InfoPath Dev

I have a Ip form for software purchase requests.  In this form i have a repeating sections with LicesendUser, LicensedPC, Software Title, and Software Price so that we can submit a form with multiple software titles for multiple people and keep track of who's ordered what.  Using C# code i have gotten the form to submit to a SharePoint list properly, when it submits it uses the UpdateListItem Web service to create a new list row for each software title purchased.  Each line shows who ordered what title and their contact information.

I added in the Contact Selector for the LicensedUser control so that all the names are entered in the same way each time.  But now when i submit the form, it creates a new list item for each software title, but it keeps the LicensedUser information the same as the first one entered in the repeating table.  I would like the LicensedUser column to preserve each persons name with the software title.

 Here's the schema:

<my:rows>
         <my:row>
          <my:SoftwareTitle></my:SoftwareTitle>
          <my:SoftwarePrice xsi:nil="true"></my:SoftwarePrice>
          <my:OtherSoftwareTitle></my:OtherSoftwareTitle>
          <my:OtherSoftwarePrice xsi:nil="true"></my:OtherSoftwarePrice>
          <my:LicensedPC></my:LicensedPC>
          <my:OtherSoftwareCheck>false</my:OtherSoftwareCheck>
          <my:gpContactSelector>
           <my:Person>
            <my:DisplayName></my:DisplayName>
            <my:AccountId></my:AccountId>
            <my:AccountType></my:AccountType>
           </my:Person>
          </my:gpContactSelector>
         </my:row>
        </my:rows>

 Here is my code (if any other information is useful let me know i'll get you whatever you need):

using Microsoft.Office.InfoPath;

using System;

using System.Xml;

using System.Xml.XPath;

using System.DirectoryServices;

using System.Web;

using System.Windows.Forms;

using System.IO;

using System.Collections.Generic;

using System.Text;

using Microsoft.Office.Interop.InfoPath.SemiTrust;

public partial class FormCode

// Member variables are not supported in browser-enabled forms.

// Instead, write and read these values from the FormState

// dictionary using code such as the following:

//

// private object _memberVariable

// {

// get

// {

// return FormState["_memberVariable"];

// }

// set

// {

// FormState["_memberVariable"] = value;

// }

// }

// NOTE: The following procedure is required by Microsoft Office InfoPath.

try

// Get the user name of the current user.

// Create a DirectorySearcher object using the user name

// as the LDAP search filter. If using a directory other

// than Exchange, use sAMAccountName instead of mailNickname.

"(mailNickname=" + userName + ")");

// Search for the specified user.

// Make sure the user was found.

else

// Create a DirectoryEntry object to retrieve the collection

// of attributes (properties) for the user.

// Assign the specified properties to string variables.

string Mail = (employee.Properties["mail"].Value != null) ? employee.Properties["mail"].Value.ToString() : "";

//Retrieve the Street Address from Active Directory and delimit to show only the mailstop number.

string searchKey = "MS";

string MailStop = Address.Substring(searchKeyIndex + searchKey.Length).Trim();

string Department = (employee.Properties["department"].Value != null) ? employee.Properties["department"].Value.ToString() : "";

// Create an XPathNavigator to walk the main data source

// of the form.

XmlNamespaceManager ns = this.NamespaceManager;

// Set the fields in the form.

// Clean up.

// Delete all Method nodes from the CAML Batch XML

XPathNodeIterator iter = batch.Select("/Batch/Method");

XPathNavigator firstMethodNav =

// Retrieve the rows of the repeating table

XPathNodeIterator rows = root.Select(

// Retrieve the values for the custom list item

//Retrieve the RequestorFullName of the form

//Retrieve the RequestorDepartment of the form

//Retrieve the RequestorEmail of the form

//Retrieve the AccountNumber of the form

//Retrieve the RequestorExtension of the form

//Retrieve the OfficeLocation of the form

//Retrieve the MailStop of the form

// Loop through the rows of the repeating table

// and construct the CAML Batch XML

// Retrieve the SoftwareTitle

"my:SoftwareTitle", NamespaceManager).Value;

// Retrieve the SoftwarePrice

"my:SoftwarePrice", NamespaceManager).Value;

// Retrieve the LicensedPC

"my:LicensedPC", NamespaceManager).Value;

// Retrieve the LicensedUser

// Add an item to the CAML Batch XML

// Increment the counter

// Submit the Title of the request

// Submit the rows to the Lists web service to update the custom list

sb.AppendFormat("<Method ID=\"{0}\" Cmd=\"New\">", id.ToString());

sb.AppendFormat("<Field Name=\"SoftwareTitle\">{0}</Field>", SoftwareTitle);

sb.AppendFormat("<Field Name=\"LicensedPC\">{0}</Field>", LicensedPC);

sb.AppendFormat("<Field Name=\"RequestorFullName\">{0}</Field>", RequestorFullName);

sb.AppendFormat("<Field Name=\"RequestorEmail\">{0}</Field>", RequestorEmail);

sb.AppendFormat("<Field Name=\"OfficeLocation\">{0}</Field>", OfficeLocation);

sb.AppendFormat("<Field Name=\"PhoneNumber\">{0}</Field>", RequestorExtension);

XPathNavigator batch = DataSources["CustomListCAML"].CreateNavigator();

I think i may have found a viable workaround for this problem.

 I created a hidden text box, that just copies the name from the Contact Selector and then submits the info from that hidden textbox to the sharepoint list.  Now each entry maintains the seperate user names in the Last, First format i want it in.

May not be the best solution, but it seems to work.  At least enough to get this form into full testing now.