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Hi Cedgmon,
I think it's possible but you will have to write code and make your form full trust.
Cheers,
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Hi Albert Torres,
We do this all the time, so it's definitely possible, but you will need some extra tools to handle the SQL submits and email notifications. Check out Qdabra.com's DBXL which supports both and has a free trial install and licenses starting at just $500 or so. If you want to see a demo of this working, send me an e-mail ...
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Why are you adding it to the FormState? That's what is causing the error. Can you declare a variable in your code and add it to that instead? Something public should work. Not sure why private won't work (please explain where you read that).
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You could save the form as XML and open it in notepad on your local computer but that assumes Save is not disabled. If you have access to the Designer, you can re-enable Save. Regarding the unexpected XML node. Sounds like you are submitting your form as a string and the Web Service is not parsing it correctly. You'll need to make sure that ...
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Have you tried submitting the entire XML as a string? When you create a Web service data connection to submit, you can specify sending the entire XML as a string. That's what Qdabra's DBXL (database accelerator) web service supports and it's easy to configure to send a repeating table. Free install of that Web Service is available via ...
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Correct, the values are independent of environment.
You can specify them manually by saving the InfoPath form template as "source files" and hand-editing the manifest.xsf and *.xsd files. I don't recommend it though.
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You need to clear your Temporary Internet Forms cache.
Windows->Start InfoPath, select the form that is causing the conflict and click Remove. Close InfoPath and try to open again. You can also clear the entire cache if you want. Search this forum for clearcache....
Good luck!
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Use a link to an InfoPath form stored in a database.
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Qdabra.com provides a free tool called qRules 1.8 that supports programmatically adding rows to a repeating section/table and copying rows from one table to another. So long as your form doesn't have code (and is using InfoPAth 2007) you should be able to use it.
good luck!
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