InfoPath Dev

THANK YOU for this book. The Jennings text does not go deep enough with the developer side of Infopath. It is clear, the samples are practical and informative (bonus, they work too), the writing style is direct and personable. I appreciate knowing the ''why'' along with the ''how''. I learn by example and by tinkering with stuff, and the ...

A reboot fixed this. I imagine somewhere along the way the IP process was no longer attached to VS.NET. Strange.

WinXP Pro SP1 VS.NET 2003 All service packs applied I am working through the sample for Chapter 2, BookPurchase project. Its close to a requirement for a series of forms that I have. For a while, I worked through the form in design view, leaving the codebehind alone in VS.NET. After completing everything up to the final stage, I attempted to ...

Patrick: Thanks for your reply. By traditional, I mean using the DataBind method on a control that exposes a bindable interface... I've extended the MS Data Access blocks, and most of the methods return a DataSet or a DataReader. Using something like: somecontrol.DataBind() throws errors. I've gone the WebService route, though, so this should ...

I was hoping that I could access SQL Server data to populate dropdown boxes and text boxes using the native .net provider, as opposed to using a DSN or Web Service, but it doesnt appear that I can use traditional web/winform binding methods to Infopath controls. Does this limit my binding options to just DSN, XML files, or Web Services?