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 was designed to integrate with your back end systems. The form server is built using industry standard such as XSD, XML and Restlet. This chapter covers the built-in connectors as well as how to add your own connectors to the form server.

Integrating Connectors with Cloud Server

Connectors are most commonly installed behind your firewall where they can access (connect) to your back end systems in order to read/write data. If you use the Live Forms Cloud hosted server you must ensure that your Connectors are accessible from our servers. This is done by opening up one of the following ports on your firewall:

  • 80/HTTP (avoid except for testing) 
  • 443/HTTPS
  • 19080/HTTP (avoid except for testing) 
  • 19443/HTTPS
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    We recommend that you use https and not http. Https is a secure channel.

    • HTTP Ports: 80 or 19080
    • HTTPs Ports: 443 or 19443

    For customers that use firewall white-listing, also make sure the frevvo cloud outgoing server IP 54.86.85.105 (host outgoing.frevvo.com) is added to the list.

    This is applicable to any outgoing HTTP requests to connectors. For example, if your forms are posting to the frevvo database connector to read data from the connector or any other connector you installed behind your company firewall.

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    Integrating Connectors with Live Forms Cloud Server

    Connectors

    Connecting to your Database Connector  

    PaperVision - ImageSilo Connector

    Filesystem Connector

    Email Integration

    Document Services

    Initializing Forms with XML Documents

    Integrating with HTTP Servers 

    Google Connector

    Integrating with REST Applications