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Web services work great with InfoPath, but you and
your colleagues don't have to use InfoPath to take advantage of web
services. This tutorial takes you through the steps of referencing and
accessing the Active Directory Web Service from an ASP.NET web site.
An example Visual Studio solution is included in this package.
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This document explains the DBXL tokens, which are present in every
XML document stored in DBXL and available for Database mapping. Click
DOWNLOAD above to read this document.
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This document provides a brief explanation into the meanings of the
various error codes that are returned by DBXL v2.3, which might be of
interest to developers working with forms that contain code. Click DOWNLOAD above to obtain the document.
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If
you are a DBXL v2.2 user previously using SQL Server 2000 and later
upgraded to SQL Server 2005, you have to change the database
compatibility mode and enable full text before upgrading to DBXL v2.3. This document explains the step on how to set this up. Please click on DOWNLOAD to obtain the document.
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Starting with version 2.2, DBXL includes a mechanism for defining
custom permissions to the QueryDB and DatabaseEnumeration web services.
You can utilize this interface to restrict certain sensitive databases
and tables that should not be exposed by the web service at all, or you
can permit access to certain databases and tables for ...
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The
following error message may display in InfoPath upon opening a template from DAT (DBXL
Administration Tool):
The Show Details button reveals:
InfoPath
cannot open the selected form because of an error in the form's code.
The Microsoft .NET Framework 1.1 is not installed on your computer or
the InfoPath ...
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Need to submit repeating form data to SharePoint? Don't like writing code?
qRules has a Submit to SharePoint List command that may be just the solution to your InfoPath / SharePoint integration problem.
This video demonstrates the necessary set up for
using this command successfully, and will help you on your way to
creating InfoPath ...
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SharePoint 2007 and DBXL version 2.0 or later required.
This allows forms saved in SQL via DBXL to be displayed in a SharePoint Web Part.
If you have questions or need support please post here.
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SharePoint 2003 and DBXL version 2.0 or later required.
This allows forms saved in SQL via DBXL to be displayed in a SharePoint Web Part.
If you have questions or need support please post here.
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I'm certain it can be done, but there are going to be a lot of rules on your dropdowns.
For example, each dropdown should have rules to check for the value A.
Conditions:Dropdown 1 = A and Dropdown 2 = A, then show the warningDropdown 1 = A and Dropdown 3 = A, then show the warningDropdown 1 = A and Dropdown 4 = A, then show the ...