Re: Using Infopath as external facing (Internet) Form for data capture.

donstephen — Mon, 07 Sep 2015 05:26:15 GMT

Hello,

Here's an excellent forum thred from MSDN which discusses the Pros and Cons of using Infopath:

https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/sharepoint/en-US/af5cef60-084e-4053-bd8c-292e006a06c5/advantage-of-using-infopath-in-sharepoint

Also, although InfoPath does not require you to use code, you might need to write code if you somehow encouter an Infopath limitation. And this is where I would like recommend qRules. qRules adds missing features to your InfoPath forms – it adds the power of code with the convenience of using InfoPath rules.

And if you are dealing with hundreds of thousands of data, a scalable solution is to use a database - you might want to look into Qdabra's Database Accelerator and take advantage of the DBXL Web Services it provides.

Hope this helps.

Using Infopath as external facing (Internet) Form for data capture.

Treasurydude — Fri, 04 Sep 2015 03:27:17 GMT

Hello

I was wondering if an Infopath expert can shed some light on Pros and Cons of Using InfoPath as company's Internet Form for data capture.. I was told by a .Net developer; it is pron to SQL injection which I think is not accurate.

I am promoting of using InfoPath as product for Corporate forms development...

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Using Infopath as external facing (Internet) Form for data capture.