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I have exactly the same problem
my sharepoint server : serverx with the central administration on serverx:8000
my database server (sql server 2005) : servery
I upload udcx file to 'application management > Infopath Forms Services > Manage Data Conecction Files' and check the 'Allow HTTP access to this file'.
I open ...
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Hi,
Can you go through the following link
http://blogs.msdn.com/infopath/archive/2006/06/08/622340.aspx
I hope it may help you.
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I am an InfoPath beginner, and I have been struggling with this for a few days, so I hope that some of you will be able to provide some insight:
For work, I need to create a questionaire that will be sent to several hundred individuals within the company. I have created the form, using InfoPath 2003, which successfully submits the results ...
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Your data structure looks good. What does your rule look like?
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I'm afraid you'll need code for this. What version of InfoPath are you using? Are you familiar with any particular language or script?
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If you want to stick with rules, how about a rule to call your code and moving the OnLoad code into a separate procedure that is called from the rule?
If you want to stick with code, just remove the rules and add code to populate the fields and switch views.
Hope that helps!
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You should post your code
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Yes you are correct... simply make a webservice using Visual Studio to pull the data. I'm sure it won't be long until someone from Qdabra see's this and recommends their SQL webservice products. hehe
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looks cool, I'll check into this next week.
My dilemma however is that I'm trying to pull HR data into a browser-enabled form from SQL (vacation hours, sick time, etc.) based on the username I am passing to a stored procedure.
As far as I can tell, I need to create a custom web service as the go between for the form and Sql Server not the ...
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No problem,
This is the most useful way to prepopulate forms with user information from SharePoint via webservices. Glad you got it to work, it's fairly straight forward.
Thanks,