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Hello.
Trying to install on a Win2K3 Enterprise server, running SQL 2005 and MOSS 2007.
However i get all the way through the configuration then recieve an error that it coudn't configure database, http 404 database couldn't be found.
Can someone please help,
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NOTE: The only supported url format for DBXL v2.1 and earlier is using the DocID as stated by Ernesto. The RefID usage is a new feature coming in DBXL v2.2.
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In order to use the RefID, use URLs with the following format:
http://<servername>/QdabraWebService/Documents/<DocTypeName>/<RefID>.xml
For DocID, use:
http://<servername>/QdabraWebService/Documents/<DocID>/<DocID>.xml
As Clay said, DocID will be unique for each document in your installation of DBXL, while ...
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Only the latest version of the document will be shredded into the database, but the previous versions will be stored by DBXL.
By entering the URL of the DBXL DocHandler
http://<servername:port>/QdabraWebService/documents/<docid>/<docid>.xml
you can open the latest version of the document for that DocID.
But because you have ...
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Hi, I have set up an InfoPath form and published it to SharePoint.
When a user creates a new form from SharePoint they can enter some details and submit. I have used a button which calls the submit option. In the submit options I have created rules (setting status etc.) and at the end of the list send email to an approver, ...
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Field in the header/footer is a new feature to InfoPath 2007 and will not work in InfoPath 2003.
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Your only other option is to create a custom XSL that will generate a WordML file... but again, this is complicated and with it's own challenges. However, since the end result is a Word document, it will have all the printing features offered by that application. I would hold this, however, as an ace up my sleeve if negotiations with the ...
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Not currently. Tooltips are design time. We have already made that request to Microsoft for a future release, but have no control over the process of what features will make it into future releases. Just know that they are aware of that request.
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this might be similar to what clay posted, but found this: http://www.formotus.com/ from this site: http://blogs.technet.com/vik/archive/2008/02/25/filling-out-infopath-forms-on-windows-mobile-devices.aspx
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Hello:
I've done this with an open InfoPath form, connected to the Changed event on a picture control using the following code:
string time = DateTime.Now.ToString("ddMMyyyyhhmmss");
string fileName = selectedField + time;
byte[] data = Convert.FromBase64String(picBase);
//write the file
FileStream outFile = new FileStream(path ...