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Reetu
Hi All,
I am using managed code in which I am trying to open an excel application
programatically. To achieve this I converted my form to fully trusted by
Loading the Macro project and then running IPFulltrust which registered the
form on my pc.
Form worked fine on my local PC. Then I published the form to sharepoint
form library and I was getting an error. To solve the error I copied the
template.xml file to the Sharepoint Form library "Forms' folder and in the
general settings the path was pointed to template.xml file. After that I was
able to open the form correctly from Sharepoint Form library on my local PC.
When I tried to open the form from my colleagues PC it gave the following
error.
"This form is associated with a URN-based form template, which cannot be
found on your computer".
I read I need to place a link to the form's installation package (.msi) in
the form library's Description field.
By using IPFulltrust is this step required. Also if required I don't see any
..msi file generated by default. How do I create one?
Please help.
Regards,
-Reetu
I am using managed code in which I am trying to open an excel application
programatically. To achieve this I converted my form to fully trusted by
Loading the Macro project and then running IPFulltrust which registered the
form on my pc.
Form worked fine on my local PC. Then I published the form to sharepoint
form library and I was getting an error. To solve the error I copied the
template.xml file to the Sharepoint Form library "Forms' folder and in the
general settings the path was pointed to template.xml file. After that I was
able to open the form correctly from Sharepoint Form library on my local PC.
When I tried to open the form from my colleagues PC it gave the following
error.
"This form is associated with a URN-based form template, which cannot be
found on your computer".
I read I need to place a link to the form's installation package (.msi) in
the form library's Description field.
By using IPFulltrust is this step required. Also if required I don't see any
..msi file generated by default. How do I create one?
Please help.
Regards,
-Reetu