InfoPath Dev

Is there a way to refresh an InfoPath form programmatically, performing the same action as the Refresh button without making the user click another button? We have a form that is submitted and starts an approval workflow.  When each approver opens the form to review and approve, they must update information on the form, but they must also ...

Am I embarassed!!  Thanks for your help; that did the trick.

Here is the schema.

Here is the production mapping file with the URL redacted.

Here is the mapping file from our development environment; I can't send the production version.  The only difference between the development and production mapping files is the GUID at the top of the file and the site URL at the bottom of the file.  The GUID is that of the target list "Report Activities" and the URL is ...

The field is still named my:ActivityID.  The file from the development system is attached; I can't send you the one from production.  Both development and production are SharePoint 2010.  The differences from development to production other than site URLs are: Development is http:// and production is ...

I added the error field, and the form returned "Failed to select node for SharePoint List Id:my:ActivityID." ActivityID is the form field set up to capture the list ID that is returned.  In moving the form from development to production, I updated all of the data connections and the publishing directions to point to the ...

Given the environment I described, why is the qRules command not functioning in production like it does in development?

Is it necessary for qRules to be installed on the workstation that publishes InfoPath forms to the SharePoint server, or is it sufficient that qRules be injected into the form?  We have a closed development environment on which all form development and testing is performed.  To publish a completed form to the separate production ...