InfoPath Dev

Recieved a question per Mail about my problem today, so I have posted parts of my experimental code here: http://closetnutsnbolts.wordpress.com/2009/03/16/infopathsigning/ Years ago I've been looking for a solution for creating signed XML documents, which could be used and their signatures verified using Microsoft Office Infopath. And of ...

Hello, After some experimenting and debugging I have managed to creata a signature using .NET 2.0 classes, that was accepted by InfoPath. The way InfoPath treats signed XML is a black box to me, and I could not find a way to get additional information out of InfoPath, why signature status is error. Thus was my approach to try and create an ...

Hello Patrick, Ok, I will try to approximately describe a scenario: We would like to plan centrally the activities of field personell. For this purpose we would like to generate requests containing following information: on specific date go visit Customer X, perform listed tasks and when you are finished, please fill out this form and send it ...

Hmm, I find it hard to believe, that noone exchanges signed data with InfoPath. How do you create digital signatures on the server side, so that InfoPath is able to verify them? Best regards, Boštjan

Hi, I am trying to exchange signed XML documents using E-Mail and use InfoPath to make it possible for the user to edit document content. On the server side I would like to use the .NET 2.0 (at the moment Beta 2) to create and process the documents (that means System.Xml). At the moment I can neither sign the simplest xml document, so that ...