InfoPath Dev

Hi Bhavin, Microsoft's reccomendation for solutions with a complex schema and or relationship like yours is to either use custom code or to use web services (which is custom code obviously too).  They also reccomend that for complex forms you need to use an InfoPath document library and not a SharePoint list form forms.  ...

You can't go direct to SQL with a web browser form, it's not allowed - you have to use a web service.

Hi, I realize that you are asking for help in building your own web services to submit the InfoPath data to SQL.  You certainly can do that, however, we have many customers who have spent a lot of time trying to figure this out and have found our DBXL tool (http://www.qdabra.com/en/products/DBXL.aspx) which is a generic web service to be a ...

Hi Daren, qRules can do this.  It's a complex scenario and we don't have documentation on the exact steps.  I just sent you an email though with my contact information so you can call me or email me if you are interested in learning more about how my team could support you on this project. Ted

I looked but can't find the private message. Regarding what is going on I am not exactly sure.  I would suggest engaging our support team to have a look at your workflow, the form templates etc.  Maybe there is some going doing something in the forms you are not aware of? You can purchase support credits on our website here: ...

Hi, So sorry about not replying, I somehow missed the message! I will take a look and reply to you later today. Ted

No question InfoPath isn't perfect and while some simple things can't be done easily there are a ton of things that can be done very easily!

Can you let us know if Jim's exclusion to the web.config solved the issue for you? Thanks Ted

Hi Ramesh, Our qRules tool (http://www.qdabra.com/en/products/qRules.aspx) might help you out.  You would integrate this in your InfoPath template and it can take input parameters and should be able to open the view you want. We have a trial version so you can try it out. Ted

Does everyone have access to the SharePoint library where the form template is published? Is this a browser form or client InfoPath?  If users don't have InfoPath client and they are trying to open the form it won't open, guessing that is not the issue but just checking. The XML's that are being passed around will have a section ...