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Please contact us via support at qdabra dot com and we'll help you resolve this. Since there's a licensing question, it's best to resolve outside of the forum. Thank you.
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I do not see anything for DBXL in the application and services. I have had the ADWS for years, but did try the DBXL a couple years ago on a trial and found I didn't need to use it. I need to get this fixed as all my forms are erroring out when using the ADWS data connection in the form. How can I fix this?
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Hi,
I am trying to get a form to be emailed To > email1@address1 and email2@address2 (2 static email addresses - this works fine) but also want the email copied to any other email address which is added to 3 fields on the form. So if field 1, 2 or 3 contain @ then CC them to the email.
Tried a number of things such ...
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I have an InfoPath 2007 form (not browser enabled). I have a data connection that retreives the ID numbers from the SharePoint library where the form is published. The ID numbers aren't retrieved when the form is opened, I have a custom submit button with rules set up to retrieve the ID's when clicked before submitting the form. ...
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ARGH! I just edited the last post and included a form that gets the ID of the item posted with a nicely worded verbose explanation of the three additional rules that perform this. The form has been attached so you can have a play with it, hopefully I will get around to re writing how it works sometime shortly especially if someone wants to ...
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There is nothing in the form that is preventing the submission of duplicates, is it possible that you have the list set up to overwrite existing items?
Also, no this form does not return the row number, although I believe I have a way of doing that. I'll attempt it and post an update if you require?
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It does appear you have the DBXL version of the Active Directory service. The virtual directory for the standalone ADWS will have just AdUserInfo.asmx. DBXL will list about 16 asmx files in the folder.
The standalone does not require adding a license, but the DBXL version does.
Open the event viewer and look for the Qdabra eventlog ...
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I do understand that you have ADWS. I was just wondering if there was a license installed at all. I had thought one was required for ADWS as well. I'll ask Jim to chime in here.
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Here is the information
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<DBXLLicenses
xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xsi:nil="true"
xmlns="http://qdabra.com/webservices/" ...
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Hi - are you able to access the web service page via your browser? http://servername/qdabrawebservice/default.htm is the default (with your server name in place of servername, of course). If so, toward the bottom of the page, you should see a link for the DBXL License service. Click that link, then the link to the GetLicenseInfo2 method. Do ...