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But you're doing that without any knowledge of web services, IIS, InfoPath, or .NET development really? Do you have access to this database now? Do you understand its schema and how to write a web service that properly retrieves and submits data to/from that database? Do you know how to properly pass credentials? These ...
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I'm not certain that is the best route to take. Do you mind sharing what your actual goal is? Becoming a developer overnight to write web services without knowing one thing about IIS does not seem an efficient path. Do you know what web services do? Do you have a database that this web service is going to point to?
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How did you resolve it? Through a UDC file and SSO or just UDC? I'm sorry that I didn't see this when you first posted, else I would have answered. Cross-domain doesn't mean different AD domains - just the 2-hop aspect you were talking about.
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You don't have to do anything with IIS. The web service must be built first and then available from an active website that has been created in IIS. IIS isn't where you do anything, though. If you don't know how to buid websites and web services (using something like Visual Studio), then you're not going down the ...
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Agree. Deleting a data connection does not delete all reference to that data connection. You need to go everywhere you know it was referenced and delete the reference (or change to the new DC). This can be in rules, conditional formatting, data validation, and it can be in the Form Options > Open and Save rules that the Design ...
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I would do what Ernesto mentioned with the file reference to a doc in a library, which you can accomplish with qRules. Hmm, this is something I can probably blog out soon.
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Thunder, how have you tried to do it so far? You should be able to make your data connection to Access and pull in that data. Then, on your dropdown that shows teacher names, you can add Rules that set field values in the other fields to the proper data type with a filter saying "where AccessName = InfoPathName". What I ...
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Attach the XSN if you'd like me to troubleshoot it.
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People who don't have InfoPath 2007 _have_ to use the browser version, so you should just have the library set to always open forms in the browser. Not much reason to use "edit in browser." Just keep it configured to only work in the browser.