InfoPath Dev

 Ok, I need to build a web service.  Thank you.  I'm downloading visual studio now and will attempt to follow tutorials to set one up.

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.

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 ...

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 ...

It seems like there is still a reference to the "Contacts" data connection on a Rule for a Control, a Button, or for the Submit Options. So, essentially you will need to change the Rule on the item that the Design Checker is pointing to from "Contacts" to your new data connection.

 Hi,   I'm really new to infoPath 2003 and I have IIS and the necessary .NET Framework isntalled, but I can't figure out what I have to do to enable form submittal to the web service.  It says I need to enter the location of the web service to do so.  What is/where can I find the location?  What do I need to set ...

My form was successfully published to a SharePoint form library and included a data connection to a SharePoint list called "Contacts." The site that list resided on was deleted, as was the folrm library. I saved my form with a new name and reconstructed it, deleted old data connections, added new ones, and all seemed fine until I ...

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.

Just letting everyone know I've resolved this issue and my data connection works like a champ!  Thank goodness I was able to figure this out on my own.

What I am trying to do is have a repeating section that has an ID # assigned to it. The way it works now is that I have an ID field which is assigned a value from an ID Iterator field that is incremented each time a new section is added. Pretty standard.  The next thing I added to this form was the ability to move each section using the ...