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There is not an InfoPath client for Windows mobile. There are probably a few more XML form solutions out there. I know FAST can integrate with InfoPath once it is off of the mobile and into the backend process. I have worked with them on that.
If they use laptops or tablet PC's they would be fine since they can run the IP ...
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I would think you could, with a repeating table and using a hyperlink control which concatenates the path and the filename to create the hyperlink.
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Off-line is always tough.
I would recommend a cellular modem and keep them online with web forms if possible.
Try www.geoage.com
They do not have InfoPath for mobile but do have an XML form app that allows you to do as you request called FAST.
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The way I think is the best is via webservices. You can swnd the data there directly with out the complication of dealing with XML files and Biztalk.
Qdabra provides a suite of premade web services which gives you the ability to extract your form data to a SQL database as well as dynamically query it and an Active Directory web ...
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You can do it without code.
Add a field to store the current record set or row ID.
Put some next and previous buttons that update this field.
Set your conditional formatting on the repeating table to hide what is not within 10 records of the field.
This gives you what you describe.
You may need to use an ID field or count function depending ...
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With webservices you can dynamically query and therefore implement true paging.
Without webservices, InfoPath dataconnections load all of the data from a data source, so from a performance standpoint you can not gain anything.
From the user perspective, you can either put a repeating table in a scrolling section and allow the user to scroll the ...
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You may need to get use the current() function. You should be able to search on it here.
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Can you save the ASP data as XML?
Then you can create an InfoPath form which will consume the XML into its own schema. that is probably the best way to interface the two.
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Web Services would allow you to dynamically query mutiple tables as you describe. Check out the Web Service fgrom Qdabra.
For the first item you may want to use a repeating table to create the tree view. Use conditional formatting to hide and reveal based on button selections.
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Hey Phillippe.
The taskpane can give you an actual tree view and information can be passed back to the form but I am not a progrmamer or familiar with their creation.
I have used repeating tables to replicate a tree view fairly well.
Use conditional formatting to hide the plus button when it is selected and the minus button appears. Data rows ...