Re: Using an SQL Database as primary connection in a browser enabled form

Clay Fox — Thu, 20 Mar 2008 15:03:34 GMT

That is our specialty.

It is doable and really the best way to do this.

We have web services prebuilt to do this.

Send me an email and I can show you how it would work and some examples.

Using an SQL Database as primary connection in a browser enabled form

happydigit — Thu, 20 Mar 2008 14:58:50 GMT

Hello InfoPath Friends ;)As is read, it is possible to build a browser enabled InfoPath form which is using a SQL database as secondary connection (to get informations out of a SQL server). Right?

What I want to do now, is to design a browser enabled form which has as primary connection a SQL Server 2005 database. Is that possible? Because I want to write informations into the database.

I can imagine that web services could be one possibility to do this. If yes, has anyone some HowTos to do that? Are there other possibilities?

Thanks for your help!

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Using an SQL Database as primary connection in a browser enabled form