InfoPath Dev

yes, at least for me it ended up being a double hop issue. I fixed this by publishing my web service to one of my web front end SharePoint servers.  I'm sure there are other solutions, but this was a quick way for me to resolve the situation in my environment. --Adam

Just a follow up to the previous posts of this thread, and things to be aware of when testing browser enabled forms... After a lot of researching and testing, it ended up being a double-hop issue that I was dealing with. By putting explicit authentication in the udx file and testing that; if it works and it previously wasn't, then that helps ...

same deal for me too! I have tried all solutions I have been able to find. Google, Live, MSDN, etc. nothing seems to work.??? An error occurred accessing a data source. An entry has been added to the Windows event log of the server. Log ID:5566   ...only when using form in browser.  Works perfectly when I open with InfoPath.

alrighty then-- so I finally created my web service and deployed it, everything works great.  however, I feel like I have come full circle; because when I browser-enable and publish I am still getting the same error I was before? An error occurred accessing a data source. An entry has been added to the Windows event log of the server. Log ...

looks cool, I'll check into this next week. My dilemma however is that I'm trying to pull HR data into a browser-enabled form from SQL (vacation hours, sick time, etc.) based on the username I am passing to a stored procedure. As far as I can tell, I need to create a custom web service as the go between for the form and Sql Server not the ...

I'm having a similar issue as well.  The form works great pulling data in from a sql database when I use InfoPath directly; however when the form is publlished to SharePoint as browser enabled it does not work--error.  From what I can tell,since it is passing a paramaterized query (username) you have to use a webservice as an ...