InfoPath Dev

I am trying to deploy a browser-enabled infopath 2007 form to sharepoint in such a way that users can only "see" their own forms, while admins can see "all" forms.  We've looked into assigning item level security via a workflow, but found that users can still see all forms in the form library list (though they ...

More digging revealed this was due to the checkboxes being defined using nillable=true, which causes xsd.exe to generate classes that rely on Nullable<boolean>, which xsd.exe implements poorly. So, now my question is: Is it possible to make those fields nillable=false using only the InfoPath designer? Making them required doesn't do it. ...

Ok. A custom webservice and data store was the direction I was headed, just wanted to make sure I wasn't missing something in Sharepoint. I did see an article here (after posting), about using the [Me] filter to filter the default view. This seems like it would provide some of the functionality, like ''list all forms that [Me] created'', but ...

I have created an infopath form template and deployed it to a web server. It submits data to a web service. However, when I open an existing form from the web, the check boxes are all disabled. Text boxes are not disabled. Any ideas why this could be? Here's an overview of how it works: -User opens form, fills it out (checkboxes appear ...

I am developing an InfoPath/Sharepoint form library and would like to limit the forms users see based on their security roles. For example, imagine a library of employee evaluation forms. I want employees to see only evaluations they fill out, managers to see _only_ their employee's forms, and human resources to see all forms. The roles can be ...