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Four part consuming web services in InfoPath article

I've quickly put together a 4 part series to illustrate how to consume web services in your browser-enabled (not sure if you need to do this if you don't need browser enabled) infopath form without writing a single line of code. The gist is there, but there might be mistakes, as I did this in a hurry to help out a friend. I desperately need to get back to finishing my demo tomorrow.

I'll revisit this series to put in more explaination...

Here are the parts.

Consuming Web Services in InfoPath Part 1: Setting up the Web Services.

Consuming Web Services in InfoPath Part 2: Setting Up the Data Connection

Consuming Web Services in InfoPath Part 3: Designing the Form

Consuming Web Services in InfoPath Part 4: Configuring Form Services

Published Tuesday, July 10, 2007 12:35 AM by kitkai

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# http://ugo2007.blogspot.com/2007/07/four-part-consuming-web-services-in.html@ Tuesday, July 17, 2007 3:18 AM

by TrackBack

# Four part consuming web services in InfoPath article@ Friday, July 20, 2007 11:47 PM

I&#39;ve quickly put together a 4 part series to illustrate how to consume web services in your browser

by Mirrored Blogs

# re: Four part consuming web services in InfoPath article@ Saturday, July 21, 2007 3:41 AM

HI,

Great post, nice one!

an important question:

I am using an offline solution to fill out InfoPath forms and then sync them back to SharePoint.

How can I consume web services while offline ?

For example - build a local web service provider to sync with the original content web service and save an offline copy ??

I will appreciate an idea, perhaps I can convince the providers of my offline solution to also sync web service contents ??

Thanks

George.

by George Harris

# re: Four part consuming web services in InfoPath article@ Sunday, July 22, 2007 7:30 PM

Hi,

Well, made some investigations… if you have metadata offline, then all that is required is some local IIS and some logic to create an offline web service with your own client PC…

This might just be a nice solution…

For SharePoint offline solution i am using ShareGO by kwizcom -

http://www.kwizcom.com/ProductPage.asp?ProductID=212&ProductSubNodeID=254

I will contact the kwizcom and update this forum about the results..

thanks