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Hi All,
Wondering if any of you have used the JBOSS Web server for publishing infopath forms.
Appreciate your response,
Thanks,
Rajeev.
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Hi nukkumatti,
This looks interesting - could you tell us a little about situations where it is useful and, also, how to use it?
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Hi Gideonn,
I just added a button to an InfoPath view and was able to manipulate it in all the ways you listed using the regular Formatting toolbar. If you are talking about making a custom XSLT for rendering in IExplore, this should be a simple matter of adding an inline style attribute and defining how you want the button to look using ...
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You're trying to add it in the wrong place, change the line to this:
// Add the row to the table (where the code fails)
XDocument.DOM.selectSingleNode("/my:myFields/my:group1").appendChild(oNewRow);
Good luck on this, though! It is quite meticulous.
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Hi haket,
In general, SQL Server is always a better choice. Access can be easier to work with, but SQL Server is several orders of magnitude more powerful. The easiest way to upgrade to SQL is to use the Upsizing Wizard in Access. I have done this a few times, but not enough to give expert advice. I'll leave you with a ...
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Bon alors une autre solution abordé avec les utilisateurs, si je leur ouvre la boite de dialog d'impression d'infopath.
Le problème est !! est-ce possible?
a-t-on accés aux menu d'infopath via le code?
Jean-Mi
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Hi schung,
I'm not sure exactly what you want, but on the summary page you could use expression boxes to display sums of the rows, or maybe concatenate some of the text together into one big long string.
It's really hard to give you advice until we know exactly what you are trying to do - can you give an example of what you have ...
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This is considered a best practice when you are going to have a database that is used by more than a few people. The import is pretty simple. Either from your SQL Management Studio run an import via the wizard or in Access I believe you can export the other direction as well.
In InfoPath designer you would need to modify your dataconnection ...
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Hi Helena,
You can use the Users and Groups web service provided by SharePoint to accomplish this. Establish a secondary data connection to one of the web service methods, and you should be able to enumerate whatever you need!
Here's an online version of the SharePoint SDK, but I would suggest you download the entire thing: ...
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Hi!
I have seen several posts about this topic, but not quite managed to get it to work. I need to fill a dropdown lists in my infopath 2007 form with users from SharePoint 2003. For example, I have an Approver dropdown which I want to fill with users from the Approver Site Group. In SharePoint I whish to apply a filter so I only see ...