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How are you accessing the InfoPath form? Through SharePoint? When you test your web service in visual studio do you have any problems that are similar?
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Looks like I cannot move the XSN file from machine to machine and expect the certificate I created with MakeCert.exe to work. If I publish the form through SharePoint on the machined where I created the certificate, the user will be prompted that the certificate cannot be trusted but they will be allowed to open the form.
As everyone should ...
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To continue my saga...I am still having issues.
When I run the .xsn locally get a prompt warning me that the digital certificate is not trusted, which makes sense because I created it using MakeCert.exe. Although, if I take the form, throw it onto a VPC, double click the .xsn, I get ''InfoPath Cannot load this form. The signature is corrupt or ...
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I am messing around with test certificates to see how they work. I wanted to use the MakeCert.exe located within C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003\SDK\v1.1\Bin to create a test cert to play with. I quickly found out that I had to take several other steps to build the certificate.
Here are some command line statements I had to ...
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Do a search on ''current user''. Also check outhttp://www.infopathdev.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=699
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I had problem the other day, maybe it is related. In this case, I removed an element from the XML I was returning from my web service to my InfoPath form. When I did that, the field was still on the form but it became completely disabled. Taking a guess, since you are having a problem with returning null, maybe no blank XML node is being ...
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I had to refresh myself a little but I was able to get this warning. To get it I:
1 - Created a user in SQL Server that required a SQL server password and did not user Windows Authentication.
2 - I then added the user to the Northwind DB.
3 - Created an InfoPath form, and made a connection to a table in Northwind with that user. Then I got the ...
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Where are you planning to retrieve the email address from? Is the email address in a database (access, sql server), is it being returned from a web service, do you want to get it from active directory? Having that information will dictate the code that needs to be writting in this event handler.
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I would like to restart this thread again. How does this article that is posted on this web site come into the picture? http://www.infopathdev.com/howto/tips/default.aspx?i=b0e8df7595154da49d237dc8389c6da4)
So if I were to deploy a simple .NET managed code form in SharePoint with a call to System.Environment.Username when will I get this error. ...
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Wow...did not know you were have problems getting InfoPath working with a web service that is not in .NET. Will have to give that a try sometime soon...had assumed there would be no issues there.