I have a workflow that has a form where datafields would be hard to manage (80 of them) and the data is not really normalized for a smart object. Instead we used xmldatafields. I don't have time to pretty this up but wanted to post my notes.  I hope they help you. Things to know, use client connection not management ...

but getting a new error when i am trying to set an xml string to an xml process field,it says ''Root element is missing''.any ideas on this I have attached a schema to the xml process field and also generating the XML in the same fashion as required by the schema.  Please help me out on this.

Hi, I have a scenario where i am getting the destination users for an activity in an xml structure from the asp.net page along with the level of the users. now i need to send the task to the destination users according to their order. e.g say i get 4 users  User1 of Level 1, User2 of Level2, User3 of Level2, User4 of Level3. Now i need to ...

Hi, I have a scenario where i am getting the destination users for an activity in an xml structure from the asp.net page along with the level of the users. now i need to send the task to the destination users according to their order. e.g say i get 4 users  User1 of Level 1, User2 of Level2, User3 of Level2, User4 of Level3. Now i need to ...

Hi, I have create a SmartObject, but when I use it to mapping return data in a XMLField, the event raise: ''Object reference not set to an instance of an object.''  It work only if I map return data in a DataField and then copy it via code:   //Get the XML Field stringstring xml = ...

I have found the reference to XML again now. It turns out this is in the SourceCode.K2Utilities package/namespace so I assume tha's what you were talking about... Are you saying this is quite stable and is unlikely to be the cause of any problems I have?

When I was looking at some existing code in a K2 solution at work I noticed a reference to an XML parser. My boss told me to investigate this as he thinks that XML parsers can be unstable (memory leaks?)... I was wondering if anyone would be able to give me more clue as to what sort of parser this is and whether it is unstable or not. ...

We are trying to remove all reference to a previously integrated Infopath form in a process within Visual Studio. We have done the following:  1. Removed all InfoPath Client Events in the process 2. Run InfoPath Integration and removed the form in the process 3. Removed the form from the InfoPath Form template folder in the ...

The XML with a repeating node does not need to be in a specific format; it just needs to be valid XML.  I use the schema designer in Visual Studio to design the layout, then import it into an XML data field.  For destinations, just specify the node in the XML that repeats.

If your XML has namespaces, you need to pass a System.Xml.XmlNamespaceManager or XmlNameTable depending on which XML class your are using for the query.  They help the parser resolve namespaces.  David