Re: Auto Close Infopath Application

Matt Faus — Tue, 26 Jun 2007 14:43:02 GMT

Hi Bill and welcome to the forums!

Are you sure you want to be doing all this batch processing from within InfoPath? It might be quicker for you to create a command-line application that that processes these 4000 files.

To add the event handler in code, double-click the button control and click Edit Form Code. This should switch you to your CS file and create the OnClick event that you can edit. However, I think these functions will require Full Trust of the form, and that could be difficult. Instead, you might want to add a Rule that closes the form after the button is clicked - this will not require Full Trust and therefore be much easier to deploy.

Auto Close Infopath Application

Bill — Thu, 21 Jun 2007 15:01:08 GMT

Good Morning:

I have to open approximately 4000 XML files, export some data and then close the XML file. I can open the form just fine and I can export the data just fine; however, I can not auto close the file once the export of the data is completed. I have tried the following commands:

thisXDocument.View.Window.Close(True) & thisApplication.Quit(False)

True) & thisApplication.Quit(False)

The only way that I can get these two commands to work sucessfully is to put them behind a button control. So, I am looking for any help on how to either call the on click event of the button control or another way to auto close the form.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

~~Bill~~

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