I need to provide user a mobile form, with all attachments that where done as pr

Harish: the one suggestion I could offer is that you create a paging grid consisting of the documents you wish to offer the user. Prior to the user input task you can have a script task which takes the properties of the documents you want to show and puts them into a multiple-CDT (you may need to create a new simple CDT for documentProperties, consisting of filename, size, date modified, user modified, etc). Then you can simply show the contents of this CDT array in a selectable paging grid. The user can select a document from the list and press a button called "view selected"; you can either take the docId and offer it as a link on a subsequent form, but what I prefer is to loop the user back to the same form (to simulate seamlessness) and show a link to the selected document underneath the paging grid. That way, they can "view" multiple documents until they're done. It's a bit of extra work to do this, but it's fairly easy and the results will be very good-looking on mobile.

Harish: the one suggestion I could offer is that you create a paging grid consisting of the documents you wish to offer the user. Prior to the user input task you can have a script task which takes the properties of the documents you want to show and puts them into a multiple-CDT (you may need to create a new simple CDT for documentProperties, consisting of filename, size, date modified, user modified, etc). Then you can simply show the contents of this CDT array in a selectable paging grid. The user can select a document from the list and press a button called "view selected"; you can either take the docId and offer it as a link on a subsequent form, but what I prefer is to loop the user back to the same form (to simulate seamlessness) and show a link to the selected document underneath the paging grid. That way, they can "view" multiple documents until they're done. It's a bit of extra work to do this, but it's fairly easy and the results will be very good-looking on mobile.