InfoPath Dev

I have created a BDC application using the BDCMetaman. I can see the list using the DBC List web part. I can also create a custom sharepoint list and add a custome column that uses the BDC data, however that custom list needs each list item created manually and refreshed manually. One of my purposes of using the BDC was to allow InfoPath to ...

to use the BDC you must create and import a BDC application. to accomplish creating an applicatoin you can either use BDCMetaman (that's the one I use) or you can download and install the microsoft SDK for Sharepoint and use their tool, it's free, but not as intuitive as BDCMetaman.  Once you have created the application, you are able ...

your using both an SSO app and Kerberos. We were never able to resolve our issue using this method, so we are turning to the BDC. so far, that seems to work well.  I'm sure this does not help, and I believe you are on the right path.. let me know if you discover anything else.

this did not produce the conversations I was hoping for.. but thought I should end this thread.  this is how we resolved the aformentioned issue. Office Single Sign-on Service To solve the problem use the Office Single Sign-on Service, there are two things to do. 1.       Configure the Single Sign-on ...

I want to provide more detail to this, so as to perhaps generate more interest and possible solutions.  1. Our environment is this: We are under one AD domain and there are three servers involved. The first server is the Web Server for MOSS 2007, it uses a SQL 2005 database on another machine for it's content.  We have another 2k3 ...

Just a quick update - we ended up creating a custom list in SharePoint with the data that comes from the database table we were attempting to use. Then we modified our form to pull from the custom list and voila - all is well in the world again. If someone out there has a better solution, I'm all ears as I'm sure our first solution to ...

We have a form with two data connections that recieve data. One of them is "getuserprofilebyname" found in the SharePoint UserProfileService.asmx file. The second data connection is to our HRIS system. This is a separate database on a separate box. I have created the stored procedures and the webservice myself. I can consume that ...

hrm - not quite what I was looking for - I was hoping there was a web service provided by SharePoint much like UserProfileService.GetUserProfileByName web service. Any thoughts there?

Is there a method within one of the SharePoint web services that will return just the subordinates of a supervisor? I just want to give a manager a form that will return their list of subordinates.

Thanks ya'll After reading about your AD web service, sounds like it would be a good optoin. I will continue to investigate how that might help us. I was able to accomplish the goal of getting the supervisor's email by concatinating a substring of the Manager and our email domain, like so: concat(substring-after(Value[Name = ...