I am trying to deploy Microsoft InfoPath 2013 using SCCM. InfoPath was only ever included in the MSOffice 2013 installer, not as a standalone. (I think there is a 365 standalone now days, but we don't use 365).
Since I don't need the entire installer for Word, excel, powerpoint, etc.. Is there a way to delete unnecessary installer files and .msp files so that I can save some space? (the entire installer is around 3GB and it doesnt need to be.
We have data in a SQL Server database hosted remotely.
Can I set up Infopath forms so that the data lands in our remote SQL Server instance instead of on the local Microsoft server where the employees get their Outlook mail?
We don't run Sharepoint, just Exchange and file sharing on the Windows server.
We have a web service that returns a fairly large amount of data that InfoPath consumes. The service takes a little while to run (say 10 seconds) which is too long for InfoPath, it times out around 5 seconds.
Is there some way of increasing the timeout for this form?
I wonder if anyone knows a solution to this problem:
I am submitting some fields to a Sharepoint List. In detail some values are passed to the Sharepoint lists.asmx Webservice.
Problem is: I want to pass a person into a data field, which is a "Person or Group" field. So I have to pass a string in this format: "1;#Username,#someMoreValues" respectively "ID;#" in enough. But this ID is an internal ID, which Sharepoint uses for a reason, I don't want to know ;)
Is there any chance, to get this ID via the Sharepoint webservices? The userprofileservice.asmx and the getuserinfo.asmx will return anything but the ID.
Any Ideas?
MOSS 2007 standard (no forms services)
I want to submit a form to a Form Library so that after the form is submitted, only the owner of the site and library can edit the form. Anybody can add or view, owners can edit or delete.
I have created a customer Permission Level that only allows Add Items and View Items, and trying to submit an InfoPath 2007 form to the library will successfully add a document to the library, but give the following error message to the user:
Error submitting the form. You can save a copy to your machine and process it manually later. details:
InfoPath cannot submit the form.
An error occurred while the form was being submitted.
The form cannot be submitted to the following location: http://space/xx/yyyy/zz/Test/TEST-276-2009-08-17.xml There is a problem with the Web server. Make sure the Web server exists, try again later or contact the Web server administrator.
So the users of course try again and again to submit the file, but it is already there.
If I allow Edit Items into the Permission Level it works as expected, but the business rules don't allow normal users to edit any files including their own.
Can this be accomplished without other intervention such as a custom workflow?