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4.2/5 rDev +6.6%
vibe: 4.5 | quality: 4 | service: 4.5 | selection: 4 | $$$
This is a cool place.
I visited when i went to Atlanta to visit my sister.
She was a bar tender at Fado's. I was there for the great Guinness toast. This place was so freakin packed you could barely move around.
The place is dark with lots of wood. I've never been to Ireland myself but this is how i picture a true Irish to look like.
It's a little pricey but that has a lot to do with the area.
Parking can be a little difficult as i had to park a few blocks away.
All in all this is a really neat Pub. Good atmosphere. I can't comment on the food as all i "ate" were a few pints og Guinness.
03-09-2009 22:42:08 | More by BigMike
3.83/5 rDev -2.8%
vibe: 4.5 | quality: 3.5 | service: 4.5 | selection: 3 | food: 4.5 | $$$
Went here to take a brief respite from the laundry list of holiday tasks.
Atmosphere is just what it's advertised to be. An Irish pub, with a few TV's scattered around showing soccer games. The layout and furniture is really cool, and I noticed a few items from the old location. A lot of tables with a good amount of bar seating and a small upstairs section.
Quality is good. Beers were served in room temperature glasses and were poured well.
Service was really good. Let me preface this by saying you would never come here if you were trying to find a rare beer, so I can't comment on how knowledgeable the server was. That being said, she was really nice, checked on us enough to make sure we didn't need anything but not enough to be annoying and had plenty of food recommendations.
Selection is less than stellar. A bunch of common beers from Ireland, England, and Germany, such as Harp, Guinness, Smithwick's, Boddington's etc.
Food was very good. I'd had the Irish breakfast once at the old location and had been dreaming about it ever since. It lived up to my expectations. Do yourself a flavor and try this when you go, it's also fun drinking a beer with breakfast food.
Value was a bit on the pricey side, but it is Buckhead and I was expecting it.
Overall this is a good place to go if you're in the mood for some different food or in the Buckhead area in need of a quick draught beer fix - just don't expect a whole lot of selection.
12-22-2008 23:26:09 | More by glid02
3.93/5 rDev -0.3%
vibe: 3 | quality: 4.5 | service: 4 | selection: 3.5 | food: 4 | $$
Went to Fado's this past weekend on Friday night. Must say it was packed out. When I got there it was one in, one out at the door. Once we finally made our way in there it was shoulder to shoulder. Very busy.
The place is 3 stories, with at least 2 stories of seating. I heard there was an out door area on 3rd floor but couldn't make it up there. The bar, itself, is very impressive. Beautiful and huge. The thing is a work of art. The establishment is full of Irish items to give it that flair but the loud booty music to irish rock kinda took away from it a bit.
Once we lucked out and got a table, the waitress we got was a bit overwhelmed. She was tiny, 5' thing who could barely make her way through the crowd carrying trays of drinks but she did awesomely considering the crowd.
Selection was good. You don't have to go too far with hitting a tap well and any place I can get Boddington's on tap is good in my book.
I took a look at the food menu and it looked pretty reasonable and appetizing. I plan on going back and getting an Irish breakfast and catch some Irish sports, but I will make sure it is much earlier with less of a crowd. Constantly losing sips of Boddington's because homeboy in the pink polo couldn't stop swaying into me was a bit unsettling.
04-24-2008 03:08:35 | More by everetends
3.78/5 rDev -4.1%
vibe: 3 | quality: 4 | service: 4 | selection: 3.5 | food: 4 | $$$
This may be the first review of the new location as it just opened within the last couple of months. It's only a block from the old location. It's on Buckhead Ave. next to the library. The neighborhood is changing fast. Lots of construction around, but plenty of street parking and valet.
First impression is this place is BIG. Much more open than the old location. But it also lost some of it's charm. Kind of a Disney take on an Irish pub. Lots of Irish bric-a-brac everywhere. Dark wood, low lights, etc. At least 2 levels of seating, maybe 3, but the upstairs was closed, so I couldn't investigate. I sat at the bar at about 3pm on a Thursday. There probably weren't 20 people in the whole place. I wasn't given a beer list, so I could only go with what I saw on the taps. After checking their website for the beer list, they seem to have a decent selection. 14 taps and 18 bottles. Nothing that would make this a go-to spot. But if I was taken there, I could find something to drink pretty easily. Service when sitting at the bar is always good. Very friendly and prompt. However, I can imagine on a Friday or Saturday night, the impression may be different.
The menu is small, but Irish-themed. Boxty, fish & chips, etc. I had the corned beef sandwich. The food is pricey. My sandwich was $9.25. If it was about $2.50 cheaper, it wouldn't sting as much. The beers are pricey too. A pint of Smithwick's was $6. Ouch.
It's a shame this place is so expensive because I could see it as a fun gathering place for a medium to large group because of the open floor plan. I do recommend going, but only if you have money to burn and a wide range of beer palates to satisfy.
03-27-2008 22:40:22 | More by gabeerfan
3.75/5 rDev -4.8%
vibe: 4 | quality: 4 | service: 4 | selection: 3 | food: 4 | $$$
Sure, it may be a chain, but you'd never know it by the looks of this place. It's a dark, labyrinth-ey woody space with some interesting nooks and crannies. The bar is cool, it kind of wraps around so the middle of the whole place so it's the same bar in the front room and back room. The ceiling of the back room has an amazing mural painted on it, and all of the furniture is unique (including one chair with at least a 10ft wooden back).
When we got there they were charging to get in to watch "the game." We assumed they meant the Notre Dame/Georgia Tech game, but it turns out they were talking about the Ireland-Germany soccer game. Luckily we weren't charged, considering we were just there for lunch and a few drinks. Anyway, it adds some faux Irish credibility to the place that "the game" meant Ireland soccer instead of Fightin' Irish football.
The beer selection isn't that great, but is about what you'd expect for a place labeling itself as an Irish pub. I wish they had a few micros. The food is quite good and somewhat reasonably priced. Service was efficient and friendly.
Note: this review is of the old location.
09-11-2006 21:43:36 | More by shivtim
4.13/5 rDev +4.8%
vibe: 4.5 | quality: 4.5 | service: 4.5 | selection: 3 | food: 4.5 | $$$
This pub is located in party central for Atlanta, the Buckhead district. When I first moved to Atlanta I used to go to Fado at least once a week. However, for me personally I like going in the early part of the week and will not set foot in Buckhead after Wednesday. Everyplace in Buckhead including Fado is standing room only on the weekend. Parking sucks in Buckhead from Thursday thru Sunday as well. Those points aside this place has a nice Pub feel to it. The menu has great food and I love all the Boxtys. The beer selection naturally is Anglo-centric with Bass, Guinness, Harp, etc. The point is for a chain Irish pub this has a nice feel. Out of the two I have been to (Seattle and Atlanta) I prefer the Atlanta location far better.
01-25-2006 01:37:15 | More by TheEclecticGent
North Carolina
4.25/5 rDev +7.9%
vibe: 4.5 | quality: 4.5 | service: 4.5 | selection: 3.5 | food: 4.5
I have to say, I had a blast this past Saturday at Fado in Buckhead.
While the menu wasn't the most extensive I've seen nor purely Irish, it offered a number of attractive and interesting options for food, which was good. I had the Steak and Portobello Boxty, which was good, but very spicy and not very Irish (more Italian) in flavor. I was a little surprised/disappointed to see that there were no menu items featuring lamb, but I got over it quickly. Based on what my friends ate, I'd recommend the Fish and Chips or the Trinity Steak Boxty. The bread pudding was excellent for dessert, as was the brie as an appetizer.
The beer selection wasn't astounding, but they had a nice list of the expected offerings from across the pond, and I had to smile when my friend ordered a Miller Light and they replied that they didn't have it. Personally, I had a Guinness (what else?) and a Lowenbrau.
We ate outside, but I really liked the setup inside, maximizing bar space with nice little alcoves with tables that also allowed conversation for those who wanted it, even with a live band (who was also very good).
If I lived in Atlanta, I could see myself eating, drinking, and enjoying myself regularly at Fado.
10-27-2003 03:39:28 | More by RockyTopHeel
3.85/5 rDev -2.3%
vibe: 4.5 | quality: 4 | service: 4 | selection: 3 | food: 4.5
I am not 100% sure why this place gets a bad name. Is it a chain? Sure. But walking into this place, you would never know it. Deep and dark wood surrounds you, thinking you are in a legit pub. The beer selection is not anything to jump up and down about with staples like Bass, Harp, and Guinness. Plenty of Irish Whiskey though...
The menu is pretty varied. I had the Corned Beef Hash, and truth be told, it was the best I have ever had. The atmosphere is great with people watching soccer via satellite.
Well worth stopping for, should you be in the area.
Zum wohl!
10-25-2003 12:30:31 | More by goindownsouth
Fadó Irish Pub & Restaurant in Atlanta, GA
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in a shower, I like to rough in the valve at 48" and the shower head at 78".
Have several questions about the topic.
1. Does instructions come with unit? (AquaGlass 326032A)
2. What height is standard for faucet valve?
3. What height is standard for shower head?
4. What type material do you use for finish around the shower.( I know that the enclosure screws directly to the wall studs)
5. Do you use any kind of fill under the enclosure for firmness and if so what?
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If anyone knows I wold appreciate the help. I have done searches and really found no firm answers to these questions. I did not want to drill a hole in the enclosure for the shower head if at all possible.
I am removing a metal tub and the space is 60.25 inches.
Thanks in advance
in a shower, I like to rough in the valve at 48" and the shower head at 78".
Thanks BAPlumber for the info.
Think I have the answers to the rest of the questions.
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Hi once again,
Got all my plumbing roughed in and ready to slide tub into "Hopefully" it's final resting place
1. Need to know on the drain for the tub ....instructions say to use plumbers putty under the rubber gasket, is this necessary or can you use clear silicone in it's place?
2. I have access under the floor, I bought a Schedule 40 triplever bath drain and my question on this is , can all of it be attached to the tub except the "T", waste pipe between the tub elbow, before the tub is put in it's final resting place?I know that the arrow on the "T" has to go down. HEEEEEEELLLLLLPPPPP can someone in the know answer the two questions above!
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On a side-note...look carefully at the bottom of the unit. Most will be well served by installing them in a bed of mortar. Otherwise, the flex between the ribs (assuming it has some) will quickly lead to checking of the finish and weakening of the structure - plus, it just doesn't feel substantial.
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This unit has a piece of plywood molded with the fiberglass underneath it and then has this supported by a piece of 2x lumber for about 75% of the underside( lengthwise) Seems pretty steady when you are standing and moving in it.
Unless that piece of 2x sits firmly and flatly on the floor, the bottom of the tub is still going to flex. To prove that, stand the unit against a wall and stick a hand underneath to check while an adult steps in and out of the tub ... then mentally add water at a little over 8 lbs. per gallon.Originally Posted by katman104
Fiberglass tubs need mortar beds to eliminate flex.
You must do a mortar bed. Unhappiness will otherwise result. I had an Americast tub (mortar optional) that felt like crap. It flexed slightly. My brother then installed the same tub correctly at his house. Feels like a cast iron tub.
You must do mortar bed, or you will be unhappy with it in the long run.
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I've written about it before, and I'm here to do it again -- but it's still worth a read. However, before I dive in, I want to remind y'all that I'm just the bearer of the news. While I personally think this is a good direction for Microsoft, much of that stems from my own IT background. Based on the comments in previous articles, some of you disagree -- and you should make that opinion heard at Microsoft, where it'll matter. In case there's any confusion, I don't work for the company.
You'll want to go here and read a short article from the Windows Server team. Go on, read that. I'll wait.
The points to take away:
Again, folks, I'm not advocating the news -- I'm just reporting it and offering some interpretation. I'm well aware that many, many, many admins out there aren't looking forward to a GUI-less server operating system from Microsoft. I've heard and read many cogent and thought-out arguments against it. I'm sure Microsoft has too. They're proceeding anyway. We have two choices: adapt or die. I'm sure the NetWare folks felt exactly this way when they saw their first Windows NT 3.51 server. My point is that Microsoft is going in this direction, despite the fact that they surely know there will be disagreement. They're obviously taking baby steps -- take this "Minimal GUI" thing as a clue. We can either be prepared to manage our servers in the brave new world, get different jobs or get promoted out of harm's way.
Don't think Windows Server without a GUI is a good idea? I'm not judging you, and I'm not saying you're wrong. Think Microsoft is stupid for heading in this direction? Time will tell -- we'll wait and see, since that's all we can do. For myself, I'm going to make sure my job is secure by making sure I know how to operate in the world that's coming. It's like taxes: I don't have to like them, I just have to figure out what numbers to write into the little boxes.
(I'll admit that I'm personally biased to like the direction Microsoft is headed on this. I come from an IT background where going in the datacenter was practically verboten; I spent more time trying to make sure I could remotely do everything, without an RDC connection, then actually doing anything. But the environment I cam from was a minority back then, and it's probably a minority now. Although I'm glad it prepared me for what appears to be coming.)
My opinion is that Microsoft is pointed toward a world of "headless servers:" Minimal functionality from the console, rich management from a client computer. This is a step in that direction, and it's intended to put us, and software vendors, on notice. Me, I'm going to take the hint. I hope y'all do as well. Windows Server "8" is a chance to start getting on board with what Windows will become -- it's not throwing us directly into the fire, but I think we have to take the opportunity to start adapting to this new direction.
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Just an observation: If it's window-less, what makes it Windows?
Just a thought....with GUI-less Windows servers-- maybe the non-tech managers who make the management/buying decisions to buy Windows servers on how easy the pretty pictures make it look to manage, will finally listen to the pros as to what is the best system to purchase as well as what resources are needed to manage/maintain/administer them. I can't help but notice with over 20 yrs experience ranging from Xenix to Unix to Linux to Netware 3.12 -6.5 plus DOS 3.x -6.x to Windows III, NT, 2003 and 2008 that the UNIX/Linux sys admins are rarely tapped to do "other stuff as needed" nor their recommendations or stated requirements(resources, manpower, etc) second guessed. The command line, as noted by many, can be so much more efficient than the GUI, but it does take a bit more learning, especially if you aren't familiar with it. The GUI/pretty pictures are a bit more universally understood -- thus newbies can appear adequately qualified even though they never really will be. It will interesting to watch this all unfold....
Am I missing something, all you have to do is use windows remote server tools on a windows desktop to remotely manage the server, 90% of the time you dont have to log in locally into the server unless something goes horribly wrong, with the new windows 8 server remote tools makes things even easier by allowing you to remotely administer groups of servers.
This is what many of us who have been doing server virtualization or Linux for a long time have already gotten used to. Think of all the management tools Microsoft offers that you use every day that don't need to be run from the server console. For those not comfortable outside a Windows GUI for Windows Server management, you're going to have an equally hard time adapting to using PowerShell for custom management also. This is the way things are going to go, and for many of us the way they've always been.
No matter the size of your network, anyone who administers a server as their job should realize the tools are already in place now to administer windows without logging on to the console. I do my job almost in it's entirety without logging in to the server.
You will need to learn how to move data around via command line because the command line provides much greater functionality anyway. If you look at the trends, it's the IT persons job to follow them. You don't know how to use command line? Learn, it's not that hard. And once you learn it, you'll wonder why you haven't been doing this the entire time.
@SCOTT I think you may have misunderstood the article. The server will be CLI only, but the management tools installed on PC's will have GUI's.
@REDSTONE_EARTH "Let's face it, managing large networks is much easier with tools that can do tasks quickly rather than hunting for seldom-used CLI" Do a quick search for the distributed shell command used in UNIX, it's an extremely powerful CLI tool that my MS admins are truely jealous of. I think the best part of this has already be touched... eleminate the admin by hunt & peck.
The fact is the GUI has its place. Small to midsize business with IT staff that wear many hats dont sit in front of a console day in and out using the CLI to configure AD etc. It seems to me using the CLI to input lines long commands with cryptic neverending switches is just inviting catastophe. I can now administer an entire domain DNS DHCP AD Sites and Services DFS etc.effectivly and efficiently using a GUI. I fail to see how this is return to CLI is going to save me time at all.
@B0101: It's WinRM/WinRS. You can run remote shell commands using winrs or use PowerShell remoting (which runs over WinRM) to get an interactive remote shell.
At last, whoever thought a GUI on a server was a good id had at last seen their asinine idea have its day. A server is there to serve, not to draw pretty pictures on a screen for those who can't shell.
- old IT fart
Being an (ex) 25+ years Windows-veteran forced to migrate by necessity rather than by choice, I can only value Redmond moves based on reality.We all have to recognize that in our (multi-Core) future, the 'free lunch is over' and software will have to take great care of the technical constraints of the hardware.There's still a seat remaining vacant for The BigCo doing the job much-much-much-better than all others on the server-side.Time will tell if MSFT will have what it takes to seize this opportunity.
This is a good idea and all but.... How do you remote into one of these machines? Telnet?? Now thats really secure. Wireshark will snap up that admin password in a heartbeat. IF Microsoft adds SSH this will be an improvement if not this will be a great front door to walk through. Telnet?? come on.
As a single small business admin who learned on sbs and have only dipped into command when required, I'm done for. You may think I should be out of a job already because I am not "pro", but not one of you would accept what I get paid to do as much as I can do with the pretty pictures.
@Justsaying: It won't make things harder, just different. Ultimately it will make site management a lot easier.
Once people recover from the loss of their crutch they will discover how much power and control they really can have. Automation will once again rule in the server room. (All too often I see some, not all, Win Admins doing the same thing 50+ times over, on each server, because it has to be done with a GUI.)
Perhaps Mircrosofts idea about removing the GUI is more about limiting attack areas that that can be used against windows servers then making Windows server harder to manage? Just saying....
Striking a balance will be important here. Yes and good admin can work with command line if necessary, but one of the things that made Windows NT 3.51 so widely adopted is that once it was up and running, a NON admin could do quite a bit with it and LEARN to do some admin as they went along. Netware was NOT easily adopted by newbies when it had only command console (Linux/Unix had the same for years). Not to mention loading device drivers and other MORE complicated tasks. What would be great would be some form of Dynamic loading (ala the Netware NLM ?) that would allow loading and unloading of these addition GUI functions (possibly with the option of requiring the Admin password to be entered to allow it to happen for extra security). MS has been working to get rid of the restart and according to the Author, they are now building requirements around bringing it back big time (especially in an emergency when it is often needed the most).
@hahaha: do you know what the difference between a windows server and a windows desktop is? Registry entries. They've been mostly functionally equivalent for years so that terminal services in particular would allow software to run the same on both.
From a purely admin perspective, there are several tasks that are easier/quicker to do with a GUI than from a command line. Anything involving a list of items can be done quicker and often with more precision in a GUI. A major example for Microsoft in particular is dealing with patching. Unless they completely revamp how patches are classified and distributed, I don't see how patching will be accomplished successfully by small business admins without a GUI pick list. My guess is that they will create a remote access GUI similar to how we interact with VMware.
So here MS was attacking and poking fun at Novell all these years (I used to be an avid CNE before I became an MCSE and dropped any care in the world for Novell products) and are now morphing Windows into what Netware used to be? Oh how the world has changed!
Hi Guys -- Let's stop with the flames/personal attacks. A LOT to talk about here without actually attacking anyone. (You can feel free to flame me at anytime at email@example.com; let's just keep the thread clear). Thanks all -- Becky
hey REDSTORM_EART
thanks for keeping us real admins employed dipshit
I like the idea of a non-GUI Windows server provided the tools can still remain "GUI-fied". Let's face it, managing large networks is much easier with tools that can do tasks quickly rather than hunting for seldom-used CLI or using CLI that would equal dozens of commands to get the same thing a few clicks will do. There is a time management issue to face as well. I definitely love the fact that they remove IE and hopefully much of the other B.S. in these server OSes which do not belong..media players, browsers, etc. as if a server is a desktop. I don't mind either way. Actually, the more CLI like the OS, the more likely the good admins will have jobs for life ;-)
more like arguing a plastic wrench vs. a metal wrench
Criminy people. Arguing about Linux vs. Windows is like arguing whether a wrench or a screwdriver is the superior tool. A decent IT guy uses whatever is best suited to get the job at hand done. Enough with the obnoxious holy war already.
The problem however is the generalization. I'd say the vast majority of Linux admins are just not concerned with with what MS is doing. We may take a peek, pat them on the head, then go back to what we're doing. It's just a preference to us. Welcome to the party.
The small amount of people you may be referring to are trolls, and those people should be /ignore at fist glance :)
"luckily Linux admins can always find a job there tough guy. BTW pointing to DOS as an example of command line prowess ---- LOLOLOLOL" Thank you for helping to make my point. Please do keep talking.
You fail to mention a huge important piece to Win 8 Server.. And that is POWERSHELL!! I believe even if the server is installed in GUIless mode you can use powershell to create .net(XAML)UI's. This really needs to be mentioned because i believe it's this dynamic creation of UI's that is the real story and future of Server. The more resources from boot and in idle mode that is free from UI type services/apps the more resources will be available for more business critical functions.. Thats the basic idea behind GUIless i believe, freeing up critical resources for business needs. Again to bring home the fact that you should ONLY create your UI's for your apps when needed, hence powershell .net->Xaml up when needed :)
luckily Linux admins can always find a job there tough guy. BTW pointing to DOS as an example of command line prowess ---- LOLOLOLOL
Os How does Terminal Services work with out a GUI ?
@NOONEOFCONSEQUENCE that has got to be the most ignorant comment I read here.
Desktops are made for media. Servers are not. If that's too hard for you to grasp, please quit your IT job because you obviously suck at it.
I did not say ALL linux guys were like that, just seems to be quite typical. Have a nice day ;)
Ouch, a stick up a badgers bum?
I'm terribly sorry you feel this way, seems like you're mad? Why are you so mad?
@karl Nah, it's just going to be well done...no flavor, no juices, just tough and chewy :-)
I've been a Win admin for years difference is I started back in the days of TRS-DOS, so back to where I started is fine. Some things never seem to change though. You typical linux admins that posted nasty comments have the soft skills of a badger with a stick up his rear end. Get over yourself already. You are just as easily replaced as anyone else. Which is what I told the last linux admin I canned for being just like you guys.
I have to say, It has been 10 years or so since I last touched a windows server. Now the company I am working for wants to combine the Unix and Windows teams and cross train. I got to tell you that reading this article make me feel a bit better and not quit my Job. GUIless windows. I can do that!
This is a welcome move in my opinion. Even more so if it filters out the truly competent techs from the charlatans that pose as professionals.
I thought command lines were a pain at first, and then I experienced the alternative. Halfway through my MCSE classes, the swirling torrents of windows, drop-down menus, MMC snap-ins and thousands upon thousands of clicks had me longing for the blinking cursor that could accomplish the same task much more quickly and efficiently.
This is the best - love to see the lame windows "admins" cry HAHAHAHAHAHAHHA
more jobs for linux users!! we can handle your console no problems
Minimal functionality on the console? Experienced Windows admins already know their way around wmic without having to reach for a mouse. Speaking as an experienced Unix admin, if it can't be done from the shell, it can't be done. It's just going to take time for Windows admins to realise that starting a SSH connection, identifying and fixing a problem and moving on to the next server is a matter of a few seconds or minutes work that doesn't require pretty pictures. And that embracing the headless world also opens up opportunities for managing a thousand-plus servers from one laptop, and still staying sane.
Sweet can we get rid of default parameters for console commands too so we don't have 'return key happy' admins?
Why stop at the server? Do we really need all of these pretty pictures on our PCs? Why not just do away with all of the bandwidth hogging video and images on the web, too? These are all just wasting our time while we wait for our super powerful systems (compared to 1986 DOS days) to strain to load all of this pixelated waste.
Microsoft also needs to do away with any kind of GUI client, and to have a robust command line only. Real operating systems have always worked that way, and Microsoft hopefully starts turning their low quality glorified program loader into a real OS. This will raise very low bar for what is now a "windows admin", a click, point and hope ignoramus.
Hopefully this also has the side effect of cleansing the industry of admins who definitely shouldn't be admins. Seems these days anyone who can click calls themselves a server admin.
@Greg , yep, and now it gets to be done well :)
This has been done already.... It's called Linux.
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I need tips on how to use Submit to URL functionality on the form .
I want the form xml to be submitted to a URL . I understand that there will be a button on the form on which i can specilfy the URL .
But how on the other end i can retrieve that xml and use it ? Can anybody help me with the sample code .
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What kind of technology are you running on the server?
If you are Microsoft-centric with an IIS HTTP server you probably should consider an ASP server-side. If you are Java-centric with Apache, Tomcat, JBoss, for example, you should probably consider a JSP (Java server page) or a Java servlet server-side. Or maybe you are running Apache and PHP.
I will be using Tomcat with servlet . I need to know what exactly i need to code on the servlet side to get the input xml from the form and use it .
Will the xml be in the adode document format ?
If you are unfamiliar with Java this may be a challenge. The servlet below uses the Java IO package to convert the servlet input stream to a string buffer to a string. The DOM4J XML parser is then used to convert the string to an XML document. The servlet writes the XML document to c:\\pdf.xml and sends an HTML response back to the browser (and Preview in Designer which is actually an HTML container) indicating "The XML data was successfully written to c://pdf.xml." A sample pdf.xml is attached.
NOTE: You cannot submit data from the attached PDF in Reader or Acrobat stand-alone. The PDF has to be opened in a browser. Additional scripting is required to submit data from a PDF in Reader or Acrobat stand-alone.
From LiveCycle Designer Preview I can fill the form with data and hit the Submit button resulting a call to the servlet.
The servlet responds with HTML which is written in the browser container.
DOM4J is the simplest of the XML parsers for the task. You will need to use a Java IDE such as Eclipse to configure a project to use the Java APIs, the servlet APIs and DOM4J. Alternatively you can use a good old fashioned text editor and a batch file to compile the Java class.
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.InputStream;
import java.io.FileOutputStream;
import java.io.PrintWriter;
import javax.servlet.ServletException;
import javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet;
import javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest;
import javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse;
import org.dom4j.Document;
import org.dom4j.DocumentHelper;
import org.dom4j.DocumentException;
import org.dom4j.io.OutputFormat;
import org.dom4j.io.XMLWriter;
public class ReadAndWriteXml extends HttpServlet {
private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;
protected void doGet(HttpServletRequest req, HttpServletResponse resp) throws ServletException, IOException {
protected void doPost(HttpServletRequest req, HttpServletResponse resp) throws ServletException, IOException {
try {
InputStream inputStream = req.getInputStream();
StringBuffer stringBuffer = new StringBuffer();
byte[] bytes = new byte[4096];
for (int n; (n = inputStream.read(bytes)) != -1;) {
stringBuffer.append(new String(bytes, 0, n));
String xmlStr = new String(stringBuffer.toString());
String filePath = "C://pdf.xml";
FileOutputStream fileOutputStream = new FileOutputStream(filePath);
OutputFormat format = OutputFormat.createPrettyPrint();
XMLWriter xmlWriter = new XMLWriter(fileOutputStream, format);
PrintWriter out = resp.getWriter();
out.println("
The XML data was successfully written to c://pdf.xml.
");
catch (Exception e) {
System.out.println("The following exception occurred: "+ e.getMessage());
public Document convertString2Document(String xml) throws DocumentException {
Document document = null;
try {
document = DocumentHelper.parseText(xml);
catch (DocumentException e) {
return document;
Thanks a lot Steve . I will use this code . Please help me with the javascript code also which i need to write on the submit button , because what i assumed that just giving the servlet URL on the button will solve the purpose . The xml data to be submitted is coming from a stand alone pdf .
Can we send the entire PDF?How?I am using dot net at server side.
Thanks ,


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Fantastic French Toast
This recipe is great for a family breakfast or a small get together. Recipe from The Complete Idiot's Guide® to Gluten-Free Vegan Cooking* by Julieanna Hever, M.S., R.D., CPT, and Beverly Lynn Bennett (Alpha Books, 2011).
Makes: 8 slices
- 1 ½ cups vanilla almond milk, soy milk, or other nondairy milk
- 3 tablespoon chickpea (garbanzo bean) flour
- 1 ½ tablespoon cornstarch or arrowroot
- 1 ½ tablespoon nutritional yeast flakes
- 1 tablespoon maple syrup or sorghum syrup
- 2 teaspoon alcohol-free vanilla extract or 1 tsp. raw vanilla bean powder
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 8 slices gluten-free bread
In a large, shallow casserole dish or pie pan, combine the nondairy milk, chickpea flour, cornstarch, nutritional yeast flakes, maple syrup, vanilla extract, and cinnamon, and whisk well.
Place 4 bread slices into almond milk mixture, flip slices over to coat other side, and leave to soak for 2 minutes.
Lightly oil a large, nonstick skillet, and place over medium heat. (Or use a griddle.)
Using a fork, carefully remove bread slices from the nondairy milk mixture, and place them into the hot skillet.
Cook bread slices for 1 or 2 minutes or until golden brown on the bottom. Flip over bread with a spatula, and cook for 1 or 2 more minutes or until golden brown on the other side.
While first batch cooks, repeat soaking procedure for remaining 4 slices of bread. Lightly oil the skillet again, and repeat procedure for remaining bread slices. Serve hot with maple syrup, sorghum syrup, or other toppings of choice.
Variation: For added flavor, add 1 teaspoon finely grated orange zest and ¼ teaspoon freshly grated nutmeg to the nondairy milk mixture.
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