InfoPath Dev

 when you copy the certificate to the Sharepoint machine, thats for the validation part to make sure the Certificate you signed passes the revocation check. You need to have the certificate on the client machine as well.

I am desperate here as my deadline is fast approaching. I have 2 task forms and using ItemMetadata.xml , I used to be able to pass data from one form to the other. I now have a new workflow but with the same exact forms and form 2 is no longer inheriting the values passed to it.  I made sure ItemMetadata.xml is capitalized correctly, ...

guys, does the question not make sense? Or does nobody know an answer to this? Any help would be greatly appreciated. I am pretty stuck on this.  

So I need some urgent help.  My secondary data source is a web service that calls a SQL Server stored procedure and fetches the results. I use for XML AUTO and FOR XML PATH  in my SQL queries to retrieve back the results in XML format, and this works fine and all. The problem when Infopath builds the XML schema associated to the result ...

figured it out. for anybody interested, i put my SQL statement in a Stored Procedure, then used an XMLReader to get the output .

ive been able to create a hierarchical structure use the FOR XML PATH in my query.  the problem is it doesnt return an XSD. it returns a reference to an XML file. how would i use this in Infopath?

Sorry to keep asking on this but:  I cant figure out how to create a Shape that will work with what I need for Infopath. Let me paste my actual scenario, not this car made up one for accurate results: This is still a simple example. Here, CLIN is just like our Make from the pervious example. SLIN is just like our Model. CLIN has a one to ...

thanks Greg. You've been a tremendous help on both of my topics. Much appreciated. 

 thanks again! I think Ill go the shape route. I think its a bit bizarre that you can't create the MAIN DOM at runtime! I spent 3 days trying to get it to work. I wish i knew it wasnt possible :) But out of curiosity, how would one go about doing this on a secondary DOM?   

Greg, thank you very much for replying. To answer the questions: 1. Yeah filter would be an obvious choice but this is for a browser-enabled form thats going to go  to Sharepoint so unfortunately I cannot use filtering. 2. I could easily do one query to receive all the information. However each row returned would include the manufacturer ...