InfoPath Dev

You mention that you use forms services. If you use InfoPath 2007 on MOSS you have a far better alternative: use UDC files in Data Connection Libraries. The UDC file is an XML file so it is easy to edit when you for example move from development to production environment.  More info on data connections and UDC ...

Hi, this one is a regular on the SharePoint thread. check out the answers i gave in the thread below, or search for ''GetListItems'' http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=1664&SearchTerms=GetListItems hth

Check out the new virtual labs regarding the new Office platform, both for clients and Microsoft Office SharePoint Server and the new Windows SharePoint Services. Excellent to get a hands-on on the products, and the lab guide takes you around to try out all the new cool ...

I'd recommend getting the SDK and then read the tech articles in MSDN: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/ipsdk/html/ipsdkwelcometotheipsdk_hv01071365.asphttp://msdn.microsoft.com/office/program/infopath/2003/reference/articles/ hth

I found this book in Microsofts site: ''7 Development Projects for Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007''. Its a TechEd free-bee, so its a whole 236 pages book about the new Office system. Mostly focus is SharePoint, but the last chapter is about InfoPath 2k7 and Office Forms Server 2k7, but several of the other chapters contains integration ...

Hi jody, as Agni truely states, SharePoint is limited in the number of fields of each datatype (for some field types such as lookup i think its no more than 2 or 3, for text boxes somewhat higher). i can se no way to get past this in the current version of SPS, since the limitations are ''hardcoded'' in the database model. Sharepoint 2007 has a ...

Just wanted to let you know that the VSTOv3 for Office 2007 is out in beta. VSTO (Visual Studio Tools For Office) is a must for developers who want to hook up InfoPath 2007 and the other Office producs with managed code. WinFx runtime February CTP is required, so download this ...

If you have the email in your portal already (wich is -hopefully- synced with AD), SPS exposes a user web service you can call to get this info: http://Server_Name/[sites/][Site_Name/]_vti_bin/UserGroup.asmx check out the SDK: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/spptsdk/html/soapmUserGroupGetUserInfo_SV01034418.asp

Just for the record: app.config and infopath.exe.config is identical. app.config is just the way VS.NET names it until the project is builded.

You probably mean an Exchange task. A way of doing this would be to access Exchange using WebDAV. The guys from IndependentSoft has made several excellent .NET interfaces to this and other products.http://www.independentsoft.com/ -> WebDAV .NET for Exchange. hth