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  • save metadata value to xml

    &nbsp;Hi, I am having a form library. it has 5 columns-RequestId,Status,OpenedBy, Email, FileName . I need to store all the above column value (metadata) into an xml file and then save this xml file to local system. Can anybody tell me how can I go about it?? &nbsp; Thanks, Jaimin&nbsp;
    Posted to Code (Forum) by jaiminsarda on 07-07-2008
  • Re: Create zip file in infopath

    &nbsp;First I am attaching a file through file attachment control. than on button click I am using &quot;Convert.FromBase64String(fileName)&quot; , where fileName is the encoded form of the attached file. After this I am getting the file name as string and file contents as byte[]. For zip I am adding &quot;Ionic.Utils.Zip&quot; as reference , ...
    Posted to Code (Forum) by jaiminsarda on 06-29-2008
  • Re: Need clarification

    I created the a form in infopath. Added an file attachment control to it. Created a document called abc.doc and saved it. Recorded its size. Than I attached the document abc.doc to the form using file attachment control. Saved the form and again opened it to record the size of attachment. The size was same. there was no change. no file ...
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by jaiminsarda on 06-29-2008
  • Need clarification

    &nbsp;Hi All, I have a doubt in my mind. Need some clarification. Is it true that when we attach any file through File Attachment control in infopath 2007, the files gets compressed?&nbsp; I know that it gets encoded, but dont know whether its compressed or not!! If it is true than can somebody plz send me some links which justifies the ...
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by jaiminsarda on 06-27-2008
  • File compression

    &nbsp;Hi All, I have a doubt in my mind. Need some clarification. Is it true that when we attach any file through File Attachment control in infopath 2007, the files gets compressed?&nbsp; I know that it gets encoded, but dont know whether its compressed or not!! If it is true than can somebody plz send me some links which justifies the ...
    Posted to General (Forum) by jaiminsarda on 06-27-2008
  • Re: how to embed a file into form

    Thanks Anuma for those links. In the first link, XmlManager is used. Check this line: XMLManager.XMLSearchHelper xmlSrch = new XMLManager.XMLSearchHelper(); How can I get XMLManager!! Do I have to include any namespace or reference or something else?? &nbsp; &nbsp; Need your help on the following scenario: I am having an infopath form ...
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by jaiminsarda on 06-26-2008
  • Re: Embed file into form

    Thanks for your response Hilary. In the second link, DocumentContainer is used. Check this line:DocumentContainer myDocument;How can I get this?? Do I have to include any namespace or reference or something else?? &nbsp; I need to know what can be done for the following scenario: I have a infopath form along with file attachment control and a ...
    Posted to Code (Forum) by jaiminsarda on 06-25-2008
  • Re: how to embed a file into form

    &nbsp;Thanks Anuma for your response. But I think my question is not clear. Actually I dont want to use file attachment control in my form. My requirement is to attach a file (which resides in local drive) to a infopath form programmatically. &nbsp; Jaimin&nbsp;
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by jaiminsarda on 06-25-2008
  • Embed file into form

    Hi All, can anybody tell me how to embed a file, which is in my local drive, into infopath form programmatically? &nbsp; Thanks, Jaimin&nbsp;
    Posted to Code (Forum) by jaiminsarda on 06-25-2008
  • how to embed a file into form

    Hi All, I have a zip file which is kept in a local drive. can anybody tell me how to embed that file into infopath form programmatically? &nbsp; Thanks, Jaimin &nbsp;
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by jaiminsarda on 06-25-2008
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