> marked
> The issue experiencing is due to the fact that when you attempt to open an
> XML file in IE it looks at the processing instructions
Well that's not it really... I guess I didn't explain the whole deal about
how IE opens the file. Actually ASP.Net is trying to open it and transform
the XML against some XSL to produce some HTML that is then sent to the
browser. What's failing, because of the file lock, is the asp.net process
attempting to open the XML file... even for read only.
I would be thrilled if there were a button in InfoPath to "Release" the
lock... sort of like the "Apply" button we see on windows dialogs.
Ben walters - 09 Dec 2005 22:26 GMT
I don't know of any button that will release the lock, you could to put some
custom code behind the save event that way you might be able to save off the
form in code and close off any locks
> > marked
> > The issue experiencing is due to the fact that when you attempt to open an
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> I would be thrilled if there were a button in InfoPath to "Release" the
> lock... sort of like the "Apply" button we see on windows dialogs.