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No, but there may be with 2010...just maybe!!! =P
Qdabra, the owner of this site, has their own solution that you might be able to leverage, but it wouldn't be for use with SharePoint if that's what you're doing.
You can do browser forms with managed code, but they require Full Trust and administrative approval.
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Hey, Gerry -- right click manifest.xsf from the source files and select design. Then, when the template opens in design mode, from the file menu, select 'Save As' and you can save the template as an .xsn again, which packs the files back up.
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Well, but copying the form template doesn't update the things I mentioned. At any rate, since you copied it, instead of moving it, that means your original is still in its original location! That's good news -- I assume it works fine still? That means you can create an .msi off of it and install it to see if it works! You may also want to ...
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Hello,
the .xsn template is a binary file. One can optionally, via File, Save As Source Files, ... save the component parts of the .xsn file.
QUESTION: is it possible to recreate a .xsn file from its set of source files?
Thank you.
Regards,
Gerry (Lowry)
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Hello, my end users will not need to design anything. Because I'm using managed code, I can not use the web version of InfoPath 2007 forms AFAIK.
Since the end users do not require the full InfoPath 2007 product, I'm wondering whether there is a cheaper (free is best) runtime that can be distributed to their computers.
Is ...
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Hi Hilary, I appreciate you for helping. Thank you. {I'm using Vista Business SP1}
[quote user="gerry lowry"]My strategy for future .xsn files is to create the .xsn in ...
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Sorry about the confusion;
From one of my above posts:
[quote user="mcpsspa"]
The consultants (I won't mention names but they are a large firm) said we needed to write a web service to do this. [/quote]
I did, in fact, write the web service. That's why I know for certain that loginName is not in ...
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Yup, that's what I meant... the error was about 'missing whitespace' after all...
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Well, Clayton makes a good point. Much better to just set the expression for the characters to ALLOW, since there are only 3. Here's another copy, this time I saved as 2003 compat.
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Hillary,
Thanks for the response, but not sure I follow what you are saying with 'putting a space between the end of the first string and the start of the second'.My code is like this at the end of the first line: http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/infopath/2003/xslt/xDocument\"" + Then at the beginning of ...