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What web service are you trying to call? Its complaining about a node in the XML document that you are using. More specific the node BaseAttr_ActionType has an invalid value. I would start your investigation there.
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Not that I'm aware of out of the box. You can certainly build this out yourself using rules on the submit button to do checks on which fields are actually preventing submit from happening. Definitely more work on your part, but if there aren't too many fields to check might be worth while doing.
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Can you just bind the text box in the second view to the same field as the Display Name? Will that work for your scenario?
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How exactly are you trying to enable signing in the browser? Are you using built in InfoPath functionality or custom activeX controls?
Signature line control is also an option, but that is a filler only feature.
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Retrieving data from a SP list in InfoPath is pretty easy. Just create a secondary data connection (Data -> Data connections) to receive data from a SharePoint List. This will pull in all the data from that list into the InfoPath form. You can even filter the data by using queryFields to limit which items are ...
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Yes, if you go into File -> Form Options -> Compatibility -> Select InfoPath 2003 as your Form type. This will ensure that the form is limited to features that are only available in 2003 and will save as a 2003 template.
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You should check out the QueryDB web service in DBXL. Without any code, you can use a data connection to the web service to query SQL databases and return data back to your InfoPath form as a secondary schema.
Here is a link for more info and to download a trial: http://www.qdabra.com/en/products/DBXL.aspx
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Glad to hear you got it work! :)
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Are you customizing a SP list form? If so, then there is built in functionality to support rich text append changes which sounds like what you might want.
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There definiteily isn't an out of box task pane or popup solution for the browser in 2010. Perhaps someone else out there has built a custom solution that does this? Have you considered using show/hide sections to store your text?