InfoPath Dev

Hi, Is it possible to integrate infopath with Java? To be more clear, I'm using infopath 2007 to create my forms and publish it to share point server. When users submit this form, the data filled in the form has to be retrieved in my Java application. Is there any way to do this? Thanks in advance Jenz

Hi, I was wondering if anyone has figured out how to get this to work with a multiple rows. I've set the above code up in a repeating table however it doesn't seem to be working. I've tried it three separate ways. First, I used multiple methods in the caml however it simply duplicates the first row. Second, I removed the additional method from the ...

Hi Brian, It looks like you have the right tools, although I have not tried it with Acrobat Pro 7, only Acrobat 5 (full version). It prints fine. What is strange is that the print command is sending it to the printer rather than the Acrobat distiller. I would try an uninstall/reinstall of Acrobat and see if that fixes it. Hope that helps

Hi, I designed an Infopath-Form which is loaded into a FormViewControl within a aspx page. I implemented a SubmitToHost Adapter in the Form and the SubmitToHost eventhandler in the page, but the code in the eventhandler is never executed, no matter if I use the standard submitbutton or a custom one. Anyone having an idea?

Hi Brian, I don't think Adobe will load an XSN because it doesn't understand the format. As Ted suggests, my guess is that you may not hav the right Adobe software installed. If you have the version that allows printing to PDF, you should see PDF as an option in the print dropdown that comes up.

I believe once you delete a view you can't get it back. You could create a new view call ''Explorer view'' and set it as the default view. You can do this by right-clicking the view and selecting ''Set as Default''. Hope this helps!

I deleted one of the default views, ''Explorer view'', and need it back now. It doesn't appear to be an option when I create new views. Anyone know how to do it?

Ted, I am using InfoPath 2003 and Acrobat Professional 7. What's interesting is others in my department are able to make the PDF's using the same tools, but I am not. Thanks for any suggestions you may have.

I have created content in InfoPath Rich Text Format Boxes. I have created an xslt for the XML output (using Altova Style Vision) and while the text is available, all of the formating is stripped out. Any suggestions as to how I can keep the formatting? Thank you,

Salut Jibi, C'est facile ;)