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Ok, and are you saying that the code works in loading the template from C:\Users\Administrator\AppData\Local\Temp\expensereport.xsn when you run it from the console, but not in a webpart? I'd think it's very likely that the ShP server process wouldn't have access to the Administrator temp folder.
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Je suis désolé, mais je ne comprends pas la situation très bien. Serait-il possible de afficher votre formulaire ici? (faire clic sur l'onglet "Options")
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En este caso, hay que usar el función current(), lo que refiere a la fila corriente de la lista deplegable.
Si solo tiene que muestrar los detalles que corresponden con el selección de país, se puede usar un control de "valor calculado" con una fórmula así:
/dfs:myFields/dfs:etc/tns:etc/tns:grupo[tns:pais = ...
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This seems to be the definitive document on working with InfoPath attachments. Have you had a look at this?
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/892730
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I haven't used this web service, and I don't know if it's the cause of your issue, but does that Console.ReadLine() need to be there? Would it accomplish anything in your webpart?
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Are you looking to conduct the same filter every time (using the same filter values), or does the filter need to be dynamic based on values in the form?
If it's the former, I think you can set up an owssvr.dll data connection to perform the filter and this doesn't need to be converted to UDCX. If it's the latter, qRules' ...
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Well, if you're tired of typing XPathNavigator all the time, you can create an alias for it. Just put this under the other using statements at the top of the file:
using XPN = System.Xml.XPath.XPathNavigator;
Now you can use
XPN root = MainDataSource.CreateNavigator();
Also, it's not actually necessary to type ...
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Have you had this user try clearing her InfoPath cache? That might allow her to get the latest version of the form without this issue. Alternatively, she could open InfoPath filler, find the form in the list, right click it and select "Get update of this form" to try and get the latest version.
As a matter of fact, I'd ...
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Could you verify that the service account DBXL is using (perhaps the host server's NETWORK SERVICE) has adequate permissions to query that server and database?
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Could you post a screenshot of how you've filled out the top part of QueryBuilder? I believe that QueryBuilder's ability to get the DB schema doesn't depend on how web.config is filled out, so I think that's a separate matter.