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or post that answers your question? Check out our Custom Search Page Error occured Accessing an entry has been added to the windows event log of the server. 5567 Data Source Error ID 5566 Last post 08-24-2016 02:57 AM by akshay. 31 replies. Page 1 of 3 (32 items) 1 2 3Next udc authentication > Sort Posts: Oldest to newest Newest to oldest Previous Next 04-20-2008 03:18 AM ideasit Joined on 04-20-2008 Posts 2 Error occured Accessing Data Source Error ID 5566 Reply Contact Hi all, I have Browser enabled infopath https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/981684 form that get the current user profile via web service from sharepoint user profile that in turn comes from AD, the solution works fine for a couple of months without any problem,but now I have a problem in which users can submit the form to the form library,but when they trying to open the submitted form it gives the following error : There has been an error while processing the form. Click Continue to resume filling http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/t/7676.aspx out the form. You may want to check your form data for errors. Click Start Over to load a new copy of the form. Show error details An error occurred accessing a data source. An entry has been added to the Windows event log of the server. Log ID:5566
I have tried every possible solution that I have found in my search but with no luck,please help :( 04-21-2008 04:46 PM In reply to Greg Collins Joined on 08-08-2006 Posts 2,126 Re: Error occured Accessing Data Source Error ID 5566 Mark as Not AnswerMark as Answer... Reply Contact What recent changes have occurred on the server? Sounds like the SP installation might have gotten messed up. Please Visit:BraintroveGreg's Paintings 04-22-2008 01:00 AM In reply to ideasit Joined on 04-20-2008 Posts 2 Re: Error occured Accessing Data Source Error ID 5566 Mark as Not AnswerMark as Answer... Reply Contact I have installed MOSS service pack1 a month ago,this is the only thing that I have installed before the form start to give errors , Please help :) 04-23-2008 09:24 AM In reply to Greg Collins Joined on 08-08-2006 Posts 2,126 Re: Error occured Accessing Data Source Error ID 5566 Mark as Not AnswerMark as Answer... Reply Contact It doesn't seem likely that SP1 would have caused this unless there was problems during the installwe had a request for a travel request form to be updated. The current solution was a stand alone form that was emailed the manager one submissions and then the travel team on approval. To be able to choose a manager the form used a https://talesfromitside.wordpress.com/2012/01/17/sharepoint-infopath-and-user-profile-web-service-issues/ drop down for the team and a conditional manager to associate the manager. No automation for http://blog.tahoepartners.com/index.php/infopath-getuserprofilebyname-web-service-classic-mode-claims-based-authentication-issue-sharepoint-2013/ user name or manager from user profile web service. This a long with a couple other minor tweaks were among my suggestions for this form. In our scenario we have a SharePoint 2010 Enterprise installation with multiple site collections and web applications all utilizing claims and SSL. A typical installation for most of our clients. Everything was going great with hiding sections and web service removing and replacing with new fields however when I went to use the User Profile Web Service like I have done countless times before I receive the non-descript error of “An error occurred while trying to connect to a Web service. Log ID:5566” along with a Correlation ID and other gibberish. Looking into the SharePoint Log files did not give me much to go on. On search the webs I was able to track down a couple options for solving an error occurred this issue. I came across this forum post that detailed at the end how to troubleshoot when you cannot connect in a Claims scenario. This was helpful because in most of my work I have not had to use a data connection with with InfoPath or a Secure Store application. I would either use the Username() function or the User Profile Web Service would just work. So I rolled up my sleeves and go into doing the following: Create a new Secure Store Application and assigned the SPContent account. See Instructions Here. Move the InfoPath User Profile Web Service connection to a data connection library within SharePoint. See Instructions Here. Downloaded the data connection from the library (.ucdx file extension) and modified the authentication section based on the Claims scenario blog information. See Instruction Here. Replaced the connection in the library with the modified connection. After all of that something was working but not how I figured. When I would set up the Travel Requestor field with the recently configured web service it ended up bringing back the SPContent user name not the current user. After a little more research on the webs I came across a very obscure Microsoft SharePoint Forum post where Peter Newhook not only talked about the adding the Secure Store application authentication section but also how to use InfoPath to query the web service with a concat (“domain\”,username()) function. Because we were
in SharePoint 2013InfoPath GetUserProfilebyName Web Service: Classic-Mode to Claims-Based Authentication in SharePoint 2013 ■SharePointby Gene Olsen - Aug 18, 20143 12758 While working on a migration from SharePoint 2010 to 2013, we recently came across an interesting InfoPath issue. When migrating from a classic-mode SharePoint 2010 web application to a claims-based 2013 web application, if InfoPath is using SharePoint’s GetUserProfilebyName web service, users will receive error 5566 (shown below) when trying to open a form. SharePoint 2013 uses claims-based authentication by default, and cannot understand the authentication of the account when querying the GetUserProfilebyName web service. However, there is a fix: You will need an Active Directory account created for Secure Store Target Application. It can be something as easy as Domain\SP13_InfoPath or Domain\SP13_IP. Assuming you have a key generated (if not, see this Technet article), create a new Target Application. Target Application Name: Example: GetUserProfilebyNameQuery and remember this name - we will be using it in future steps. Add as GROUP target application type, and make sure you add for members (All Users). Click OK, and open the drop down of your new target application and select SET CREDENTIALS. Enter in your new AD username and password that you just created (Domain\SP13_IP). Next, go into the site collection and create a Data Connection Library to store the .udcx file you will create in the next step. At this point, you need to create the data connection file (.udcx). Go back to the InfoPath form and select Manage Data Connections. Select your secondary data connection GetUserProfilebyName, and select Convert to Connection File. Browse to your new data connection library path. Connection link type: Choose Relative to site collection (recommended). You can create this centrally via Central Admin, but this example will be local. Select OK. This creates and stores a new .udcx file to your data connection library. Go into your new data connection library and download the file to make changes in Notepad or Notepad ++. You will see a section that is commented out: Remove the comments tags () and add this code: (Remember for AppId=use target application name from step 2) Save this form and upload the new form to the data connectio