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Disabled controls when webservice query values are null

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Travis Lingenfelder - 24 Feb 2005 22:57 GMT
I have created an infopath form that queries a web service to retrieve
customer information.  I want my users to be able to edit the information and
submit it back to the webservice.  The web service uses a SqlDataAdapter to
fill a typed dataset and returns the dataset object to infopath.  However;
the resulting SOAP message omits fields if they are null and the controls for
the corresponding fields are disabled.  I would like my users to be able to
edit the information, even if the original information was blank before.
Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP] - 25 Feb 2005 22:47 GMT
The web service will need to be updated. The fields are read-only because they are not bound to anything because the Web service omitted them. The field cannot bind to what is not there.

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I have created an infopath form that queries a web service to retrieve
customer information.  I want my users to be able to edit the information and
submit it back to the webservice.  The web service uses a SqlDataAdapter to
fill a typed dataset and returns the dataset object to infopath.  However;
the resulting SOAP message omits fields if they are null and the controls for
the corresponding fields are disabled.  I would like my users to be able to
edit the information, even if the original information was blank before.
 
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