InfoPath Dev

InfoPath 2007 crippled the ability to allow direct Submits by limiting fields to 255 characters.  I have installed the Office 2010 beta, and now it looks like the Submit Option for Database has disappeared altogether.  You can submit using a Connection for Data Connection Library, which resides in SharePoint.  Can anyone confirm ...

I am trying to prove that DBXML allows us to submit more than 255 characters.  I have setup a very simple InfoPath document to do this: myFieldsfield1I setup the mappings in DBXML and got no validation errors, but when I submit, I get this error in the Event Log whether I submit a single character or 4k of Lorem Ipsum text: Invalid xml ...

We have InfoPath forms hosted in SharePoint that we want to open in the InfoPath client.  We had a problem in the past where these forms would try to open in InfoPath Forms Services despite the settings for the Document Library, which were to always open in the client not the browser.  We resolved that by putting the form into a ...

I have created a number of non-Browser-enabled forms that are hosted in a SharePoint document library.  When the user clicks on the form, it opens in the InfoPath 2007 client.  The forms submit to an MSSQL database.  This all works fine. Now I need to figure out how the users can modify/update their work at a later ...