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January 22, 2025
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  • January 22, 2025
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Version: Windchill 12.0

 

Use Case: We have AEM for Windchill Prod. For certain specific lifecycle state, I am getting below error in Job log while publishing the document Return value of the configured LiveCycle delegate contained a DDX that is NULL. Must have a DDX in order to call the Adobe Experience Manager Assembler service. If the intent is to not have this particular PDF to be processed, then the delegate should return NULL.


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We have AEM for Windchill Prod. For certain specific lifecycle state, I am getting below error in Job log while publishing the document
Return value of the configured LiveCycle delegate contained a DDX that is NULL. Must have a DDX in order to call the Adobe Experience Manager Assembler service. If the intent is to not have this particular PDF to be processed, then the delegate should return NULL.

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avillanueva
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avillanueva23-Emerald I
23-Emerald I
January 22, 2025

Office publisher fails with error: Return value of the configured LiveCycle delegate contained a DDX that is NULL. Must have a DDX in order to call the Adobe Experience Manager Assembler service

 

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BT_107597577-BedrockAuthor
7-Bedrock
January 23, 2025

Hey, Thanks for the Article. I have gone through this already and validated that all the settings are correct. Still having the same issues. Also, would like highlight that, issues is occuring specifically in one of the lifecycle states called Superseded

 

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March 6, 2025

Hi @BT_10759757 

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