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There should be a Solution.URL property or something like that. Check out the object model documentation and search for URL.
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Hi Sascha,
Are you using C# code that is compatible with MOSS's InfoPath Form Services? MOSS requires InfoPath 2007 object model (OM). If you are using C# from InfoPath 2003 days it won't work in MOSS. Just an idea. Might be something else though ...
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Couple random ideas:
Use backslash-#, \#
Use two sharps, ##
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Hmm. Can you connect to the Oracle components using Excel 2007? Maybe you need to define an ODBC connection string or something.
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Browser-based forms don't support signing sections. Plesae check to make sure you are signing the entire form. Also, the signature usually includes an image of the view that was signed. Not sure that your console app is adding that (guessing it isn't). I'm also not sure if the image is needed or not. I recommend signing a form using ...
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I would use a normalized schema, database submit (via Web Service), and SharePoint dataviews. We have deployed similar solutions to many companies over the last 6 years. Let me know if you'd like a demo.
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If the ID isn't stored in InfoPath you will have to use input parameters or code to set a value in your form to correspond to it. qRules 1.8 supports input parameters without writing code. Free download from qdabra.com->Products but only works with 2007.
You could also add a uniquely generated value to your form and promote to ...
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The only way to do this is to put the main body of the form into a scrolling region.
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That's one way. qRules 1.8 supports input parameters, so you don't have to write code if you don't want to. Opening one form with values from another form is easy as pie.
For 2003, you have some options: use merge forms functionality - see Jim Cantwell's blog on this ...
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Do you have full-text indexing turned on the database you installed to?
http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/10448/37495.aspx#37495