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Compare the self-signed cert details created by InfoPath with your PKI provided cert. Is it a 2048 bit key? Can you verify the root CA is trusted and reachable on your desktop?
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Run "certmgr.msc" and view the properties for the certificate that was issued. It should show that you have a private key associated with the certificate, and it should show that it can be used for Code Signing. Knowing that the certificate is for Code Signing should be enough for the PKI administrators to select the ...
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If the sole purpose of SharePoint mapping is allow delete from DBXL, it would be simpler to have an Admin view in the form that has a delete button. DBXL permissions can prevent users from deleting, or you can use an alternative mechanism to hide the delete button. The Delete button would just need a data connection to the ...
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Here are some Microsoft KB articles on the issue and workarounds. This is a client-side issue opening Office Documents (which DAT is since it is an InfoPath form).
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2019105
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/943280
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You have a typo in the xpath, the left square bracket '[' should not be preceded by a forward slash '/'. And the second argument to the eval function should be relative to the node which is returned by the xpath.
Try:
sum(eval(../my:ByDocID/my:group2[my:IDColor='B/W'], 'my:IDNoPages * ...
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Using Jimmy's example, just add the filter to the xpath.
sum(eval(/my:myFields/my:myGroup/my:myParentField[my:Color='B/W'], 'my:childField1 * my:childField2'))
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In InfoPath, the xpath provides the "if" logic for your sum operation. Take the following schema for expenses, and you want to sum all approved expenses.
<my:myFields>
<my:Expenses>
<my:Expense my:approved='false' my:amount='23.55' ...
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You can change from "Object Model" to "web service" for the SharePoint mapping, which should fix the workflow kickoff problem.
When using "Object Model", you need to use the information from this MS KB. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb727787(v=bts.70).aspx. The KB is for BizTalk with WSS v3, ...
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When installing on load balanced servers, the url of the site needs to resolve to the local server IP address and not the load balancer address. That allows the requests being sent from the installer to be directed to the local machine and not the LB address. If it gets routed to the LB address, it causes a machine hop and ...
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Please verify you are selecting SharePoint 2010 Browser when injecting qRules and that you are not publishing as an administrator approved form.