Convert Infopath Form To Pdf Programmatically Open

Thanks micvos. Finally I got a single reply from this forum.This is for the first time I need to wait for many days for a reply in this forum. Thanks for your mind. Let me give some more details. Infopath form templates has.xsn.

Apr 20, 2014  Batch conversion of InfoPath filler forms to PDF via code. I'm attempting to open each form, export to PDF, close, and repeat. But i want to know that if there is a Powerful PDF tool which supports to convert multipage pdf files to Infopath.I am testing related program for users to convert pdf.

But when we fill the form and save it, it is stored as.xml. Can u suggest any method for converting this.xml with xsl to pdf? I already got one add-in from microsoft which can do the same. But I want to do it in a button click.This is not possibile with add-in, because, we need to go to file menu and click on 'Export to pdf' option. I am now thinking in a way to use crystalreport for the same. Can you give any input? Thanks in advance.

Hi U can get help regrading how to Add the Form Control to the Visual Studio 2005 Project in this link. Install 2007 Microsoft Office Add-in: Microsoft Save as PDF or XPS u can get addin from this link After adding the FormControl to the windows application and installing Microsoft Add-in.

This code helps to conver the infopath(*.xml) file to the PDF. Using Microsoft.Office.InfoPath; using Microsoft.Office.InfoPath.FormControl // file refers the source file path // finalFilename is the destination file path FormControl1.Open(file); MessageBox.Show('Confirm of exporting Document' + finalFileName); FormControl1.XmlForm.CurrentView.Export(finalFileName + '.pdf', Microsoft.Office.InfoPath.ExportFormat.Pdf) instead of PDF there are two option available XPS Microsoft.Office.InfoPath.ExportFormat.Xps MHT Microsoft.Office.InfoPath.ExportFormat.Xps. Hi Mikedopp, By default there is no option to convert the infopath file to PDF. So Microsoft gives addin to overcome the issue you can download the 2007 Microsoft Office Add-in: Microsoft Save as PDF or XPS from this link Once you installed then there is a option in the file menu export to PDF and XPS in the Infopath 2007. Programmatic Approach Add the Form Control to Windows Application Form control is a COM object, so by default it will not available in toolbox. So the First step is to add the Form control to the toolbox under the general tab.

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These are the below steps to add a FormControl on the Toolbox. 1) Toolbox -> Go to General Tab -> Right click on it 2) Select ChooseItems you will get window (Choose Toolbox items) click Browse button 3) Go to path ('E: Program Files Microsoft Office Office12') most probably this may the path oterwise go to loaction where the Office 2007 is installed 4) There you can find the Microsoft.Office.InfoPath.FormControl.dll select the dll 5) Know you cand find the FormControl under the tab of.Net FrameWork Components(select the FormControl and Click OK) 6) Use can see FormControl in the General tab.

7) Drag and drop in Windows Application In the Button click Event 1) FormControl1.Open(SourceInfopath) (ie Opening a infopath form in FormControl) 2) Application.DoEvents() (try with Application.DoEvents() if u get error like View is not ready then place a MessageBox and just pop some Message) 3) FormControl1.XmlForm.CurrentView.Export(Destinationpath, Microsoft.Office.InfoPath.ExportFormat.Pdf ) you can ask what is the use of the second line. Here is the trick lies FormControl is the COM Object and it takes time to load.

So we are giving some time to complete the Formload operation(By giving DoEvents() or by prompting MessageBox). FormControl1.open() doesn't return anything we don't have any option to know wheather FormControl loaded the infopathForm. Most of us can get View is not ready error this is beacuse of the above reason. Because formcontrol takes time to load within that period we may try to Export operation. So in this case we may get View is not ready to avoid use the above operation If Some one find the better way of tackling the above said error let me know Thanks coolmadhan123. Hello there, I had the same problem with infopath to pdf conversion, i tried to use microsoft Microsoft Save as PDF or XPS, but i had a lot of problems with page breaks, positioning of an elements, tables etc. I tried also to use xslt extracted from XSN file to convert it to html and then to pdf - this was to complicated and i had some weird results.

I tried also external components ( i tried all that google returns from search:) ). Thing is that all this methods are good in case of small and not complicated infopath forms. My form printout has up to 100 pages, a lot of pictures, attachements tables, and runtime evaluated expression boxes (for multilanguage support).

Finally i used InfoPathToPdf.exe from a-pdf, and i just run it from my code. It uses just a virtual priter and INFOPATH - maybie it is not so elegant - but it works! I find it as the best solutiuon for infopath to pdf conversion on the market and it costs something about 30$. This code has worked for me. I added a button called 'Print' to my InfoPath form and programmed the following against it (VB.Net): Public Sub Print_Clicked(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As ClickedEventArgs) Dim filename As String Dim nameNode As XPathNavigator nameNode = MainDataSource.CreateNavigator().SelectSingleNode('insert the XPath to the field on which you want the name of the pdf based on', NamespaceManager) filename = nameNode.Value + '.pdf' Me.CurrentView.Export('C: ' + filename, ExportFormat.Pdf). I don't know the method about code, maybe there is proper one can fix the problem. I just want to show my way to export as pdf file.