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Browser forms do not need to be full trust to submit to a Web service. However, you will need to conver the data connection to a UDC one.
Here's an example of a UDCx that will submit to our Database Accelerator Web Service:
<?xml version="1.0" ?>
<?MicrosoftWindowsSharePointServices ...
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In the InfoPath designer, go to Tools->Programming. You can then select where to add the code - Loading Event is probably what you want. Another option is to pay us for an hour of time to do it. Go to www.Qdabra.com, click on Support and Purchase Support Credits.
I hope this helps.
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Hi Donovan01 and welcome to our forum,
Forms Viewer is pretty good for basic display of forms. It is not meant to do rich editing and submit of forms. However, it will handle simple submits (i.e. no images, repeating sections, etc.). Our Qdabra DBXL Web Services Suite, which includes DBXL, has many more features. We are coming out with a new ...
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Hi Navid,
You could try our Database Accelerator Web service (free for trial use) that doesn't try to make assumptions about the data it is receiving: http://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/dbxldownload/entry22386.aspx. Check out this link for more info: http://www.qdabra.com/content/prodinfo/dbxl-benefits.aspx
Let me know if ...
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My guess is tha this is a permissions issue with the server. It should have nothing to do with the form.
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Hi Torsten,
Sorry about the confusion. As we are usually quite busy trying to earn a living, we will require support credits. I have sent you an e-mail with details.
Best!
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Hi TGoodman,
If you'd like one of our experts to spend some hands-on time with you resolving this issue, please send me e-mail.
Cheers
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Here's the one we sell:
http://www.qdabra.com/en/products/ADWebService.aspx
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Hi Derrick,
If you need help writing the code, let me know.
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Hi Brian,
A database is probably the *ultimate* solution down the road if you need reporting, better performance, finer-grained security, etc., but for now you probably don't need it. We have some logic that converts repeating items in InfoPath forms to SharePoint list items. We haven't released this as a general tool yet but let me know ...