InfoPath Dev

I haven't been working in InfoPath very long so hopefully you guys can help me.

I have been working in InfoPath 2003 and am creating a form for my job that has some agenda information. One of the sections deals with tasks and has fields like task description, due date, notes, etc.

My question is, is there a way (in code or otherwise) to have those task fields be exported to a new task in Outlook (Outlook 2003)?

I've looked around and haven't found much in the way of help to do this.

My script file for the template is in Jscript (it has a .js extension). I guess this is another question but how can I use VBscript for the form's script file instead of JScript?


Thanks,
Matt

Hi

To export the required fields to Outlook, you will need to create Data connection and write code

You will first have to add E-mail as a Submitting Data Source.

1) In Design mode, choose Data Connections from the Tools Menu and then
click Add.
2) Select Submit Data, and then click Next.
3) Select as an e-mail message, and then click Next.
4) Delete all text in all textboxes on the window (you will be adding all of
this content back in later using code). Click Next.
5) On the next window enter a name into the textbox. Remember what you name
it. Click Finish.

you can write code as :
Code in jscript:

var objEmailAdapter = null;
objEmailAdapter = XDocument.DataAdapters("<name of the Email dataconnetion>");
objEmailAdapter.To = "[email protected]";
objEmailAdapter.Subject = "Status Report";
objEmailAdapter.Intro = "Name:" + XDocument.DOM.selectSingleNode("/my:myFields/my:Name").text+ "\n" +"Description: " +XDocument.DOM.selectSingleNode("/my:myFields/my:Description").text;
objEmailAdapter.Submit();


Code in C#:

IXMLDOMNode node = thisXDocument.DOM.selectSingleNode("<Xpath of the field1> ");
string value1 = node.text;

IXMLDOMNode node = thisXDocument.DOM.selectSingleNode("<Xpath of the field2>");
string value2 = node.text;

EmailAdapter oEmail = (EmailAdapter)thisXDocument.DataAdapters["<name of the Email dataconnetion>"];
oEmail.To = "";
oEmail.CC = "";
oEmail.Subject = "";
oEmail.Intro = value1 + value2;
oEmail.Submit();

Hey, where can i find the jscript code of the dataconnections?

 I would love to get my hands on that, to filter what datafields i want to put into the body of an email.