Need Help Publishing an InfoPath Form-Enabled Browser on Sharepoint 2007

I am trying to publish an InfoPath form to a SharePoint document library and be able to view it in a web browser.

The problem is that the InfoPath Publishing Wizard tells me that although the form is browser compatible, it cannot be enabled by the browser due to one of the following:

  • Server does not start InfoPath Forms Services

  • Required features are not available in the site collection

  • A policy setting on the server prevents the user from allowing browser forms.

Ok, Ive confirmed that the SiteCollection has an active feature called "Office SharePoint Server Enterprise Site Collection Capabilities" which includes Form Services, so I am assuming the first two issues are not the cause

In addition, Ive checked with Central Admin that the form services are configured to allow browser-compatible forms to be viewed in a web browser. So the third reason is meaningless.

I've tried applying different security levels to the form: Restricted / Domain / Full Trust, but it doesn't seem to be the effect. I was able to publish this form to another SharePoint site, so I am assuming the issue is with the configuration of the SharePoint site and not the InfoPath form

Does anyone have any other ideas as to why this might not work?

Thanks for any help you can provide.

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Try testing the XSN file on the MOSS server by copying the file to the server itself (for example, c: \ temp) and running the following command:

c:\temp> stsadm -o verifyformtemplate -filename myform.xsn

      



The STSADM.EXE tool is in %programfiles%\common files\microsoft shared\web server extensions\12\bin

, so add it to your %PATH%

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Post the answer back if it still puzzles you.

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Aside from @ x0n's recommendation, to check if a directory has been allocated as usable, check Event Viewer and see if anything shows up.

As silly but controllable go to:



Central Administration> Operations> Convert License Type

and make sure you have access to a corporate client.

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Make sure under "Lib Form Advanced Settings" there is " Display as webpage " option set to " Open Browser-Enabled Documents "

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