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MS Office Forum / General MS InfoPath Questions / February 2006Domain Level Security Question
I'm having trouble getting my InfoPath form to stop displaying that annoying "May I Access Data on a Different Domain" pop-up. Why does it appear? All of my data connections are to MS SQL servers *on the same domain* as the workstations opening the form. Does 'domain' mean something different to InfoPath than it does to Active Directory? If the workstation is ws1.company.parent.com and the SQL server is sql1.company.parent.com, why am I getting the 'different domain' pop-ups? Have I configured the data sources incorrectly? They work fine otherwise. Thanks This is a setting in IE go into security and set the allow access data sources across domains to enable this will sort you out if you are on XP SP1 if on SP2 then you need to add the UNC of your form to your list of trusted sites as well to stop it popping up. Another annoying microsoft security "feature" > I'm having trouble getting my InfoPath form to stop displaying that annoying > "May I Access Data on a Different Domain" pop-up. Why does it appear? All [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Thanks But all the PCs are on the same domain. It just doesn't make sense. What's going on here? I'm not going accross different domains. I did make the security change you suggested and it has removed the annoying pop-ups. Thanks. But I would like to get the definition of domain straight. > This is a setting in IE go into security and set the allow access data > sources across domains to enable this will sort you out if you are on XP SP1 [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > > > Thanks Well, thank you Adam for solving a problem I didn't even know I was going to have yet, start teaching it in spring, won't install it on the server until right before then. So here's thanking you for saving me a future migraine. Deborah > This is a setting in IE go into security and set the allow access data > sources across domains to enable this will sort you out if you are on XP SP1 [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > > > Thanks No worries Much sweat and tears went into discovering that, if you want another one on SP2 when forwarded an infopath form you get two warning boxes saying the web site is using your identity to access data sources.( If you have secondary data sopurces in your form) to stop these i think you have to have your C drive as a trusted site. More fun and confusion from Microsoft. YAY Cheers Adam > Well, thank you Adam for solving a problem I didn't even know I was going to > have yet, start teaching it in spring, won't install it on the server until [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > > > > > > Thanks Thanks again for the info, I'm sure I would have run across the problem...you're great. Thanks for teaching the teacher...you'll make me look like I know what I'm doing. I'll have to tell them though I have a secret. Friends that know more than myself...which are many in this subject anyway...thanks for being one and giving me more answers. > No worries > [quoted text clipped - 32 lines] > > > > > > > > Thanks |
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