InfoPath Dev

I checked and re-did my UDC files just to make sure they didn't have any mixed cases in the path.  Then I created a small custom form that just submits the form with the check out or in buttons.  The form submits, but now when I open the form and try to use the check out button, it throws a 7893 error.  I've tried to find ...

Any ideas on this?  Anybody?  Please? I'm trying to prevent publishing forms to form libraries that allow users to step on each other.  My forms are all browser based, as we have different versions of InfoPath installed in our organization, plus a number of users that don't have Office at all. Thanks for any help.

Hi, I'm attempting to modify the CheckIn-Out template part to be used by our organization.  I created the necessary CheckInFile and CheckOutFile UDCX files in a site collection data connection library and modified the manifest to point to the correct path.  When I added the template part to a form, the data connections seem to be ...

I found the missing link!  Thanks to this blog, http://gordonduthie.net/2011/01/26/sharepoint-2010-claims-based-security-infopath-data-connections-and-getuserprofilebyname/ , I was able to narrow down how to get reliable user data using SSS and an anonymous user in the target application.  Specifically, for InfoPath Forms Services, ...

OK, the latest.  I created a target application in Secure Service Store in SharePoint, with credentials being a service account that has access to the site.  I then modified the UDC files in the authentication section to include the following: <udc:Authentication><udc:SSO AppId='InfoPathWebForms' ...

Unfortunately, I still get no hits for the error.  However, after much more research, I came across this: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/981684.  I tried method 3, the most unsecured way, and it works for specific credentials.  However, we need to impersonate authenticated credentials passing the users' creds.  I think by ...

Here's the latest:  I installed and converted DBXL, using the aduserinfo.asmx web service and got it to work using Filler just fine.  The first time I tried to run my form in browser mode, I got an ugly error about cross domain forms allowed in InfoPath Forms Services and data connections that need to be in a data connection ...

OK, from what I can tell from extensive searching, it looks like the issue is with SharePoint, most likely a permissions issue due to the root path having an explicit inclusion type.  I think this causes authentication issues in the data connection UDC file.  Any ideas on how to get around this?

After converting the data connection to a UDC, I now get the same error message, but a different number: "An erro occurred while trying to connect to a Web Service".  The log ID is 5566.  It was a different number earlier.  I'll keep looking.

I posted the exact issue earlier today in the Data Connections forum.  It'll be interesting to see what comes back.