Zawartość pomocy dla wersji :
- 6.4
- 6.3
- 6.2
- Starsze wersje
AEM Forms provides the complete source code of the AEM Forms app. The source contains all components to build a custom workspace application. The source code archive, adobe-lc-mobileworkspace-src-<version>.zip is a part of the adobe-aemfd-forms-app-src-pkg-<version>.zip package on Software Distribution.
To get the AEM Forms app source, perform the following steps:
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Open Software Distribution. You require an Adobe ID to log in to the Software Distribution.
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Open Package Manager and click Upload Package to upload the package. Select the package and click Install.
You can also download the package via the direct link listed in the AEM Forms releases article.
The following image displays the extracted contents of the adobe-lc-mobileworkspace-src-<version>.zip.


For Windows devices, you need:
- Microsoft Windows 8.1 or Windows 10
- Microsoft Visual Studio 2015
- Microsoft Visual Studio Tools for Apache Cordova
Uwaga:
Data stored on Windows file system for AEM Forms app is not encrypted. It is recommended that you use a third-party tool like Windows BitLocker Drive Encryption to encrypt disk data.
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In the Visual Studio Solution Explorer, right-click the project CordovaApp.Windows and select Store > Create AppPackages.
The Create App Packages wizard appears.
The CordovaApp.Windows_3.0.2.0_anycpu.appx installer file is created in the platforms\windows\AppPackages\CordovaApp.Windows_3.0.2.0_anycpu_Test directory.
If you encounter the error Retarget to windows 8.1 required, right-click the error and in the pop-up menu, select Retarget To Windows 8.1.
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The .appx package requires the following items to install successfully:
- WinJS library
- Ensure that the package comes with a self-signed certificate, or a trusted authority signed public certificate such as VeriSign.
- Developer license
The directory Platforms\windows\AppPackages\CordovaApp.Windows_3.0.2.0_anycpu_Test contains the four main components in it:
- .appx file
- Certificate (Currently it is a self-signed certificate by Apache Cordova)
- Dependency folder
- PowerShell file (.ps1 extension)
- Right-click on the PowerShell file (Add-AppDevPackage.ps1), and choose Run with PowerShell.
- The setup prompts you to get a developer license. Use Microsoft account credentials to acquire developer license.
This license is valid for 30 days, and you can renew it for free. - When you acquire the developer license, the setup installs the self-signed certificate on the system and application installs successfully.
For enterprise owned devices that are joined to the domain of the enterprise, acquiring a developer license is not required.
Enterprise owned devices use Professional and Enterprise editions of Windows.
Microsoft recommends that you install a trusted authority issued public certificate such as VeriSign.
To deploy the app:
- Ensure that the device is joined to the domain of the enterprise.
- Enable group policy setting.
To enable group policy setting:
- In your device, run gpedit.msc.
- Navigate to Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Component > App Package Deployment.
- Right-click on Allow all trusted apps to install.
- Click Edit and select Enabled.
- Click OK.
Edit the Visual Studio generated PowerShell script to stop it from acquiring developer license.
In the PowerShell script, set the variable: $NeedDeveloperLicense = $false.
For devices that are not domain-joined, side-loading product activation key is required. You can purchase it from a Windows reseller.
For Windows 8.1 Home edition, there is no group policy, the enterprise side-loading is not allowed, and you cannot join it with the enterprise domain. Deploy the app on a Windows 8.1 Home Edition device using developer license.
For more information, click here.
To install the app on Windows using Visual Studio:
- Connect the device using remote debugger.
For more information, see Run Windows Store apps on a remote machine. - With your app open in Visual Studio, choose Windows-x64, Windows-x86, or Windows-AnyCPU from the Solution Platforms list, and select Remote Machine.
- Your app is deployed on the remote machine.