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Me(Prince) and my wife are B.E in I.T & C.S.E respectively.  I a certified MCPD: Web from 2007 Dec. I am Intrestes in Web Application, MOSS, EPM, etc.
Now working with Deira International School, as IT Application & Help Manager. I have started my career as "Software Developer" @  REACH Sewn Technologies and Consulting Pvt. Ltd, Bangalore India from Oct 2004 to Feb 2006, then as "Web & Intranet Developer" @ Fosroc International Ltd, Dubai from April 2006 to Sep 2009.
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Solving "The XSN can not be used on server"

Troubleshoot the problem with the following steps:

  1. Navigate to a command prompt
  2. Navigate to this folder: %programfiles%\common files\microsoft shared\web server extensions\12\bin
  3. Execute this command on each of your XSN files: stsadm.exe -o verifyformtemplate -filename <complete path to your xsn including the name.xsn>

This will give a more detailed description about the errors.

if you are not sure if the access path is filled in for the InfoPath form you have deployed – you can rename the xsn file in the features directory to a CAB file and extract manifest.xsf from this file in this file – you should see that accessPath=”"

 

thanks : dainghia


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