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connect to a data sources when Opened in a browser Last post 09-13-2011 11:33 AM by SurajShetty. 9 replies. Page 1 of 1 (10 items) Sort Posts: Oldest to newest Newest an error occurred while trying to connect to a web service. infopath 2013 to oldest Previous Next 12-30-2008 03:51 PM kthomasl@yahoo.com Joined on 10-24-2008 Lefler Posts 11 InfoPath cannot connect to a data sources when Opened in a browser Reply Contact We have a form with two data connections that recieve data. One of them is "getuserprofilebyname" found in the SharePoint UserProfileService.asmx file. The second data connection is to our HRIS system. This is a an error occurred querying a data source. infopath 2013 separate database on a separate box. I have created the stored procedures and the webservice myself. I can consume that webservice while using info path, I am also able to convert the dataconnections into a SharePoint data connections library and approve them. I then publish the form to a form library and am still able to open the the form in InfoPath - however when I change the document library to open the form in a browser I get the error "6932 canot connect to the datasource..." here is the exact text An error occurred accessing a data source.An entry has been added to the Windows event log of the server. Log ID:6932" We have checked the following: • Allow users to browser-enable form templates • Render form templates that are browser-enabled by users • Allow embedded SQL authentication • Allow user form templates to use authentication information contained in data connection files • Allow cross-domain data access for user form templates that use connection settings in a data connection file We are running MOSS2007 enterprise and have FormsServices enabled. We have successfully
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if you're using Claims-based authentication, which I believe is the default in SharePoint 2013. The Scenario: You https://suehernandez.wordpress.com/2013/10/11/sharepoint-2013-infopath-claims-getuserprofilebyname/ have an on-premise SharePoint 2013 Server installation with InfoPath Forms Services http://www.fftf.org/news/Mar08feed/Publishing_browser_enabled_InfoPath_Forms__error_Log_ID6932.rss.html (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. In this scenario, I'm using InfoPath Designer 2010 - data source. I haven't upgraded to 2013 yet, but I don't think it makes a difference. The Problem: 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" InfoPath can't handle that, or an error occurred 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. You get 2 problems - you have an authentication problem where the currently logged in user is not allowed to hit the web service, so you get an Access Denied 401 authentication error. The second problem is getting the right user from the web service. The Solution: The steps you have to take are listed here. See the reference posts for more details and pictures. Have your Active Directory team create you a User Name and Password for a "generic" InfoPath Account. The one I created was called Domain\SP2013_IPRdr for "InfoPath Reader". Have the Central Administration team create a Secure Store service application, if they don't already have one. Generate the Secure Store key if you haven't already. Create a new application in the Secure Store called something like InfoPathGUPBN ("GetUserProfileByName" is what the acronym
form. A couple of errors were cropping up and typically the Infopath interface for reporting these errors gave no real clue as to the exact nature of the problem.Also, both these errors mentioned references in the server application log - neither appeared there, which really didn't help matters.Fortunately, with the right settings in central admin, MOSS has very detailed logging. However, these logs can be large and cumbersome to search through, giving you eye-strain and a headache at the very least.So, before you even try troubleshooting via the MOSS logs remember to configure the logging to an appropriate level of throttling. Having said that, the config options in MOSS to filter sets of info in the logs is pretty poorly designed imo. In the Central Admin pages the diagnostic logging event throttling was set to: Category: AllLeast critical event to report to the event log: WarningLeast critical event to report to the trace log: VerboseNumber of log files: 30Minutes to use log file: 5 ---- Configuration/Background:The InfoPath form uses two web services to retrieve data from an SQL 2005 db - there is no writing to the db.The web services are hosted on the same web application as the MOSS portal web app but using a different port.The form is set to use a Trust level of DomainThe form is set to be browser compatible.MOSS is configured with Enterprise Features enabled & configured for InfoPath Forms Services http://server:12345/_admin/ipfsConfig.aspx • Allow users to browser-enable form templates• Render form templates that are browser-enabled by users • Allow embedded SQL authentication • Allow user form templates to use authentication information contained in data connection files • Allow cross-domain data access for user form templates that use connection settings in a data connection file The full form with web service data connections