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Hi Amar,
I will ask Jim to respond to this.
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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Hi Amar,
Make sure that the option to call the Web Service on load is disabled. Go to data connections. Click on the Web service and go through the wizard until you find the checkbox (I think it is the last step in the wizard).
You can bind a dropdown to a secondary data source but you will have to use some event (like a refresh button click) to ...
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Best way to avoid it is to use a Web service. We have written forms that integrate with SQL directly and do not require Full Trust. I will ask Agni to respond since I know he has experience in this area.
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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Hi Tatopitta! Happy New Year. Yes, you can delete them but that means they will no longer be called. There is a bug in the Visual Studio plug-in that removes them all the time with no adverse effects other than the fact that you don't have them anymore. You can remove the entire DomEventHandlers section if you want. Good luck!
Patrick Halstead ...
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Or you can use the ''/aggregate'' switch and a separate xmo file with the parameters. Search for ''command line parameters aggregate''.
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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Hi Themiestro and welcome!
We have a large array of HowTo's here, but check out Resources as well. There are some great labs on MSDN and the SDK is the best reference of all. In addition, look at the samples installed with InfoPath for ideas. My team built these when we were at Microsoft. Now, 4 of those people work here to provide you with ...
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You will have to set the policy using SMS which is a Windows product. The book describes how to build an MSI for each machine. Sorry for the confusion. Chapter 8 (not 6) describes how to create the MSI for a given CAS policy. For the SMS stuff (setting policy), you'll want to check MSDN.
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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Rully, I was on vacation. Sorry. We'll work harder to answer posts with less delay. Thanks for the feedback.
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev
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Hi Lucian and welcome,
In the InfoPath Designer, go to the taskpane and select the secondary data source that you are retrieving information from. Right click on the field that holds the value of the data downloaded from your SQL database. Choose Properties. Select Rules tab. Click Add. Click Add Action. Select ''Set a Field's Value''. Click the ...
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Hi Oakridge and welcome,
Very well articulated e-mail post. Not sure why the preceding-sibling isn't working. Some issue with secondary DOM perhaps? You might try with main just for fun. Greg might know. I'll forward to him.
Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP]
InfoPathDev