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Hi Gary,
You know, you should just buy our AD Web service, then you don't have to write any code and you don't have to be Full Trust. It's only $20. I'm sure it's worth it by now... :)
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Hi BonsaiGuy and sorry we have been so busy lately!
Anyway, this is the reason we created the DBXL Web Service - for people who have already created a form and want to connect to SQL but don't want to rebind their form to use the SQL schema. Take a look at the eval. The beta for version 2 ships in a couple weeks.
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Hi Lightman and welcome,
MSXML is what is used for InfoPath 2003. There is other conditional validation that is done on top of the XML datatype/structure validation, but that doesn't prevent loading. MSXML is your ticket. As Matt suggests, InfoPath 2007 may use System.XML since it is now managed OM (but I have a hunch they may still be using MSXML ...
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Greg's on vacation but he will return next week. I will ask someone else to respond.
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Hmmmm. We will likely need more information. Does the form have code? What's the deployment scenario? Etc.
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Hi Tatopitta,
The certificate is associated to the user. Developers can sign the form with another certificate. User and developer certificates are distinct. I hope this helps!
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Hi Shayken (and bacon?)
Very short response: XPath is your friend! (sorry for the brevity)
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Did you install the Microsoft Script Editor?
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Hi .Mond and welcome to our forum!
How about writing some code?
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Hi WickedShark and good to see you again!
Use SQL.