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This blog post says that Office's property is:
physicalDeliveryOfficeName
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You get this error when you try to create the secondary data connection in your form template?
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InfoPath 2007 comes with Visual Studio for Applications. I don't recall if it installs with the default installation configuration -- you may need to walk through your Office install again and select Custom Configuration and select it.
Visual Studio uses Visual Studio Tools for Office. I believe those are also a separate download. If you ...
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Someone commenting on an InfoPath Team Blog post had the same issue at one point. The blog post is here, and the comment is about a third of the way down.
The person who replied to the comment suggest:
- Use the click event of the button to call the same code that is in the "Submit" event and remove the Submit event handler. ...
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I found this post at an MS forum that seems to talk about the same issue. Sadly, it doesn't seem to really offer any resolution.
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Hi:
Generally, it means the form was published with an incorrect security level. You can modify the security level under Tools / Form Options / Security. Since the error recommends domain permission, set the level to domain and republish the form to the location your user is going to access it from.
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Hi -- are you able to connect to the server? When you create the data connection, are you using Windows Authentication? Or SQL? If you are using SQL, are you saving the connection string?
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You'll need Visual Studio Tools for Office.
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Do you have code in your form?
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Hi -- Hide the fields if they are blank and the LAN ID field is populated. Add expression boxes that say 'No Match Found' that display when the fields are blank and the LAN ID field is populated.