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Re: Infopath certificate Issue

mak.mansoor — Tue, 16 Aug 2011 07:56:59 GMT

Hi Patrick,

first thanks for giving response,and information.

1.First: As you said, dont need sign the form and not best pratice to full struct the form ,then how to deploy the form through central admin in Production, because my template having code and want to publish into production,So i choose full trust ,then if i choose full trust ,have to select form signature finally i choose administration approval and deploy into production.in central administration.

3.Thrid: i have full permission,i check the version in manage form template in central admin,it is same verstion as before,it is not changed.

So, how do i solve my problem,After deplying, whatever modify in my tempalte it is updated ? is there any another way.

Thanks and approciate to give reply.

Thanks

MAK

Re: Infopath certificate Issue

Patrick Halstead — Mon, 15 Aug 2011 22:58:19 GMT

Hi Mak.Mansoor,

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In reply to your post...

First: you shouldn't need to sign your XSN. Full trust forms are not best practice and they aren't needed for 95% of the solutions we have seen. If you remove that requirement, you don't have to sign your form. Check out why it's full trust and maybe you can remove that. Life will be easier.
Second: so let's say you are one of those rare form developers that have a good reason for full trust (writing to local file system, print on demand, etc.). The certificate you use to sign the form can be created from Certificate Authority. Don't use a personal certificate on your machine since these won't be default trusted by the domain computers and they usually expire within a month or so which means you have to keep publishing (for non-expiring personal certificates, check out Mel's recently blog on this).
Third: check the version stamp on the XSN that was published. Is it the same as the one on your local machine? If not, maybe you don't have permission to publish.

That's all I can think of for now. Good luck with "the needful".

Infopath certificate Issue

mak.mansoor — Fri, 12 Aug 2011 21:09:19 GMT

Hai All, I phase one issue about certificate in infopath, when i try to modify the infopath template its gives message like, your certificate is expired , when i check tools Menu its correct, then i create new certificate add to the template and deploy into production,then whatever i done changes in template it will not updated . So,Please any suggestion about above issue. how to update changes in template with new certificate, Please do the needful, its production issue. Thanks MaK