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New Root appears for data when rendering form

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We are using the sample code below to render the form.

 

Just recently, we noticed that when the form is rendered and the XML is exported using Adobe Acrobat, we see a new root showing on top of the previous root node. For example, of the data structure looks as follows:

 

<root>  <customer_name>John</customer_name></root>

 

it will become like the following:

 

<xfa:data>  <root>    <customer_name>John</customer_name>  </root></xfa:data>

 

Sample code used:

 

    PDFFormRenderSpec pdfFormRenderSpec = new PDFFormRenderSpec(    true, //boolean cacheEnabled    null,//PDFVersion    true,//boolean taggedPDF    false,//boolean linearizedPDF    null,//String seedPDF    AcrobatVersion.Acrobat_9,    null,//String xCIURI    sCharSet,//String charset    RenderAtClient.Yes,//key to dynamic forms!    sLocale,// locale    false, //standAlone    FormModel.both,    false//setXML    );                                      //Specify URI values that are required to render a form            URLSpec uriValues = new URLSpec();            uriValues.setContentRootURI("repository:///");                               //Invoke the renderPDFForm method and write the            //results to a client web browser            FormsResult formOut = formsClient.renderPDFForm(                        formName,               //formQuery                        oInputData,             //inDataDoc                        pdfFormRenderSpec,      //PDFFormRenderSpec                        uriValues,                //urlSpec                        null            //attachments                        );                   //Create a Document object that stores form data            myData = formOut.getOutputContent();            myData.passivate();            myData = readerExtensionsApply(sRECert, myFactory, myData);

 

 

Appreciate your help to resolve this problem.

 

Tarek


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