InfoPath Dev

Hi Ian, I don't know enough about your specific requirements to say this definitively, but I do suspect you are creating more work for yourself by using Access controls. I have developed hundreds of solutions over the last 10 years using Microsoft Office and specifically InfoPath, SharePoint, etc. And, I've only seen Access in use to ...

Hi Patrick, Thanks a mountain for you response. I think, I have found the eror. It is as the message appears. Let me explain -- I have a lot of controls. and lots of controls to resemble print lines. Now, I used concat and RULES, to conditional add fields to the print line controls. So, in one case, I have 8 rules, to assemble the print ...

I'm pretty certain that one of the MVPs here can answer this if not one of the other Qdabra employees.  The whole group is very knowledgeable.

Well it was worth a try!    And I do *greatly* appreciate you taking the time to chime in!  

Oh sorry, since I'm fully-SharePoint focused and happen to specialize in InfoPath, I always forget that people actually use InfoPath outside of SharePoint.  I apologize for assuming otherwise. So then the "server" you were referencing was the server hosting the web service itself, which is why it worked.  I have only built ...

You can absolutely do all of this.  I know you saw my other post, but you do have some other twists, however, they are all doable.  I love working with this web service, which has led me to finding many ways to leverage it far beyond the basics.  I have to admit that it is quite a dilemma, though, when you've worked so many ...

I am using pure InfoPath native application (rich client) to access a web service as a data source.   There is no sharepoint involved. From all of the research I have been doing, the client application is responsible for passing credentials to the web service.   I am building a windows form application to confirm this, ...

[quote user="mjm917"]I am trying to do the same thing. For whatever reason I am confused by your postso I was wondering if you could post a sample form that I could look at. Thanks in advance.[/quote] I am going to do a full blog entry showing the steps in detail, but that won't happen overnight (probably over the weekend).  ...

Is that web service running locally on the server where SharePoint is installed?  Is this a browser-enabled or rich client form? It's not uncommon for there to be double-hop issues with web services in InfoPath forms going through SharePoint.  You typically have to make your data connection into a UDCX file (data connection ...

What do you expect it to show when you use a date that doesn't exist?  Do you have a better example?  2/31 has no meaning, so it changes it to 3/1 (only 28 or 29 days in Feb, so anything after that would be considered 3/1).  1009 is too early of a year.  I believe 1900 is the earliest you can go.