Re: InfoPath 2007 Project location + working with source control

kkallweit — Fri, 13 Feb 2009 15:53:55 GMT

You need to create an infopath form project through visual studio rather then using programming within the infopath form it's self. Creating the file within visual studio will allow you to integrate with TFS which will take care of your path issues.

InfoPath 2007 Project location + working with source control

saravanan4u83 — Sun, 27 Jul 2008 21:49:08 GMT

I am working with InfoPath 2007. We planned to store infoPath (.xsn) in source control (TFS).

I identifed a folder named "Forms" to store all forms. A subfolder named "code' to store project codes related with infoPath forms.

Inside this 'code' folder, I will create separate sub folders for each form with form name.

Everything works fine upto here.

In my desktop, I am using C: drive for soucre control workspace (TFS). When another developer who also need to work on same form using D: drive.

So each time we need to change the project location. I tried to create a environment variable (named TFS) for source control workspace location . But if I try to give %TFS%\...... in the project location of InfoPath 2007, it gives error as "The project path cannot be found".

Any thought on this...

Thanks,

Saravanan

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Re: InfoPath 2007 Project location + working with source control

InfoPath 2007 Project location + working with source control