InfoPath Dev

The following query failed: UserProfile (User: 0#.w|domain\username, Form Name: IP: , Connection Target: , Request: http://sitename/_layouts/FormServer.aspx?XsnLocation=http://sitename/sites/IT/FormServerTemplates/UserProfileServiceTest4000.xsn&SaveLocation=http:// sitename /sites/IT/SupportServices/UserProfileTest&ClientInstalled=false&Source=http://sitename/sites/IT/SupportServices/UserProfileTest/Forms/AllItems.aspx&DefaultItemOpen=1, Form ID: urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:infopath:UserProfileServiceTest4000:-myXSD-2012-04-11T11-40-37 Type:

DataAdapterException, Exception Message:

The remote server returned an error: (401) Unauthorized. The remote server returned an error: (401) Unauthorized.)

I have followed the work around suggested and tried to test it by providing explicit data connection

File and putting  

<udc:Authentication>
       <udc:UseExplicit CredentialType="NTLM">
              <udc:UserId>DOMAIN\test.user1</udc:UserId>
              <udc:Password>12313d2</udc:Password>
       </udc:UseExplicit>
</udc:Authentication>

Or  on form load b y changing the Account name by

http://stevessharepointnuggets.blogspot.co.uk/2012/03/infopath-2010-using-user-profile.html?m=1

concat (“domain\”,username()) or substring-after (username(),”|”) and call web service to get the data.

I think I have tried all the options available to solve the 5566 error but could not get any success.

Please help me

Thanks in advance

BMARU:

This forms works in Preview Mode using claim based Kerberos authentication website

How have you decided it?
I believe Infopath preview (or Filler/client forms) is using NTLM

BMARU:

I am trying access UserProfileService Web service on InfoPath 2010 Web browser Administrator Approved Forms (Domain/Full)

MSDN article

• Building SharePoint Applications with InfoPath 2010 (Part 2 of 2) (MSDN refresh)

 describing the usage of  userprofileservice.asmx tells:

Important:
The SharePoint application and code described in this article will not work if SharePoint is configured for forms-based authentication. To work correctly, the web application that hosts this SharePoint application must be configured to use classic-mode authentication. For more information about configuring SharePoint authentication, see Plan authentication methods (SharePoint Server 2010).

 BTW, I believe that it is Filler/client forms require administration approval but not Web browser forms