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There are several other threads already talking about this. Please search for regform. Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP] InfoPathDev

Thanks Pete; it's Helpful! Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP] InfoPathDev

Hey Scott, Thanks for the enlightening post. I would love to see stopwatch second counts though on the various methods. I think that there might be some confusion on the lazy web service calling. My point is that it should speed up on load since it isn't blocking on the web service. Are you saying that it's the same amount of time to load a form ...

I'm not familiar enough with how InfoPath interacts with Web Services to be able to properly answer your question, but... When you create a data connection, InfoPath creates one or more .xsd files for it. You can modify the schema to include the nillable attribute. If you ever modify your data connection, you will need to update your schema ...

Hi AK, No, just have them save the xsn template to their desktop (or wherever). Then, right click on it and choose design. If they publish locally, they should be able to use form, but that only works for restricted forms. If you need domain trust, then you'll have to publish to a website, For full trust, you can use regform to create an msi that ...

Hi Christophe, There is something called regform through which you can distribute to the users. Basically you will create an MSI of your form using regform. You can find info about reg form this linkhttp://www.infopathdev.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=225 Agni InfoPathDev India

Till now I dint see any programatical way of doing this. There is a property called ''WSDLURL'' in ''WebServiceAdapter'' class but this is a readonly property. You can do further investigations on this and let us know if you find anything interesting. Agni InfoPathDev India

Hi Patrick, OK here goes with some results. Based on a freshly built fully patched server 2003 box. Going back to basics. Using blank InfoPath forms created under two scenarios. 1. Let#%92s design the form through InfoPath (not visual studio). Creating a simple blank form. Published to a local drive. Clicking on the published xsn will open ...

Thanks for your reply, Agni. Your solution entails extracting the files from the InfoPath XSN file, modifying the manifest.xsf file and repackaging the InfoPath form, right? Is there anyway we can programmatically alter the URLs of the data connection references? I suppose we could do that if the references are dynamic, and I am not sure if ...

Hi, I need to distribute Infopath Form from a web site. The problem is I need these forms to be full trusted by every client. (Access to external data, C# code...) The only think I've found for a form to become full trusted is to install it on every client machine which is difficult from a web site. Has anybody an idea of how I can fix this ...