To introduce you to LiveCycle ES, the Adobe Evangelist Team worked with Avoka Technologies to create Tour de LiveCycle, a desktop application designed to help you get a feel for LiveCycle ES, and for the problems it will help you solve. Rather than showing you a 10-hour presentation of 700+ pages of content and demos, we have organized the content into a hierarchical tree, which you can use to explore paths that are most relevant to you. Whether you plan to spend 10 minutes getting a feel for what LiveCycle ES is all about or you need to build a full application with LiveCycle ES, Tour de LiveCycle can help.
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Tour de LiveCycle ES2!
We have updated Tour de LiveCycle for ES2! If you already have Tour de LiveCycle installed, you can keep it and continue to have access to LCES content. The ES2 version can be installed separately from http://www.adobe.com/devnet/livecycle/tourdelivecycle/
Sunday, May 31, 2009
LiveCycle Cafe Launched - LiveCycle ES resources galore!
Right on the heels of Tour de LiveCycle comes LiveCycle Cafe, a desktop tool to help you stay in touch with the LiveCycle community, receive news, find information, and aggregate content related to Adobe LiveCycle ES (Enterprise Suite). Targeted at developers and technical staff, LiveCycle Café is the one tool you need to search across the entire community knowledge base and stay in touch with the Adobe LiveCycle teams.
Between Tour de LiveCycle and LiveCycle Cafe, you will be hooked up with LiveCycle goodness. Check it out at http://www.adobe.com/go/cafe. It only takes a few seconds to download and provides immediate value.
Between Tour de LiveCycle and LiveCycle Cafe, you will be hooked up with LiveCycle goodness. Check it out at http://www.adobe.com/go/cafe. It only takes a few seconds to download and provides immediate value.
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Tour de LiveCycle Launched!
Tour de LiveCycle is now officially launched. Notifications of new content will be posted here so check back often.
Monday, May 11, 2009
Suggested Path for Developers
If you are a developer, you'll want to understand the SOA-based foundation of LiveCycle ES.
- Start with the LiveCycle Overview, architecture section.
- Then, check out the available services in the LiveCycle Services section. Here you'll learn about the major components of LiveCycle ES, which provide various services such as document rights management, PDF generation, process management and barcoded forms, as well as lots of utility-level services such as email, FTP, JMS, encryption, and many more.
- Next, check out the LiveCycle Tools section to get familiar with the Eclipse-based IDE, Workbench.
- Then, explore the LiveCycle Development section to learn how to build applications and how to extend LiveCycle ES by developing and deploying your own services. Once you're ready to get your hands dirty, download the LiveCycle ES software and start trying out the various samples that come installed with LiveCycle ES and the additional samples provided here in Tour de LiveCycle.
Suggested Path for non-developers
If you are less interested in the details of how to build applications with LiveCycle ES, you can focus instead on exploring the types of applications that are well-suited for LiveCycle ES.
- First, start in the Vertical Solutions section of the overview. Here you will find videos, case studies, and other high-level content.
- Also, many of the services listed in the LiveCycle Services section have overviews that you can review to get a good understanding of what is possible with LiveCycle ES.
- Be sure to view some of the video content offered in the LiveCycle Overview Resources section.
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