What is the type of your data connection (how did you create it)? How did
you (or did you) set the OutputLocation?
Have you looked at the XML of the OutputLocation? What does it look like?
How about GetDOM("youradapter").xml?
--Matthew Blain
http://tips.serriform.com
> In my submit button, first I tried invoking the
> webservice directly from the button action. But I
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> Jei San
The connection is a webservice. I just used the code
based on Lab8 of the Training Manual for InfoPath via
web. I know it worked before during training. But I'm
using it now in my own machine. It doesn't work anymore.
Err...How do I view the OutputLocation? The only output i
saw was that of testing the webservice through IE. upon
compilation of the webservice in VS.NET.
I'll try to display GetDom("SubmitForm").xml...is this
correct?
>-----Original Message-----
>What is the type of your data connection (how did you create it)? How did
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>> submitAdapter.OutputLocation.ownerDocument;
>> submitDom.setProperty
("SelectionNamespaces","xmlns:s0='http://tempuri.org'");
>> var jNode = submitDom.selectSingleNode
>> ("//s0:SubmitForecastResult");
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Jei San - 13 Aug 2004 07:50 GMT
The connection is a webservice. I just used the code
based on Lab8 of the Training Manual for InfoPath via
web. I know it worked before during training. But I'm
using it now in my own machine. It doesn't work anymore.
Err...How do I view the OutputLocation? The only output i
saw was that of testing the webservice through IE. upon
compilation of the webservice in VS.NET.
I'll try to display GetDom("SubmitForm").xml...is this
correct?
>-----Original Message-----
>What is the type of your data connection (how did you create it)? How did
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>> submitAdapter.OutputLocation.ownerDocument;
>> submitDom.setProperty
("SelectionNamespaces","xmlns:s0='http://tempuri.org'");
>> var jNode = submitDom.selectSingleNode
>> ("//s0:SubmitForecastResult");
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>
>.
Matthew Blain \(Serriform\) - 15 Aug 2004 01:57 GMT
Any luck using GetDOM? Or looking at submitDom.xml?
> The connection is a webservice. I just used the code
> based on Lab8 of the Training Manual for InfoPath via
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> >.