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02-24-05 04:09 AM

Hi all,
After creating Receive Pipeline and Orchestration in Biztalk i published the
 orchestration as Web service. Then from Infopath form i submitted the form 
to that web service. I even receive the message that the form is successfull
y submitted.

Now where does that form is submitted? Can anybody tell me where to locate t
hat form?

Thanks in advance.




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02-25-05 01:46 AM

Hi Syedbiz,

When you design a new InfoPath form, you can choose to create a new form
based on a Data Connection and specify your published web service's WSDL.
This tells InfoPath to submit the contents of a completed InfoPath form as
XML over SOAP/HTTP to your orchestration which is exposed as a web service.

Within your orchestration, you'll have a Receive Shape which takes this
incoming data and saves it as a local orchestration Message variable.  From
within the orchestration, you can do whatever you like with this message.
For example, you can save it unchanged to a FILE share, you can convert it
to another format with a Transform and then email it via SMTP to someone in
your company, you can archive it to a Sharepoint doc library, whatever you
like.

The quick answer: When you click submit in InfoPath, the XML file does not
get saved anywhere, but instead is submitted as bits over the wire to the
BizTalk-enabled web service.  If you want it to be saved somewhere, you can
EITHER Save As... from within InfoPath instead of submitting to save the
XML file to disk OR you can use business logic within your orchestration to
save the message somewhere.

HTH,
Doug Girard [MSFT]

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Hi all,
>After creating Receive Pipeline and Orchestration in Biztalk i
published the orchestration as Web service. Then from Infopath form i
submitted the form to that web service. I even receive the message that
the form is successfully submitted.
>
>Now where does that form is submitted? Can anybody tell me where to
locate that form?
>
>Thanks in advance.



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