InfoPath Dev

Rob, It is possible to do what you're trying to do without using the 2003 Compatible OM. //get the path to your new form. string strNewFormPath = ''C:\YourNewForm.xsn''; XmlForm objNewForm = this.Application.XmlForms.NewFromFormTemplate(strNewFormPath); //Find the node in the new form that you want to set XPathNavigator objTargetField = ...

Greg, Can you elaborate on using the Receive Data Connection? I've created a Receive DC, but don't know how to assign value to the input parameter for the web service (it doesn't let you select the receive service when specifying submit options).

I am building a solution that needs to allow a user to search for values in specified fields (defined in an xsd). The initial form is essentially the xsd document. When the user fills in at least one field and hits submit, a web service needs to be called which will parse through the document and query a database for matching records. The ...

Thanks for the advice Shiraz. With what I'm seeing so far, it looks like the best solution for me may be to create a custom object that takes a blob of XML and calls a web service. Then add a submit button to each specific InfoPath form and in the submit method, use CreateObject to instantiate it and pass in the XML and examine the return value. ...

I noticed that nobody has responded in the last few days. If anyone knows whether or not this ie even possible, please respond. Thanks.

I'm trying to implement an Infopath solution that posts an xml document (as string) to a webservice. When I created the first version of my form, it permitted me to drag two fields corresponding to the properties of the envelope being passed to the web service onto the design surface. The are XmlText and ItemType (a string). The form submits ...