Re: File Size

Jimmy — Tue, 18 Dec 2012 06:36:28 GMT

Have you looked at the sizes of the individual files in the template? I think the main issue here is that you have 40 views. How large is each view XSL file?

The multiple XSD files aren't multiple instances of data connections. When a data connection involves more than one XML namespace, there is a separate XSD for each namespace and I don't think anything can be done about that.

I'd suggest trying to find if there isn't a way to streamline your process a bit so it doesn't require quite so many views.

File Size

dustbin111 — Tue, 25 Sep 2012 19:01:31 GMT

How can I reduce an InfoPath form's file size?

My .xsn form has grown to just over half a MB! This isn't a problem for most of us hardwired, however there are many that are on the road, using the wi-fi at Hampton Inn, and this file size is almost unbearable!

since its creation, my form has ballooned to 40 views, 4 data connections to the GAL, different sharepoint lists, and a file reference for tabs and line breaks in text boxes.

I exported all the source files to find out what was so big.

turns out, I have an company logo (14KB) at the top of each view and InfoPath saved the same logo as 40 different instances!; one for each view (560KB I'm thinking)! I went in to each view (.xsl), made them reference the same logo.png, then altered the manifest such that it only looked for one .png. I then deleted all unnecessary files and repackaged. The form works correctly, however it only saved me 22KB when packaged!

Other big source files: manifest.xsf, offlineSataSources.xml

And there are multiple instances of data connections, some taking up more space than others, i.e.:

References1.xsd
References2.xsd
References3.xsd
References4.xsd

Can I delete the older ones? How do I cleanup manifest.xsf?

Any help optimizing my form for file size would be greatly appreciated.

~Dustin.

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