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And your data connection is already uploaded to the library you want to use for this?
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I'm trying to convert an existing connection from a local data connection library to a centrally managed connection library. I have no problem connecting to my local data connection.
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So, my data connection library is already created, my data connections are already there. In the data connection wizard, I select Search for connections on a Microsoft SharePoint Server.
I click next, select my root site, select my data connection library, select my data connection and click the Connection Options button. I select the centrally ...
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Can you expand your xsn file and open the manifest.xsf file in notepad and tell me what your data connection looks like?
Here is mine:
<xsf2:webServiceAdapterExtension ref="GetQuery" trackDataSetChanges="no">
<xsf2:connectoid ...
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when I map the centrally managed connection library, it gives the appearance that is going to be at:
http://server/_layouts/GetDataConnectionFile.aspx?Udc=<dataconnectionname>
<xsf2:webServiceAdapterExtension ref="GetQuery" ...
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I have a library at the root level:
http://server/DataConnections
That my forms in different site collections can use:
http://server/sites/sitecollection
Does that make sense?
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that's what I do for the local data connection.
but what is the URL for the Centrally mananage library? So in your instance, what is library?
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Hi, Hilary:
Thanks for all the interesting reads. the reason we didn't choose a browser only route, was the features richness of InfoPath Filler form, and the featues that stood out were the Spell Checker functionality and smoother formating of Rich Text control.
Wei
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It depends on what kind of data connection you are using. For example, the list data connection in 2010 has support for query fields so you can filter you data that way. Web service connections can be set up to allow querying as well.
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Thanks! That's just what I was looking for.