Convert Excel Documents to InfoPath. And convert that into an InfoPath form. Just look at the parameters that it uses to import a form.

The same way you added the ASP.NET page to host a form in the article, you can add an ASP.NET page to print a form to PDF. You do not have to add any controls to the web form, but must remember to set the EnableSessionState property of the web form to True. The ASP.NET page that prints the form to PDF must first retrieve the XML of the form that you previously saved in the Session variable, extract data from this XML, and use the data to generate a PDF file. Please note that the Session variable is used here as a way to pass data between two web pages, that is, the page that hosts the form and the page that prints the form.

You can choose to do the printing directly from the page that hosts the form, in which case you do not need to use a Session variable or a separate page to print the form to PDF. Once you have retrieved the XML of the form, you can convert it to PDF using any suitable library that can generate PDF files. The example in this article uses a library named to generate a PDF file using data that is extracted from the XML of a form. To use the iTextSharp library, you must add a reference to the iTextSharp DLL to your web project.

The discussion of using iTextSharp to generate PDF files is beyond the scope of this article, but you are encouraged to consult the online documentation should you want to use it in your own projects. In addition, the code to convert XML to PDF has been kept simple for clarity reasons, but with additional effort or use of another PDF library, you can produce more personalized and professional looking PDF documents. You must import the namespaces shown in Listing 3 and use the code in Listing 4 to retrieve the XML of the form from the Session variable and then convert this XML to PDF. Place this code in the code-behind of the ASP.NET page that prints the form and replace the ' my' namespace with the appropriate value for your own form template. Important The code shown in Listing 4 uses the InfoPathAttachmentDecoder class described in the article to decode the Base64 encoded string of the attachment and convert it into a byte array.

Do not forget to reset the IIS service after you have built your project so that your changes will take effect on your SharePoint server. Sekirei Season 3 Mp4. Listing 3: Namespaces to import.

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