hello,
im trying to get an form into a sharepoint library.
what i mean is i want to display the form in sharepoint without opening the
program infopath....
its a simple form with a SQL database (i select ID click on button run query
then i get the name and surname)
till so far i can open the form but it uses infopath (so infopath wil open
locally)
so is it possible to directly show the form (like a sort of webpage ??)
thanx for reply's
greetings
Ron
Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP] - 19 Nov 2004 15:31 GMT
If you export the form to MHT and post that to SharePoint you can do as you are saying.
InfoPath also has a level 3 security (i.e. Full Trust) method that will allow you to do this when the user clicks submit or save.
XDocument.View.Export("http://MySharePoint/MyFolder/MyView", "MHT");

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hello,
im trying to get an form into a sharepoint library.
what i mean is i want to display the form in sharepoint without opening the
program infopath....
its a simple form with a SQL database (i select ID click on button run query
then i get the name and surname)
till so far i can open the form but it uses infopath (so infopath wil open
locally)
so is it possible to directly show the form (like a sort of webpage ??)
thanx for reply's
greetings
Ron
Penelope Coventry - 21 Nov 2004 12:54 GMT
There are alternatives to viewing a form other than via infopath, but it's
not out of the box. You might like to look at: http://www.infoview.net/
This solution is a web form creation engine that converts Microsoft Infopath
forms to web forms delivered using ASP.NET. It ships as a ASP.NET server
control and so could be used with SharePoint.
Penny
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David - 29 Aug 2005 02:09 GMT
Hi,
InfoJet EditPart is a set of Web Parts that allow SharePoint user editing
InfoPath forms via the browser. InfoJet EditPart uses InfoJet Service as the
InfoPath forms engine. InfoJet EditPart itself is free and the source code
is provided.
Please visit http://www.infojetsoft.com.
Thanks.
David
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