Newbie Questions

Re: Help w/ regform utility

shailaja — Fri, 09 Feb 2007 05:13:13 GMT

Hello Schung,
To install .js file you can just double click on it. Yes you can send this file to other locations and they will just have to double click the .js file. This file will be installed only on their computer. They can open the form from InfoPath All Forms cache and use it.

Hope this helps!

Re: Help w/ regform utility

schung — Wed, 07 Feb 2007 13:27:26 GMT

Thanks, shailaja

I got it to work by trial & error.

If I create .js file, is it possible to send the file(s) to other location & they could installed it & use it?

Any other issues?

Re: Help w/ regform utility

shailaja — Wed, 07 Feb 2007 05:56:44 GMT

Hello Schung,
To create .js file using regform syntax is
RegForm /U urn:MyForm:MyCompany /T Yes C:\MyForms\MyTrustedForm.xsn by using this command both .js file and .bak files are generated in the same folder that contains the form template that you are converting. The .bak file is a copy of original form template file before the changes were made to it; the .js file is a script file that can be used to install the fully trusted form.
We give /MSI only when we want to create msi file.

Hope this helps!

Help w/ regform utility

schung — Wed, 07 Feb 2007 01:16:11 GMT

Please help. I am trying to use the regform utility & having hard time figuring out the syntax. I am trying to creating a .js file for installing a fully trusted form. I want to be able to send the file outside of HQ to different office.

My form name is ABC.xsn, which is located in sub-dir (c:\aaa)
what syntax should I be using.

I was trying to follow this example:

RegForm /U urn:MyForm:MyCompany /T Yes /MSI C:\MyForms\MyTrustedForm.xsn