List of Tables

Chapter 2: Understanding the InfoPath IDE

Table 2.1: An overview of where InfoPath uses XML.

Table 2.2: Parameters available when youre adding a new field or group to a data source.

Table 2.3: XML types supported by InfoPath.

Table 2.4: The information contained in an InfoPath solution file.

Chapter 3: Generating XML Forms

Table 3.1: Types of validation supported by XSD.

Table 3.2: Types of validation supported by InfoPath.

Table 3.3: Common InfoPath areas for adding script.

Table 3.4: Key InfoPath objects.

Chapter 4: Generating Web Service Forms

Table 4.1: SDL document definition elements.

Table 4.2: Controls available within InfoPath.

Chapter 5: Generating Database Forms

Table 5.1: Major differences between Microsoft Access 2003 and SQL Server 2000.

Table 5.2: Physical limitations of Microsoft Access 2003 and SQL Server 2000.

Table 5.3: Adapter sets used by InfoPath.

Table 5.4: Pattern match syntax requirements.

Table 5.5: Components stored within an Access 2003 database.

Chapter 7: Integrating with BizTalk Server 2004

Table 7.1: Stages of the receive pipeline.

Table 7.2: Conversion table for XLANG to BPEL4WS.

Table 7.3: Default pipeline processing order.

Table 7.4: Categories of functoids available for mapping.

Chapter 8: Building Smart Client Applications

Table 8.1: The Base 64 alphabet.

Chapter 9: Securing Solutions

Table 9.1: Form template security levels.

Table 9.2: regform.exe command line parameters.

Table 9.3: Authentication objects an ASP.NET application can use.

Chapter 10: Deployment Strategies

Table 10.1: Components of a deployed Web Service.

Table 10.2: Configuration options for XML Web Services.

Table 10.3: Setup and deployment project types.

Appendix A: InfoPath Object Model Reference

Table A.1: The Security Level Definitions for The Infopath Object Model.

Table A.2: Properties of The Windows Collection.

Table A.3: Properties and Methods of The Window Object.

Table A.4: Properties of The Taskpane Object.

Table A.5: Values of The Xdtaskpane Enumeration.

Table A.6: Properties and Methods of The XDocuments Collection.

Table A.7: XDocument Object Properties and Methods.

Table A.8: Event Objects for The XDocument Object.

Table A.9: DataObject Collection Properties.

Table A.10: Properties and Methods of The DataObjects Object.

Table A.11: Properties and Methods of The Errors Collection.

Table A.12: Properties and Methods of The Error Object.

Table A.13: The Properties of The Solution Object.

Table A.14: Properties and Methods of The UI Object.

Table A.15: Properties and Methods of The View Object.

Table A.16: Properties of The Viewinfos Collection.

Table A.17: Properties Of The Viewinfo Object.