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Clayton - 14 Nov 2007 16:30 GMT
What is the best way to submit my browser based infoPath form to a web
service?  I currently am submitting based on mySchema.xsd, and my web
service generates a proxy class based on this so it understands what it is
getting, however I am also considering using a data set (typed or untyped
preference?).

Also, I need a unique key back from the database via my webservice so I can
store it in my form - how is this typically done?  I am storing the xml
document in sharepoint and in a backend database via a web service.

Thanks

Clayton
Clay Fox - 14 Nov 2007 20:38 GMT
Hi Clayton

The unique key is tough. There is a way to get one from SharePoint or you
can have it assigned by SQL.

You might want to check out the Database Accelerator since it does a lot of
the same things. http://www.qdabra.com
Also the Web Developers Reference goes through the web services and may give
you some insight on how it does the ID process. You can find it under
downloads on http://www.infopathdev.com
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Thanks

Clay Fox

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> What is the best way to submit my browser based infoPath form to a web
> service?  I currently am submitting based on mySchema.xsd, and my web
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> Clayton
 
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