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Tadhg
Hi
I have developed an Infopath solution in c# that will automatically generate
and publish multiple forms to an intranet/extranet site.
Its a fully trusted form template and I need to sign it. However obviously
because I need other users to be able to view the published forms I cannot
sign it with a certificate I've created myself i.e. based on my username.
So I created a test certificate and SPC file and added it to my "Personal"
certificate store. I assumed it would then be available to the "Form
Options">security>Select Certificate dialog but it is not.
I think this makes sense because I have selected to "enable digital
signatures for the entire form". That is I assume the digital signature
should either be packaged in the XSN or included directly in the code.
IF I am correct then how do I include either my test Certificate or a
"Trusted root certificate authority" within my form template - so that other
users can accept the signature when viewing the forms?
Do I need to handle all this programmatically or can I sign the Form
template using the Infopath client and then just package the certificate
within the Template?
sorry for the long post
thanks
Tadhg
I have developed an Infopath solution in c# that will automatically generate
and publish multiple forms to an intranet/extranet site.
Its a fully trusted form template and I need to sign it. However obviously
because I need other users to be able to view the published forms I cannot
sign it with a certificate I've created myself i.e. based on my username.
So I created a test certificate and SPC file and added it to my "Personal"
certificate store. I assumed it would then be available to the "Form
Options">security>Select Certificate dialog but it is not.
I think this makes sense because I have selected to "enable digital
signatures for the entire form". That is I assume the digital signature
should either be packaged in the XSN or included directly in the code.
IF I am correct then how do I include either my test Certificate or a
"Trusted root certificate authority" within my form template - so that other
users can accept the signature when viewing the forms?
Do I need to handle all this programmatically or can I sign the Form
template using the Infopath client and then just package the certificate
within the Template?
sorry for the long post
thanks
Tadhg