InfoPath Dev

Hi, I have been working with Infopath 2007 and MOSS 2007 for a few months now. I have a fair understanding of InfoPath and a good understanding of MOSS 2007. We have a requirement to publish a InfoPath form into Forms Services (so it can be rendered in the Browser), and for users to enter data into this form and then click submit and the data goes into a MOSS 2007 List. This all works fine as long as you are not using an Anonymous access method. We need to allow users on the Internet to enter registration data into these forms, but as soon as they try to submit there is an error. This is because you are not able to set the permission for an anonymous user to add line items to a MOSS List. Does anyone know of a way of running the InfoPath Form (in Forms Services) with Elevated Permissions, or can you use the Single Sign on Service, or can you 'trick' MOSS into allowing this to happen? I hope you get what I am trying to do here. Please feel free to email me directly if you want me to try and explain more.

Thanks for any help.

Phil

Opps, excuse the e on the end of anonymous!!!

I am not familiar with MOSS, but how are you deploying your form? If your form has domain trust settings and you are publishing it from InfoPath (into a document library), your form does not have all the permissions. For example, you would not be able to directly access cross-domain web services or run business logic.

Have you tried setting trust level to 'full' admin-deploying your form?

This sounds like more of a SharePoint question actually since it is SharePoint permissions not allowing anonymous save. To workaround it you could try submitting to a db or web service instead. This is a very interesting scenario.