Using Visual Studio Dotnet with InfoPath

[RickM]

Just for clarification, I am a little confused. If I edit my form
using using Visual Studio DotNet and use C# to handle events etc..
Does this mean that my IP form must be implemented as a trusted form?
Or does it depend if my coding access local system resources (File
System, AcitveX controls etc..). I would prefer to keep my solution
"sandboxed", allowing users to simply access the template from a web
site or SharePoint location..


Thanks
RickM

 

[RickM]

Just for clarification, I am a little confused. If I edit my form
using using Visual Studio DotNet and use C# to handle events etc..
Does this mean that my IP form must be implemented as a trusted form?
Or does it depend if my coding access local system resources (File
System, AcitveX controls etc..). I would prefer to keep my solution
"sandboxed", allowing users to simply access the template from a web
site or SharePoint location..


Thanks
RickM

Anyone????

 

[Matthew Blain \(Serriform\)]

No, the form does not have to be trusted... I believe this is covered as a
topic in the SDK.

--Matthew Blain
http://tips.serriform.com/