InfoPath Dev

Good morning, I've done some Google-research on this and looked some of the books we have in the office. This is the issue. InfoPath 2003 (11.8165.8221) SP3 XML form (ex: Form.xml) - distributed via email to users XSN template (ex: template.xsn) stored in folder on an https webserver.     - Template uses managed code written ...

Good morning Clay, Thank you for responding - I did indeed rebuild and distribute my form.   Working with some more knowledgeable people, I think we fixed this issue. It appeared to be an IIS setting: Open IIS AdminView the properties for the website Click the HTTP Headers Tab Uncheck the Enable Content Expiration ...

Good morning all,  I am hoping that the gurus here could assist a new InfoPath developer with an issue he's having. Currently users have a URN-based form (DataEntry.xml) that they use to submit data via a web service. The form's template location is in a non-SSL site (http://site.foo.com), and this site is part of our ...

Thank you for the reply. My form is distributed via email as (example) "Form.xml". Once the form is opened, the attributes are read from the template's published location and saved locally (so that the form can be completed by the user in an "offline" mode"). Therein lay my encryption question, as the xml source for ...

Good afternoon,  I'm relatively new to Infopath and have a question regarding manifest.xsf and the supplementary XML files stored on a user's machine.  Can these files be encrypted? The supplementary files associated with my Infopath form contain company information (ex: the names that populate a customer drop down list ...