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Hi Erugalatha,
I'll give a couple quick answers and forward this on to people who are more familiar with the intracies. I believe that there is a blog post on this on our Web site so please look there too.
1) no, they are not the same. The IP2003 toolkit consists of a plugin that allows you to edit IP2003 forms in Visual Studio. VSTO ...
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Hi Zullu,
After you add the first action, add another action that Queries the Data Source. Then it should work.
Good luck!
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Hi BeBlue,
I am asking our support team to reply with more details, but so far as I know:
a) AD Web Service should not vary the returned fields based on whether the field is populated. The returned fields should always be the same. Which method are you using?
b) The Web Service does not support user-defined restrictions. However, you may be ...
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Hi OldRadio99,
Do your forms contain custom business logic (i.e. code)? Extract the source files from the XSNs and look for a file with a dll or js/vb extension. If one exists, you have code. If you have code you may have hardcoded dependencies in the code. That needs to be checked.If you don't have code, you're likely ...
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Hi Anthony,
To do advanced reporting, handle fine-grained permissions and performance for many thousands of documents, you will also need to install a separate SQL Database. To interface your forms with that database, you will need a Web service. You can definitely get started with InfoPath and SharePoint only. Most initial form solutions use ...
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Hi Anandhi_nandakumar,
This is a generic error message and could mean many different things - lost connectivity, unsupported web service, etc. Do you know what the encoding for the Web service is? Our AD Web Service works fine and has the same functionality. It's only $20. Check out http://www.qdabra.com/en/products/ADWebService.aspx
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Hi Jim,
Good to see you in our forum! The managed code permissions only work if the form is running in Local Intranet. If the users experiencing errors have the site in Full Trust, it won't work. Check IE security. If the site is not in Local Intranet it could also be an issue. IF you are working across the internet, they will have to be ...
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Hi Rmber,
Interesting scenario! Sounds like you are hosting InfoPath inside your Winform. That's possible in InfoPath 2007 but I didn't think that was possible with InfoPath 2003. Can you try to upgrade the project to IP2007?
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Hi Tome,
Where are you running the form from? Is it published to a local machine or a website? Is the SQL database in the intranet domain?
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Hi Jattbadmaash,
That's strange. We'd have to look at your form. Is it a Form Services form or is it running in the InfoPath client?