InfoPath Dev

Hello:

I have distributed an InfoPath form to users as an email attachment. All users but one have had success double-clicking the form from email and submitting their information. The one user who is having a problem is getting this error:

Insufficient Security Privilege
This form cannot be opened because it requests domain security level and is only allowed restricted security level. Based on the information in the form, the file should be located at <leaving blank for security reasons> in order to open with the correct security level.

What causes this type of error?

Thanks.

Hi CycleFitness,

Check out the following link.
http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=2124

Regards,
Abhishek

Thank you. That's very helpful.

Hi Deb,
We're publishing a HowTo in a couple days that also talks about extranet deployment via e-mail and should provide a cool solution to having both e-mail users as well as intranet SharePoint or Web server users.

I've reviewed the different security options and am confused why my user is having an issue. I have two InfoPath forms. Both have the same Security setting to "Domain." Both are published to the same Sharepoint site with the same privileges. One the user can access without a problem. The other one he gets "Insufficient Security Privileges." When I change the form's security to 'Full Trust' he gets the error that "InfoPath cannot create a new form" with the detail that "InfoPath is trying to access files and settings on your computer . . ." Our Sharepoint site is internal to our intranet. I don't understand why this is happening. This form is only in testing and cannot be released until we can figure out why this happens; otherwise, we'll have this issue over and over.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thank you!

Hi CycleFitness,

Have u used any line of code which requires the form to be FullyTrusted?
For example:- the "SaveAs" method requires the form to be Fully Trusted.Same with PrintOut method.Also trying to access the login ID of ur system requires full trust.

Also,if u want to make a form Full Trust,then setting the security setting to "Full Trust" is not sufficient.
U need to either install the form in client machines or use a digital signature.

Check out the following links
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/ipsdk/html/ipsdkSignedFormTemplate_HV01120501.asp

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/ipsdk/html/ipsdkDeployURNFormToSharePoint_HV01086376.asp


Regards,
Abhishek

Hi Abhishek:

No, I do not have any code that accesses that object. My code looks like this:

function CTRL19_5::OnClick(eventObj)

{
if (XDocument.Errors.Count > 0)
{
XDocument.UI.Alert("Required information is missing as indicated by the red asterisk(s).")
return;
}
try
{
XDocument.Submit()
Application.ActiveWindow.Close(true);
}
catch(e)
{
XDocument.UI.Alert("You have already submitted a report today. If this is a revised submission, please submit it tomorrow. Sorry for the inconvenience.");
Application.ActiveWindow.Close(true);
}
}

There are two data connections in the form. One is retrieving States from an XML file and the other is the main submit to the forms library.

Hi,

Check out this link,

http://infopathdev.com/howto/tutorials/default.aspx?i=fd7c86608b4344eaa46ac6a2829136b1

I hope this will help for you,

Thanks.

I'm not trying to publish via email. These are two forms libraries on the same internal Sharepoint site. The user is internal as well. One works and the other one gives him a security error.

Hi CycleFitness,
For the other form that is giving u a security error,try making it a full trust and check if it works.
And before deploying a full trust form in SharePoint,Read thoroughly the 2 links I sent u.
Regards,
Abhishek

I posted that above . . .

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When I change the form's security to 'Full Trust' he gets the error that "InfoPath cannot create a new form" with the detail that "InfoPath is trying to access files and settings on your computer . . ." Our Sharepoint site is internal to our intranet. I don't understand why this is happening. This form is only in testing and cannot be released until we can figure out why this happens; otherwise, we'll have this issue over and over.

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The forms are EXACTLY the same with the exception of text. One works fine with Domain Trust. Why would the other one need Full Trust? This doesn't make sense.

I am having the same problem. Did you ever figure the cause?

Thanks

dean

I am not sure if this is the same problem but here is what I have noticed:

1. I am developing a domain-trust solution that is meant to run both in the browser and the rich client. I do not want full trust because I don't want to sign it.
2. The solution has code so I am developing in VS2005 with VSTO. I can preview the solution alright from VS during development.
3. Since the solution has code, it has to be admin-published before it can be deployed. I do that. During the admin-publish process in InfoPath, it saves the XSN locally.

This XSN is no longer usable - I get a security error that it is restricted. I am not sure why this is happening, perhaps an InfoPath bug, but my guess is that this XSN is not meant for consumption.

4. I deploy the XSN to Forms Server--enabled Sharepoint as an admin-deployed form
5. From Sharepoint I can open the form both in the browser and in the rich client

I hope this may provide some insight into the problem...

Not sure if people are still having this problem, but I solved it with the following:

Error message when you try to open an InfoPath 2007 form from a hyperlink: "Insufficient security privilege" (KB930892)

I am using IP2003, but the above solution seems to work just as well. 

One other note is that this was always seem to be happening with the links to the Form.

Going directly into the Sharepoint Forms Folder and using the Fill out Form button was the other work around.