Adapting ADS Configuration in a Java Environment
Context
After having performed the basic configuration of Adobe Document Services (ADS), you can adapt specific settings optionally.
Procedure
- If you require additional document security such as certification or digital signatures, you can obtain credentials from a Certificate Authority (CA) and install them the same way you installed the Reader Rights certificate.
More information: Installing and Configuring Credentials
- To make fonts obtained from third-party vendors available for the Adobe Document Services, copy them to a special subdirectory of the Font Manager.
More information: Adding Fonts
- To make sure, that language versions are always displayed in an appropriate font, that can show all the characters, specify the mapping between the source font and the required language version font.
More information: Mapping Fonts
- If the features implemented in your PDF forms require a higher PDF version than the default one, specify the PDF version in which forms are to be rendered.
More information: Changing the Default PDF Version
- In case of specific printing workflows, adapt your printer or print job settings accordingly.
More information: Managing XDC Files and Job Profiles
- To obtain the optimal information for analyzing form rendering errors, adapt the layout of the
ERROR.PDF file according to your requirements.
More information: Changing the Design of the ERROR.PDF File
- To make sure that the directory, in which the system stores ADS error files, does not overflow, define a maximum storage size. In order not to exceed the maximum storage size, the system will delete the eldest error files in favor of new ones. Changing the Maximum Size for the Storage of the ERROR.PDF File
- To increase the overall performance of the Adobe Document Services, enable parallel processing on several processors.
More information: Configuring Multi-Processing