InfoPath Dev

I found the answer.  Turns out that the system still had a cached template of the one from my dev environment.  Even though i tried the "infopath /cache clearall" while logged in as the account running the service it still kept pointing to the old template.  I ended up doing a search for the physical folder that did the ...

So I found a way to make this run in a background process by turning the applicaiton into a Windows Service and using a Timer Job.  This worked fine in my development environment.  However, I am not getting the following error in Production when running the service. The selected file is an update of a form on your computer. However, the ...

I was informed that I could possibly run the process in the background by opening the document in a different manner.  I attempted to follow another post i saw to open up the document by swapping out the XDocument oDoc = oApp.XDocuments.Open(fileName,1) with the following code: XDocuments oDocs = oApp.XDocuments; Type oDocsType = ...

I'm trying to convert all of my completed InfoPath forms in a SharePoint repository to TIF format.  I've already created a console application that runs on a separate utility server to poll the List for certain criteria via SP Web services and am able to convert the file using the Microsoft Office Document Writer with the following ...

I've been using the Active x Contact selector for some time without any issues.  I have come across one anomaly that I can't seem to resolve.  We have a form that is using the contact selector and is served up via Form Services.  Our user profiles are synchronized from Active Directory.  One of our users had their title ...