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Hi Phil,
Where is the Web service installed? Is the new workstation in the same domain as the machine where the Web service is installed? Is the workstation running Windows XP or Vista? If the Web service is running on a Windows XP machine, you will have to read the config notes in this document: ...
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actually, you can do it! Sorry, I should have answered your specific quesiton first instead of responding as if in "disbelief". You will want to use include to reference the separate schemas from within the main one (which becomes a kind of shell). This will likely require some help manually modifying the main data source (although I ...
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Hi again,
What exactly do you want to do? Is it just updating the schema (XSD) and sampledata/template.xml? What about the view? Usually, for these "data driven" forms, we find that a very generic view is required with a lot of hide/show. We have done data driven XSNs before where the schema is normalized and the XSN is designed to ...
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Hi BigMo and welcome,
You know this is why we created the Database Accelerator Web Service (DBXL) back in 2004 (now in it's 6th release - i.e. 2.3). You could have been done by now and thrown in document level permissioning, audit tracking, integration with ShP workflow, etc. in the extra time you saved. No coding required. Check out the free ...
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Hi Daniel,
The XSN is just a cab file. You can use the Cab tools to programmatically "package" together an XSN but as Shiva suggests, it's very dangerous. That's because the manifest.xsf should also be updated in the correct way. If it's just an XSD change (an addition of a node), you can do it by saving the files as ...
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Hi Shiva,
Thanks for the quick response, but I think your second and third links are not correct.
For the latest release of DBXL 2.3 (and a list of all related documents), please go to http://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/dbxldownload/entry33823.aspx
Thanks!
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Hi JaviKiller and welcome to our forum. Depending on your solution design, it probably makes sense to split our the schemas into separate templates. If you create one monolithic XSN (i.e. the "kitchen sink" approach) you will create wasted space in the XML payload and have more difficulty transforming the XML payloads as you send ...
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Unfortunately, there is no way to do this. Even when we were at Microsoft building the product, we didn't have such tools. There are automated scripts for testing the InfoPath Designer (via a backdoor into the OM, but it's not so useful). Nothing for the Editor, but you could write some system program that gets the window controls and ...
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Hi Kyle,
Sorry for delay in responding. I was on vacation last week. Maybe you already figured out the issue. So, you're using the SharePoint web service method to get the user name. Sounds good. However, this post talks about our Active Directory web service which is different from SharePoint's. I'm not sure if SharePoint provides ...
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The InfoPath 2003 out-of-box sample Asset Tracker has a JS example of how to sort. Might be helpful and should be easily downloadable from the Microsoft solution site.