Can someone please explain the correct sequence for creating a form and having it published and linked to the workflow.  The K2 Studio implies I already have the form (published?) in a form library, but that won't have the data connection setup up will it?  It looks like you need to go through the InfoPath Integration wizard, but do you ...

In an effort to move forward (working around an issues I am having with the forms not appearing in the form library) I wanted to use the Process Portal Work List to view and complete my items. I have created a simple form library and created a form with infopath saving it to the library and indicating ''Use InfoPath Client to ...

Eric, Thanks for your reply.  Alas no, I am calling the web service from a K2 reference event.  The web service parameter is a string, and the first thing I do is write the parameter value to a log file, and thats where I see that all i get is the inner text of the first node.  Should the K2 reference event send the XML? Have ...

Hi, I have a couple of questions using infopath: 1. What is the best way of updating a form template? I have a form template published to a sharepoint forms library. I recently added a new view to my IP form, and I wanted to use that in an additional IP client event within the process.  At first I couldn't get the process to see the ...

Hope this helps. Problem 1:  If you're using form services then you'll need to convert your data connections to UDCX files.  First create a Data Connection library that's relative to your site collection.  Then convert your data connections on your IP form and point it to this library.  Data Connections will need to be ...

I'm trying to build a conditional approval workflow such that based on a checkbox on the InfoPath forms, it is determined whether or not to do secondary approval is required.  I roughly understand how the Line Rule works but I'm not sure how to get the value of the checkbox to use it as a variable for the Line Rule.  Do I need to bind ...

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 ...

Just to add one more opinion... I think it is a matter of what works better for your development style. My personal preference is to use multiple views unless the form is really simple.  I find that keeping track of all the rules associated with each field can become difficult to manage.  David

I am trying to generate (integrate) infopath .xsn file with K2. I expect ''Integrate with SmartObject'' on right clicking the .xsn file. However this option is not available. I was guessing that, it may be to do something with how the installation was done on my VPC. K2 and all visual studio was available on the VPC, I installed info path ...

Hello, I am puzzled in a quite common scenario. I have CreditCard Smart Objects. I need to show the list of CreditCard objects and let the end user activate or deactivate any of the CreditCards via a checkbox, then let him or her submit the form. But this simple scenario looks a bit challenging  In my infopath form there is a Secondary ...