keyUsage. Adobe 6.2
Below you will find brief information for AEM Forms 6.2. It provides a reference for the Designer scripting language that is used to create forms, and covers objects, properties, methods, events, and functions. This document provides a framework for understanding how to build complex forms with Adobe's AEM Forms software, enabling users to customize their form experience.
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Key features
Object model class hierarchy
Scripting objects and properties
Methods and events for form elements
Detailed documentation on scripting language
Version mapping to XFA
Examples and use cases for form scripting
Frequently asked questions
Designer scripting is a language used to create and configure forms within AEM Forms. It provides a powerful way to customize form behavior, including data validation, calculations, and interactions with external systems.
XFA is Adobe's XML Forms Architecture, and Designer scripting is a way to interact with and modify XFA forms. The scripting language allows developers to extend the functionality of XFA forms by adding dynamic behavior and logic.
The scripting reference provides a comprehensive list of objects and properties that can be used to manipulate and control form elements. These include objects for form elements, subforms, data models, calculations, and more.