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Source Error ID 5566 Mark as Not AnswerMark as Answer... Reply Contact I am having this problem and can't pin point the error!Everything was working fine with people using browser based forms using resolveprincipals to get their display name, manager name, department etc from sharepoint profiles then Friday or Saturday it stopped working. The only two thing that hashappened since then wassome hotfixes /.net 3.5 service packswere installed on Saturday night. The event id 5566 sharepoint 2010 machine was rebooted early hours of Sunday morning and it's been broken since then. I can't uninstall any of the hotfixes / .net3.5 install unless I know it is specifically which is causing the problem as it will require kicking everyone off the system to do it. In the mean time we have no timesheets, expenses, holiday requests etc. as they all use resolve principals to work. I tried using fiddler to snoop the webservice to see why it was failing to talk to the webservices but didn't get any obvious answers (never used it before) The error I get on the form is An error occurred accessing a data source. An entry has been added to the Windows event log of the server. Log ID:5566 An error occurred accessing a data source. An entry has been added to the Windows event log of the server. Log ID:5566 An error occurred accessing a data source. An entry has been added to the Windows event log of the server. Log ID:5566 Some rules were not applied. The \LOGS\ folder says something slightly more useful 02/02/2009 11:14:43.30 w3wp.exe (0x1428) 0x0810Forms Server Forms Services Data Objects 13zhException System.Net.WebException: The remote server returned an error: (401) Unauthorized. at System.Net.HttpWebRequest.GetResponse() at Microsoft.Office.InfoPath.Server.SolutionLifetime.WebServiceHelper.GetResponseHelper(WebRequest request, DataAdapterTimer dataAdapterTimer, DataAdapterCredentials credentials, Stopwatch timer, ExecWebRequestException
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An Entry Has Been Added To The Windows Event Log Of The Server. 5566
a new InfoPath form t recieve user input. Imagine furthermore that you're pre-populating this udc authentication InfoPath form with information from a web service, in this case based on some sterling advice you found on a Microsoft blog. sharepoint 2013 getuserprofilebyname error 5566 Further imagine that this InfoPath form works perfectly in the InfoPath client application itself, so you pat your own back and deploy it toSharePoint site for initial testing and feedback. This is a very common http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/7676/98800.aspx scenario, and most people would never run into the problem my customer did, which was this: When SharePoint users who did not have the InfoPath client app installed came to use the form, it tried to open in InfoPath Forms Services, a wonderful feature of SharePoint. This is fine, the form was designed with this in mind and was set up to be a browser-compatible form. But this happened: In addition, an https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/jasbro/2008/02/04/eventid-5566-troubleshooting-in-infopath-form-services/ Event with ID of 5566 was logged to the server's event log. Interesting. So what did we do here? Well, the first thing was toconfirm that the form worked OK in the InfoPath client, which was confirmed. I then set about making sure the steps in the original blog article were valid and didn't contain anything weird. This I achieved by followig the steps myself in my repro environment. During this phase I observed exactly what was going on where for this to work correctly. Mine, of course, didn't work correctly right out of the box, and I discovered there are a number of things that could potentially go wrong here. Firstly, Internet Explorer Enhanced Security, which is enabled by default on Windows 2003 servers, may stymie your attempts to even get this working in theInfoPath client, as it did to me while developing on Windows 2003 Server. Create your form on a workstation or turn off IEES by removing it from Add/Remove Programs-> Windows Features Second: On some Windows 2003 Sp1 installations, you may possibly run afoul of the LSA Local Loopback restriction. This is designed in order to prevent a class of attacks known as ‘reflection attacks', but can, on occasion, have the unfortunate consequence of denying access to co
What’s YOUR Status in the SharePoint Community? Microsoft Listens - Send an unsung hero to SPC Is the SharePoint Community Past Its Prime? Belated SPTechCon Wrap Up & Ramblings – Boston June 2011 SharePoint–To the Pain! The Real Value http://geekswithblogs.net/SoYouKnow/archive/2009/05/04/kb-896861-saves-the-day-again----infopath-5566.aspx of Microsoft Certification in SharePoint??? You aren’t the Lone Ranger anymore… Working Effectively in a Team Environment SharePoint Saturday St. Louis Wrap Up News Mark Rackley Linkedin/MarkRackley Twitter/mrackley GMail/Mark Rackley SoYouKnow/ Get your own Widget Post Categories Personal Technical stuff JavaScript .NET WPF Website ASP.NET 2.0 Palm WCF MIX Silverlight Expression Blend .NET 3.5 Work MIX08 MIX07 TechDays 08 MVP TweetMyPage Silverlight 2 Unleashed PDC08 Windows 7 IdentityMine Nokia E71 TechDays 09 MIX09 MVVM TechEd 09 Silverlight 4 .NET error 5566 4 MIX10 Windows Phone 7 wp7dev Phone TechDays 10 Silverlight 4 Unleashed touch SLUGS MIX11 MIX11 TechDays 11 Windows Phone 7 "Mango" UX BuildWindows11 Windows 8 Silverlight 5 Design .NET 4.5 Windows Phone 8 Archives December 2011 (2) November 2011 (1) October 2011 (2) September 2011 (2) August 2011 (4) July 2011 (3) June 2011 (2) May 2011 (4) April 2011 (2) March 2011 (2) February 2011 (6) January 2011 (5) December 2010 (3) November 2010 (5) October 2010 error 5566 infopath (4) September 2010 (2) August 2010 (1) July 2010 (3) May 2010 (3) April 2010 (2) March 2010 (3) February 2010 (3) January 2010 (4) December 2009 (7) November 2009 (4) October 2009 (4) September 2009 (5) August 2009 (4) July 2009 (5) June 2009 (2) May 2009 (3) April 2009 (2) March 2009 (5) January 2009 (2) December 2008 (3) The SharePoint Hillbilly Fewer Big Words... More Pretty Pictures... << St. Louis MossCamp Wrap Up | Home | Fun With Changing Service Account Passwords >> KB 896861 Saves the Day Again! - InfoPath 5566 Errors Comments (4) | Share I hear a lot of stories that start off with “We were going to use InfoPath for this project but we couldn’t get it to work so we had to do it all as .aspx forms”. Frankly, if I were not so stubborn I would have the same stories. At first glance InfoPath seems like a great solution, then you start to get under the covers a little bit and it becomes more and more frustrating. You end up having to purchase a code signing certificate, open the form up to Full Trust, write Code Behind, etc… and every time you add something else you have to go through the learning curves of any quirks that might exist. The latest quirk we ran up against is accessing the getUserProfileByName method of userprofileservice.asmx. Hey, it worked