InfoPath Dev

The web.config noted in the error is the root of the website. The ADService installer does not update this file. Are you able to access other parts of the website? What version (1.1.4322 or 2.0.50727) of the .NET Framework is the website configured to use? (Use the ASP.NET tab in the IIS admin tool)

There is an 'Or' that should be 'OrElse' in the last If statement: It should be: If (resultError Is Nothing OrElse Convert.ToInt32(resultError.InnerText, 16) <> 0) Then Return 0 End If The 'Or' and 'And' operations do not shortcut. You must use 'AndAlso' and 'OrElse' to use shortcut operations (similar to how && and || in C#/C++ work)

I believe it should just accept the old text data. If you have a richtext field with no formatting, you should notice it looks like standard text. But going from richtext to text would be a totally different issue.

On Windows XP, setting the Application Protection for ADService to Low should be all that is required. This will run the ADService under the SYSTEM account. But in verifying this, I have discovered that the ADService was still getting executed in the worker process (aspnet_wp.exe) rather than inetinfo.exe. This may be caused by a Windows ...

GetListItems will give you the sharepoint ID. Jim Cantwell InfoPathDev - Redmond

If running Windows XP, installing the .NET Framework after installing IIS should be enough to make ASP.NET work. Jim Cantwell InfoPathDev - Redmond

It sounds like ASP.NET Web Service Extension is not enabled in IIS. 1) Start IIS Manager 2) Click Web Service Extensions. 3) Click ASP.NET v1.1.4322 4) Click Allow 5) Run IISRESET (This step may not be necessary, but it won't hurt) Then try the accessing the web service again. Jim Cantwell InfoPathDev - Redmond

You could have SQL Server assign the values when records are added. You can use a uniqueidentifier column and mark it as the RowGuid, which will get a default using the NEWID function). If you need to create the guid from Infopath, you can create a new guid using C# or VB with System.Guid.NewGuid() Jim Cantwell InfoPathDev - Redmond

Another possibility is that code in the function is failing to JIT (just-in-time compile). You might try just an empty Init implementation, except just add a System.Diagnostics.Debugger.Launch() call. Jim Cantwell InfoPathDev - Redmond

If the InfoPathControl::Uninit, InfoPathControl::SaveState and InfoPathControl::Enable implementations are getting called, I would suspect a problem with the InfoPathControl interface definition. Are you importing the declaration, or using a hand roled definition of the interface? If you've hand crafted it, please post you code. Jim ...