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Dave
Hi,
I have a customer who is moving their SharePoint content to a new server.
They use a web based Infoparth form that connects to web services defined in
ODCX files contained in a DCL on server.
My plan was to copy the ODCX files to a DCL on the new server (and approve
them of course), remove and recreate the connections in the Infopath form and
then republish it. Since they don't work with certificates I uploaded and
activated the form using the SharePoint admin site under "Application
Management" - "Upload form template". I then added the form as a content type
in a newly created Forms Library.
However, regardless of what I do I keep getting this error message:
Form template: https://portal.abc.com/FormServerTemplates/Form-name.xsn
The form template is trying to access files and settings on your computer.
InfoPath cannot grant access to these files and settings because the form
template is not fully trusted. For a form to run with full trust, it must be
installed or digitally signed with a certificate.
When I choose to have the form opened in the browser (which is the ultimate
goal) I also get an error ID 5566
All the suggestions I found online have proven fruitless - I would
appreciate any help you can offer.
Thanks,
Dave
I have a customer who is moving their SharePoint content to a new server.
They use a web based Infoparth form that connects to web services defined in
ODCX files contained in a DCL on server.
My plan was to copy the ODCX files to a DCL on the new server (and approve
them of course), remove and recreate the connections in the Infopath form and
then republish it. Since they don't work with certificates I uploaded and
activated the form using the SharePoint admin site under "Application
Management" - "Upload form template". I then added the form as a content type
in a newly created Forms Library.
However, regardless of what I do I keep getting this error message:
Form template: https://portal.abc.com/FormServerTemplates/Form-name.xsn
The form template is trying to access files and settings on your computer.
InfoPath cannot grant access to these files and settings because the form
template is not fully trusted. For a form to run with full trust, it must be
installed or digitally signed with a certificate.
When I choose to have the form opened in the browser (which is the ultimate
goal) I also get an error ID 5566
All the suggestions I found online have proven fruitless - I would
appreciate any help you can offer.
Thanks,
Dave