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You have an on-premise SharePoint 2013 Server installation with InfoPath Forms Services (so you have enterprise) and you want to create an InfoPath form that auto-populates a logged in user’s ID, email, and phone number. You are using Claims-based authentication in the web application in question.
How to troubleshoot SharePoint Designer 2010 workflow?
In this posting, we’ll explore how a 2010 workflow problem can generate this message, the steps taken to troubleshoot it, and how it was resolved. You create a new 2010 workflow using SharePoint Designer 2013 (SPD), attaching it to a list in the site collection root website.
Which is the best version of InfoPath 2013?
First and foremost InfoPath 2013 supports Visual Studio 2012! I can’t tell you how nice it is to have a full, robust, development environment. The forms I set out to upgrade had the following features: Explore four customer experience trends that are impacting the commerce industry and find out what you can do to stay ahead of them.
Where do I find csproj file in InfoPath?
Click on the developer tab. Click on language. Click ‘browse’ to navigate to the new folder and you should see the new ‘csproj’ file there. NOTE: If you don’t see the csproj file, you will need to click on the ‘Remove Code’ and add the code back.
How to create a generic InfoPath user name and password?
Have your Active Directory team create you a User Name and Password for a “generic” InfoPath Account. The one I created was called Domain\_IPRdr for “InfoPath Reader”. Have the Central Administration team create a Secure Store service application, if they don’t already have one.
Is the getuserprofilebyname method compatible with InfoPath?
InfoPath can’t handle that, or more specifically, the UserProfile.asmx method GetUserProfileByName method can’t handle that. InfoPath tries to pass in your Claims-based user token instead of your domain\\User Name.
When you use Claims-based authentication, your user name is prefaced by “0#.w|”. So for example, if your user name is SuesDomain\\jdoe then your Claims-based user token will be, without the quotes: “0#.w|SuesDomain\\jdoe”