In Brief

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  • An InfoPath application is represented by the Application object, which is the top-level object of the InfoPath object model.

  • The Application object represents the InfoPath application. In fully trusted forms, you can use the Application.Quit() method to close InfoPath and all open forms.

  • The ADOAdapter object represents a connection to an ADO/OLEDB data source.

  • The DataDOM object is used during form validation, but is not accessible to scripting.

  • The DataDOMEvent object is used during form validation and is passed as an argument to the event handlers for the OnBeforeChange , OnValidate , or OnAfterChange events.

  • The DataObject object represents a named secondary data source used in the form template.

  • The DocActionEvent object is passed as a parameter to event handlers for the OnClick event.

  • The DocEvent object is used during the switching or updating of views, and is passed as a parameter to event handlers for the OnSwitchView and OnAfterChange events.

  • The DocReturnEvent object is used during document loading or submission and is passed as a parameter to the OnLoad or OnSubmitRequest events.

  • The Error object represents an error in an InfoPath form.

  • The ExternalApplication object can be used by a COM component to provide limited automation of InfoPath.

  • The HTMLTaskPane object represents a custom task pane.

  • The HTMLTaskPaneExternal object represents a link to the XML DOM from a custom task pane.

  • The MailEnvelope object represents an email message that has an InfoPath form as its attachment.

  • The Solution object represents an InfoPath form template.

  • The TaskPane object represents a task pane in an InfoPath form.

  • The UI object represents various InfoPath user interface components .

  • The VersionUpgradeEvent object is used during the upgrade of a form and is passed as a parameter to the OnVersionUpgrade event.

  • The View object represents a view in an InfoPath form.

  • The ViewInfo object contains information that describes an InfoPath view.

  • The WebServiceAdapter object represents a data adapter for connection to an XML Web service.

  • The Window object represents a window in an InfoPath form.

  • The XDocument object represents the XML document that underlies an InfoPath form.

  • The XMLFileAdapter object represents a data adapter for a data source that is an XML file.

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Microsoft Office InfoPath 2003 Kick Start
Microsoft Office InfoPath 2003 Kick Start
ISBN: 067232623X
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2004
Pages: 206

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