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I'm having a problem using SSL web services in my Infopath form.
The URL is changed at the time the form is loaded. It's fine using http but fails if I use https. The only way I can get it to work is to chang the data connection manually in the form. This prompts me to install a certificate from the server where the web service is installed. The ...
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Thank you for your reply Ted, which is very informative.
As for the word template, it only need short input from the form, such as a length of the product '56mm', or name of some content 'moisture'. The word template is big, with all the descriptions, but only these basic words are needed through the form.
The tree sturcture is similar to below ...
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Hi again,
Sorry for not responding sooner. I'm going to ask our DB experts to look at this thread. Lately, we have had some of the same problems, so hopefully it will be an easy resolution. More soon!
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Hi Thierry,
*Your* French forum has some of the most active threads! I think I need to send you stock in InfoPathDev or something. :)
Not sure if this will help you, but have you tried:
if (((IXMLDOMElement)NextCase).getAttribute(''xsi:nil'') != null)
((IXMLDOMElement)NextCase).removeAttribute(''xsi:nil'');
Good luck!
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Hi Buki,
My guess is that it's a bug in your custom import code. I'd have to look at that. Sorry for not responding sooner!
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Hi MFrumer and welcome to our forum!
This looks difficult. You might try using either an HTML popup dialog or the taskpane as possible workarounds. I'm pretty sure that the view isn't going to let you programmatically access the dropdown like you want.
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Hi Beth and welcome to our forum!
Sorry for the delay in responding. I'm guessing that you are in the InfoPath designer. Is that true? Have you tried exporting the form to form files and manually removing the username from the XSF file before publish? There's probably an easier way, but I'd try that first. I don't think you can populate the ...
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Hi Jeppe Christensen and welcome to our forum!
I'm not sure I completely understand your scenario. Are you changing the schema for the form (XSD file) or the sample data file for it (XML file)? Your dropdown values should not be coded to values in the form's schema - rather, you should use some other data source to prevent problems when you have ...
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Hi Tobias and welcome!
Yes, you can change the name of the published solution every time you change it (and publish to a new location). You can also use a product like our Database Accelerator that supports audit tracking and reporting on multiple versions. Send me e-mail if you want more info. Good luck!
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Hi Tatopitta,
Good question! You can buy a code-signing certificate from a third party - like Verisign - and use that anywhere connected to the Internet (and anywhere that trusts Verisign! :)). The downside is that they are expensive. I think ~$500 for a code-signing certificate.
If you are using CA that is installed on your server, however, it ...