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How have you determined that this is happening?
Is that namespace (.../2009-01-27T09P:52:06) different from the main my: namespace of your form?
In what way is this causing a problem for you?
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If you can't ping the server we can't do much to solve that for you. It sounds like the SMTP server is somewhere on your company intranet that's not accessible from your machine. Perhaps you need to connect to the network by VPN, or develop your form using a machine that's connected to the network.
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Could it be that the SMTP server bhldscas1.internal.borusan.com isn't accessible from the machine where you're testing this form? You can determine if that's the case by doing a ping from the Windows command line.
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If I understand correctly, you want only one row to be checked at a time? If so, I describe how to do this in my blog:
http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/jimmy/archive/2009/08/05/a-mutually-exclusive-radio-button-in-a-repeating-section.aspx
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This should do the job. May I request that the next time you ask people to debug your code for you, that you at least use meaningful field and variable names?
XPathNavigator topParent = MainDataSource.CreateNavigator().SelectSingleNode("/my:myFields/my:group15", NamespaceManager);
XPathNavigator middleNode = ...
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You're missing a my: from your frowid line, but since the xmldata variable is referencing a single node, your code is set up to place new values into that field every time the loop iterates until the value from the last loop is placed there and the loop ends. Is this what you mean to do? The data source where you're ...
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Glad to be of help, Sam! And I'll be sure to pass your feedback along.
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There shouldn't be a slash before the field names in rowsrc and rowdest.
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You're missing a space before /rowsrc.
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The template's trust level must be set to full trust in order to access files on the local filesystem.