InfoPath Dev

I searched for the error you are seeing (you can just Google for "0x8102006D UpdateRoleAssignment") and there might be a solution for you, please check out the following blog article: http://moldenco.blogspot.com/2007/05/spsecurityrunwithelevatedprivileges-to.html Good luck! Dave

Hey Chris, Forms Server business logic runs only on the server during the postback. So if a postback was not initiated by the user you cannot really do anything. Consider this: - A user clicks a button - The form is submitted to the server and your code runs - Your code sets a timer, then FormsServer finishes rendering the form and sends it back ...

An XSN file is simply a CAB file. I am not sure if there are APIs in Java to directly extract from those programmatically. Microsoft distributes the Cabinet SDK (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/310618) which contains command-line utilities such as Extract.exe which you can execute from your Java code. Alternatively you can try to write a Java ...

Unfortunately I don't think you can use environment variables in your paths to data sources that are based off XML files. One workaround would be to make your dynamic data available through a web service but this might not be applicable to your scenario.

viperay, I believe the problem you are experiencing may be related to you having installed VS 2008 or more precisely .NET runtime 3.5. I think there is a bug there which breaks InfoPath solutions. There should be a hotfix for it eventually but for now your best bet is to make the solution full-trust. Let me know if this temporary workaround fixes ...

Hey sachin, you can achieve what you are trying to do by inspecting the errors collection of the XmlForm object. For example, if your control is called XmlFormView1, you can do the following in your code-behind: this.XmlFormView1.DataBind(); // or else XmlForm will be null XmlForm xmlForm = this.XmlFormView1.XmlForm; And then you can party on ...

The only controls that can be used in the InfoPath form are InfoPath controls so the short answer to your question is "no, you cannot use Windows Forms controls in your form". The longer answer is that you can display WinForms from your code so that win form can contain any WinForms controls. For example, you can display a winform as a ...

Hey Robert, it is definitely possible but it will require you to write some code. You will need to implement the OnContextChange() method and change your picture on-the-fly based on the currently selected field. There are two types of picture controls - one bound to a binary data stored in the form and one bound to an external link. ...

Good idea for making a list - I've posted the first two items here and this thread can be used to add more of those whenever they are found: http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/6912/25222.aspx

While developing solutions I have encountered two issues recently and I figured it might be useful to share out here: 1.       GetNamedNodeProperty(navigator, property) behaviour when the property has not been set: a.       On the rich client it returns an empty ...