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1 total messages Started by Alexander Peters Wed, 29 Mar 2006 15:34
Problem with the security of a form
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Author: Alexander Peters
Date: Wed, 29 Mar 2006 15:34
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Hello! 
When a user opens a PDF Document, i want to load an XML File with the
JavaScript: xfa.host.importData("");

>>>>
In the Adobe Acrobat Reader 7.05 it opens a Fileopen-Dialog where the
user can select an XML File. In the actuall Version 7.07 happend
nothing. I started the JavaScript Debugger and get the folling Messages:

Acrobat JavaScript Debugger Functions Version 7.0
Acrobat 7.0 - Integrierte Datenbankverkn�pfungsfunktionen
Acrobat 7.0 - Integrierte Escript-Funktionen
Acrobat 7.0 - Integrierte Anmerkungs-/Teamworkfunktionen
Acrobat 7.0 - Integrierter Assistent f�r Anmerkungs-/Teamworkfunktionen
Acrobat Multimedia Version 7.0
Adobe Acrobat SOAP 7.0

SyntaxError: missing ; before statement
8:Document-Level:!ADBE::0100_VersChkStringsAusnahmefehler in Zeile 1
der Funktion oberste_Ebene, Skript XFA:Formular1[0]:docReady

NotAllowedError: Sicherheitseinstellungen verhindern den Zugriff auf
diese Eigenschaft oder Methode.
Global.importXFAData:-1:XFA:Formular1[0]:docReady
<<<<<

How can i set the security settings correct, that i can access the xfa
object? Do i have to change the settings in the acrobat reader or in
the document created with Adobe Designer 7 TryOut?

I looked in the Adobe Forums and found some Topics with the same
problem, but i dont have write access to the forums, so that i cant
replay that i have the problem too.

my two questions: 
- How can i solve the problem? Is there a chance?
- Does somebody know is that a feature or a bug, that this works on
7.05 and not in 7.07?

Thx 4 Help

Alexander Peters
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