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domain level security

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bob j - 01 Aug 2005 17:22 GMT
I need my form to have domain level security when people download it to use,
so I looked in the security tab and it had a button for domani level security
and it said it did not require anything else but clicking that button. So I
saved my project and uploaded teh new version to sharepoint but then when the
other person tried to open it, it still gave an error saying that the form
needs domain level security to do what it needs to do.

Also do other people ahve this problem of when they fill out the form locally
or do a preview that it works but then everytime someone else tries it gives
permission errors? I mean I am guessing that the form is fully trusted as you
design it, but its really inconvient and hard to deal with when you will have
unexpected results and cant test them locally.
Adam Harding - 02 Aug 2005 15:52 GMT
Are you using secondary data sources?

> I need my form to have domain level security when people download it to use,
> so I looked in the security tab and it had a button for domani level security
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> design it, but its really inconvient and hard to deal with when you will have
> unexpected results and cant test them locally.
bob j - 02 Aug 2005 16:08 GMT
I dont think so. The only thing the code is really doing is taking the form
after its submitted and writing it to a certain spot on the sharepoint site.
Adam Harding - 03 Aug 2005 08:05 GMT
You could always fully trust it using the Infopath SDK tool RegForm this
gives it Infopath's TOP level of security and hence access.

> I dont think so. The only thing the code is really doing is taking the form
> after its submitted and writing it to a certain spot on the sharepoint site.
 
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