InfoPath Dev

Hi Job. We have done mobile forms using browser based forms. That seems to be the easiest is just edit them in a mobile browser. If you create a infopath thick client that would be cool to see. You can email me and we could discuss the options and what you are looking to do in more detail.

 We are creating a Windows Mobile 6.0 based client (it is a thick client bot a web solution). There are lot of paper forms that I want to convert to electronic form and I want to use Infopath. So assuming that some business guy has created these forms in Infopath and placed it on the server (which is accessible from the mobile application), ...

You will have to write some code (you are using managed code, yes? C# or VB.NET) to save your file to disk. There should be plenty of examples of how to write managed code to save a file to disk available on the Web for your favorite programming language. Doing this will likely require you to have a full-trust form.

Great! Glad you got it working. I was going to suggest the following: Design an new blank InfoPath form template from your SQL source. Add your tables and child tables as needed. It should create a nice hierarchical structure for you. Modify your main data source and look at the SQL that InfoPath created... it will give you the exact ...

Glad to be of help. The easiest solution (if possible) is to convince them that it is okay to have the header/footer on the cover page.

Glad to have helped!

figured it out. for anybody interested, i put my SQL statement in a Stored Procedure, then used an XMLReader to get the output .

 Hi ClayThanks for your reply.About number 1, when you are going to publish an InfoPath form template, you could specify the location where you want to save it. You can select the location to a SharePoint Site, then, there is an option that enables you to create a document library using this template, and then, specified which columns do ...

Hi Jamie. I think in 1 you are referring to promoted properties. For 2 I am not sure how RMS works with attachments do these docuemnts have different RMS permissions? I am not sur ethat follows from the original or not.  http://dotnetjunkies.com/WebLog/flyinggman/archive/2006/01/03/134560.aspx Her eis one link I found regarding RMS ...

You can export an indivdual form view to Excel, but I do not think that is what you want. You want to be able to graph responses from all docuemnts. This is typical in a feedback survey or where ratings are collected. You need the ability to export your data to a database from each form, then you can use Excel or SQL web reports to create a ...