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Acronym	Definition
LCRM	Long Civil Rights Movement (North Carolina)
LCRM	Livecycle Rights Management (Adobe)
LCRM	Least Common Right Multiple
LCRM	Lansing City Rescue Mission (Lansing, MI)
LCRM	Level Contour Reconstruction Method (engineering)
LCRM	Linear Count Rate Meter
LCRM	Lorvent Customer Relationship Management (software)
LCRM	Log Cabin Republicans of Michigan (political party)
LCRM	London Computer Repairs and Maintenance (UK)
LCRM	Life Cycle Resource Mileage

1. LiveCycle Rights Management 8.2 for Office Adobe Globalization Libraries (AGL)/ Adobe ESG group ICU License - ICU 1.8.1 and later COPYRIGHT AND PERMISSION NOTICE.
2. Developed using the rich rights management environment of Adobe LiveCycle Rights Management, XVLstaff and XVL Studio Ver.7.0 allow granular control of access rights to 3D data for internal and external data sharing, including the revision control and expiration of distributed data, as well as logging of unauthorized access attempts.

Through a connection to the Adobe LiveCycle® Rights Management ES Server, users may retrieve the most updated documents or be assured that only the latest documents are used or in circulation. Administrators may also set document privileges and apply security policies through the server, preserving persistent and dynamic policies at any time.

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LiveCycle Rights Management ES which protects PDF documents with revokable policies, requires an SSL certificate to ensure communication between PDF and the server is secured. In the past, we typically use a self signed certificates for development purposes, until the project is ready for production. Unfortunately, most trusted CA signed SSL certificates tends to be quite expensive.
I didn't know about this until recently, but inexpensive SSL certificates ($30 USD / year) can be used. P.s. I am not affiliated with GoDaddy. If you find other cheap and trusted CA, feel free to post in the comments.
I was a bit skeptical about whether the root certificate is trusted in the browser and in various OS's. Of the machines i tried, it seems to work fine. So below is a brief end to end instructions on how to enable your Rights Management ES instance (jboss) using a trusted CA signed certificate.
Step 1: Generate java keystore
Step 2: Generate certificate request

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Step 3: purchase a Standard SSL certificate
Follow instructions provided by the CA, and paste certificate signing request when requested.

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Step 4: importing the various certificates into your java keystore

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After successfully purchasing a certificate, you will be sent a set of certificates. A root, a chain, an intermediate, and your site certificate. Follow the instructions below to import the certificates into your keystore.
Step 5: update server.xml

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First copy the .keystore into a known location. I used JBOSS_HOMEserverallconf. Then update the server.xml located at JBOSS_HOMEserveralldeployjbossweb-tomcat55.sar as below.