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Hi there, there are many threads discussing similar questions, for example:
http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/12475/43926.aspx#43926
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Hello, and thank you for trying our product.
Are you able to open: http://moss.fqdn.com/qdabrawebservice/ADUserInfo.asmx?
I imagine that this is a problem in the installation and not with the AD web service itself. Did you encounter any errors when installing? Can you check Event Viewer to check on the presence of any Qdabra errors?
DBXL ...
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Concerning the installation error, can you post the full error message? Also, please check the Event Viewer to see if any Qdabra errors are being logged when installation fails.
For the query, here is a sample syntax:
<query>
<filter>
<eq>
<column ...
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DBXL itself will work with InfoPath 2003, but QueryBuilder won't. Do you have a separate machine where you could install QueryBuilder, create the queries, and then save them (text)? Then you could use your queries in InfoPath 2003. The problem itself is QueryBuilder, not the web method, so if we can build the query separately, I think ...
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Hi there, and thanks for trying our product.
Yes, Qdabra’s Query Builder tool uses the 2007 InfoPath Object Model (OM). Therefore, it is not compatible with
InfoPath 2003. What are you trying to accomplish? Perhaps I can suggest a workaround...
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Did you give up on DBXL v2.3? :(
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Yes, this is likely an issue. When using DBXL and SharePoint jointly, we recommend installing DBXL on the same site that hosts the
main SharePoint site (typically on port 80). If DBXL and SharePoint reside on separate machines you will need to select the Web Service option when creating a SharePoint mapping in DAT. You will also need to configure ...
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Great. Thanks for the information. Please see the steps details in this document: http://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/sharepoint/entry35609.aspx
If you run into problems let us know.
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Hi there, and thanks for trying Qdabra's DBXL v2.3!
These are the steps you'll need to follow once you have designed your InfoPath form template:
1. Create a new document type.
2. Add SQL mapping.
3. Add SharePoint mapping.
4. Activate the form library to ensure forms open in the browser.
It sounds like you've already ...
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Anuma's steps should work perfectly, but I will propose another alternative:
http://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/document_deployer/entry31629.aspx