InfoPath Dev

Good morning all,

 I am hoping that the gurus here could assist a new InfoPath developer with an issue he's having.

Currently users have a URN-based form (DataEntry.xml) that they use to submit data via a web service. The form's template location is in a non-SSL site (http://site.foo.com), and this site is part of our intranet.

This week it was announced that this process would be moved out of the intranet and would use SSL. IT created "https://site.foo.com", and I published the template to the directory and created a new .xml form.

When I click on this new .xml form for the first time (when it should go to the template and obtain its properties, secondary data source, etc) the user is shown the following message:

InfoPath cannot open the following file C:\blah\blah\ UpdatedDataEntry.xml.
The following form template for the form cannot be found:
https://site.foo.com/infopath/UpdatedDataEntry.xsn

My template uses some managed code, and is set to run at Full Trust

My questions are:

Is there something different that needs to be done when publishing to a directory using SSL?

Is this an IIS setting or directory permission issue?

Has anyone ever encountered anything like before?

Thank you for any assistance you may be able to provide.

~Jerry 

Have you rebuilt an distributed your form?

You would need to create a new msi or installer for the form with the new publish location and then everyone would need to reinstall.

The joys of Full trust...

Good morning Clay,

Thank you for responding - I did indeed rebuild and distribute my form. 

 Working with some more knowledgeable people, I think we fixed this issue.

It appeared to be an IIS setting:

• Open IIS Admin
• View the properties for the website
• Click the HTTP Headers Tab
• Uncheck the Enable Content Expiration checkbox.

 After that was done, the form functions as before.

Thanks,

~Jerry