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Yup, I really am in Japan, but I spent 16 years plus 4 summers in Morris County.
Glad to hear that you figured out what the trouble was, and your idea of using DBXL on two servers sounds like it just might work, though I have not encountered a scenario like that before.
Best of luck.
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Unfortunately, it seems there may be no easy way to do this, though you may want to have a look at these links:
http://safari.ibmpressbooks.com/0735619522/ch04lev1sec7#ch04lev2sec21
http://safari.ibmpressbooks.com/0735619522/ch04lev1sec10
The simplest way to have a form that outputs xml with the format namespaces you want is to create a sample ...
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Hello and welcome!
For problem 1, in order to submit to Access, you need to have based the form off the database when you initially designed it. If you did that, and the controls on the form are bound to the fields in the datafields group in the main data source, you should be able to submit to your table, which will add new records.
For problem ...
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In the Infopath 2007 client if there is a workflow task associated with a form there is an "Edit this Task" button. Can that button be displayed in a browser base form. The form is a Central Admin form uploaded to the form server and activated to the site collection. Users don't like to leave the form to go to another form ...
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I'm very new with info path. This the first time I'm using info path 2003 to create a form. I create a form for user to lodge services issue. I linked the form to a data source and bind each field in the form with its represent field on database (Microsoft access, table). When user submit the form, will send a copy of ...
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Yes they both have Primary Keys set as Autonumber fields. The tblPendingLeaveDetail child table also has a field named ParentID that is set equal to the ID Autonumber field in the tblPendingLeave parent table. The Data Connection shows that it knows the 2 tables are Parent Child and are linked by ID field in tblPendingLeave = ParentID ...
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do both of your tables have primary keys set?
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I'm afraid I'm at a loss, too. The only thing I can think of is that your Submit connection is not set up to the same site as you are looking at. Perhaps you should copy the url of the document library and walk through setting up the Submit connection again, pasting the url in for your SharePoint url?
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I have checked all the views, however, the form says its submitted correctly, however, its still not showing any form on the page,
I am at a loss at this point, its submitting now, but no data is showing
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You can publish your forms to WSS 3.0 sites. You don't have to have MOSS. http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/infopath/HP010967231033.aspx has information about publishing forms, and this has more on submitting forms http://support.microsoft.com/kb/826993.
You may also wish to use a form library -- here is some more information on that: ...