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Hi  no problem in debugging it compiles perfectly.  It is just it exceptions out when invoking HTTP Post in IE it 404's but the output from Visual Studio says system.nullreferenceexception  don't know where to go know, ah well

If you want to see the unduplicated C# code that i am having trouble with then a link to another forum that doesn't have this problem is below http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=1816186&SiteID=1  

This is my C# conversion that 404's and produces a A first chance exception of type 'System.UriFormatException' occurred in System.dllusing System; System;using System.Data; System.Data;using System.Web; System.Web;using System.Web.Services; System.Web.Services;using System.Web.Services.Protocols; System.Web.Services.Protocols;using ...

This the the successful VB code I need to convert into C# Service.vbImports System SystemImports System.Data System.DataImports System.Web System.WebImports System.Web.Services System.Web.ServicesImports System.Web.Services.Protocols System.Web.Services.ProtocolsImports System.Web.UI.Page System.Web.UI.PageImports ...

Hi Does the behaviour re occur where she accesses the form through Infopath 2003 directly rather than going via IE?  This is because IE has an option to not pass on User ID and password which will not matter in SharePoint (hence the list works for her in SharePoint) as it gets your permissions from your connection, I think.  With ...

Finally had time to test the error and this will always re-occur where forms are mailed around as part of the workflow AND the attachment names are idnetical for the incoming email and the outgoing email.  This is because outlook creates a temporary file in C:\temp for all attachments, where you try and create an attachment to send out with ...

Hi  Reason I need to convert to C# is because of policy statements in the company I am contracting for.  VB is fine for development but ONLY C# for Live Web Services. I am sorry but I do not understand your point about vb.Net equalling Managed Code which in turn equals C#.  The second code sample i posted was written in Visual Web ...

Now need to convert the whole script into C# before publishing, but have never programmed in C# so too much fun for me.  I have tried converting the code using a web tool but creates errors.  Anyone got any ideas?

Clay  Looked in more detail and if i could set the authorisers name onto the form in the form of "firstname surname" then could SharePoint match that to [Me] if that is submitted to SharePoint instead? Cheers Adam

OK  Digitally signing the section leaves an ICON in the users task bar and a link on the page at the bottom of the section saying CLICK HERE TO SIGN THIS or something like that.  This, however, is a discrete process and would not allow attachment of a image of a signature. Digitally signing a section DOES NOT attach an image it ...