The SharePoint Knowledge Collection of Cornelius J. van Dyk, an 9 x SharePoint MVP
12 April 2014
How do I – Add an InfoPath Data Connection to consume the UserProfileService.asmx web service – Part 3
Continued from…
How do I – Add an InfoPath Data Connection to consume the UserProfileService.asmx web service – Part 1
How do I – Add an InfoPath Data Connection to consume the UserProfileService.asmx web service – Part 2
17. On the parameter screen, simply click the “Next” button.
18. Ensure that the “Store a copy of the data in the form template” option is unchecked.
19. Click the “Next” button.
20. On the next screen, you can specify the name you wish to give this data connection. By default it will be called “GetUserProfileByName”, but you can change it if you’d like.
21. Click the “Finish” button.
22. The new data connection is now shown in the “Data Connections” dialog window.
23. Click the “Close” button.
Now by simply using this data connection in your form, you have access to the vast array of data made available to you via SharePoint’s User Profile Service Application.
For the sake of improved load time and user experience, this article is divided into three parts. If you wish to read or print the complete article, it can be found here:
How do I – Add an InfoPath Data Connection to consume the UserProfileService.asmx web service – Complete
Cheers
C
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