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Yes.
''The specified module could not be found.''
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Is there another line following the error message?
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Thank you for sharing this.
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I am getting a ''form contains XML that cannot be parsed''
error when trying to open an infopath form on a server. It only happens on this server. Any ideas?
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It's the new thing - reply to your own postings! I have gone for the code route - see MS labs 11 for more info. The trick is to use the XDocument::OnContextChange event to store your selected node in a global variable, then use this value in the customized XDocument::OnMergeRequest event.
Clive
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I kept VS 2003 along with the new 2005 and discovered that regform stops working. This is apparently a known bug - seehttp://www.blogger.com/publish-comment.do?blogID=13992955&postID=113951903983748379&r=ok&mod=true
Not having an msdn subscription and not wanting to spend quite a lot of cash on VSTO I have had to do my regforming on another ...
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Hi Brandt,
I'm not sure what is causing that error, but I think it has something to do with not having the proper libraries installed. Like I said, it worked for me so maybe it was packed with my installation of Visual Studio. Maybe someone else has had the same problem, I would consult Google.
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Matt-I dnld & instlled the MDSCSDK2.8 and now I get
''Automation server can't create onject''
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Hi Vasanth,
You can add a File dialog control(HTML) to your task pane and ask user to click on the button to open the file dialog and select the File URL. You can pass this value to the Webservice and then get the result from the webservice.
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Sorry for miscommunication above, for 2ds InfoPath does not allow file control.
This is how InfoPath File Control works, When you add a File Control to the UI, InfoPath will have a reference to this control in the Manifest.xsf. Here is how it maintains the ref:
<xsf:xmlToEdit name=''field1_1'' item=''/my:myFields/my:field1''>
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