Hello,
There are a number of different ways you could do this, including:
1. Creating infopath-compatible Xml manually and adding to a form library
via (for example) the Sharepoint .NET API;
2. Creating infopath-compatible Xml manually and adding to a form library
via (for example) the Sharepoint web services;
3. Automatically submitting an infopath form to a form library;
4. Automatically submitting an infopath form to an email address, and have
that email address submit to a form library
5. Create a workflow component that, when triggered, creates
infopath-compatible Xml and adds it to the form library
It really depends on what you know best and what you want to achieve. It's
a case of "choose what works for you" :)
Gavin.
> Hi!
> Could anyone suggest me how I can create InfoPath form library items from
> code.
Finder200802 - 25 Feb 2008 16:35 GMT
Hi, Gavin!
I very appreciate your help.
Could you suggest how can I do it by means of features?
>Hello,
>
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>> Could anyone suggest me how I can create InfoPath form library items from
>> code.
Gavin McKay - 27 Feb 2008 22:02 GMT
Can you explain what you mean by "features"? There are Sharepoint features
you can create to add functionality to Sharepoint, or are you talking about
something else? I think you need to provide more information on what you are
actually trying to do i.e. why do you want to create items in an infopath
form library by code?
Gavin.
> Hi, Gavin!
> I very appreciate your help.
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> >> Could anyone suggest me how I can create InfoPath form library items from
> >> code.