in for free if I’d ask you nicely ;-)

    So here it goes: can you please send me an invitation for JavaPolis so I can get in without breaking my piggybank? :-)

    Many thanks in advance!

    Sven Dens

  2. Chris Noë
    8:44 pm on December 20th, 2006

    Hello Christophe,
    I attended your session on the university day on Javapolis 2006. VERY interesting.
    I have a question though, is it possible to encapsulate ldap security roles in a Flex application, say eg an administrator, can see more tabs or menu itmes than an simple user , and can you create a login screen that talks to an ldap server (in our case the OID ldap server of Oracle).
    I cannot seem to find any info on this issue. You can mail me at chris.noe@cronos.be
    tnx!

    Chris.

  3. christophrooms
    10:28 am on December 22nd, 2006

    Hi Chris,

    At this moment Flex won’t talk to the LDAP server directly, but you can build a web service layer or a POJO that will talk to your LDAP server.

    Don’t forget a flex client is running on the client, and so would need to have the LDAP server available from the internet. You would want to avoid that and use the WebService/POJO as a proxy between your LDAP and flex client.

  4. Ali Daniali
    5:15 pm on September 6th, 2007

    Hi Christoph,

    Hello. I’m the UGM for the Seattle Adobe Flex User Group.

    I was wondering if you would be available to speak about Drupal and Flex at the Nov. meeting of SeaFlex,

    We meet at the Adobe Campus in Seattle. Although our regular meetings are every 2nd Thur of the month (Nov. 11), we can have it moved to accommodate your schedule.

    I am also in talks with the Seattle Drupal UG to see about having them join us for the UG meeting.

    I look forward to your reply.

    Best Regards,
    Ali Daniali

  5. Alex Kloft
    9:19 pm on July 27th, 2009

    Hi Christoph,

    I’m just starting out livecycle custom component development and I have a mildly dumb question about how components are actually treated once you get them into livecycle.

    I understand you deploy the java code as a jar to the livecycle server, but how do you accept and/or specify the input? Currently I have the args[] accepting connection information, so in livecycle, would those values go into the Input properties of my JMS-ish service?

    Please e-mail me if that seems confusing. (hopefully you can see e-mail addresses)

  6. admin
    10:05 am on July 29th, 2009

    Hey Alex,

    Your custom component would become part of a LiveCycle workflow, and in this workflow you would have to specify through the workbench what are the input values for your component. Workbench shall create the UI for this automatically. Check out devnet … There are a few new examples on how to build components with sample code

    C

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