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Is it possible to publish an Infopath form to a https: / ssl SharePoint WSS 3.0 Site?
We develop custom InfoPath forms using InfoPath 2003 and they contain C# code. We have successfully been using the same templates over and over again on our intranet. We now need to publish this form to a site using SSL but are getting an 'Unauthorized' error when attempting to publish. We have tried publishing using both the command line publish.exe and the built-in InfoPath publishing but both get us the same result.
The server we are trying to publish to has both a front door (https:) and a backdoor (http:) url we can use to access the site on our internal network. Using the internal url, we can publish. However, this means that anyone who attempts to access those published forms from the https: url fail because it is looking for the template on the internal url. So, we must publish it to the https: address to get it to work - but every attempt results in the same 401 unauthorized error.
So far, we have verified we are all full admins - Site Collection admins on the SharePoint site, Site Owners group, and local admins on the server. I've spent a few hours online searching for answers but so far no leads at all.
Is it even possible to publish to an SSL site? Does Microsoft support this?
The server we are trying to publish to has both a front door (https:) and a backdoor (http:) url we can use to access the site on our internal network. Using the internal url, we can publish. However, this means that anyone who attempts to access those published forms from the https: url fail because it is looking for the template on the internal url. So, we must publish it to the https: address to get it to work - but every attempt results in the same 401 unauthorized error.
So far, we have verified we are all full admins - Site Collection admins on the SharePoint site, Site Owners group, and local admins on the server. I've spent a few hours online searching for answers but so far no leads at all.
Is it even possible to publish to an SSL site? Does Microsoft support this?
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The form template is attempting to redirect itself to a different and
potentially unsafe location.
The form template is accessed through a redirection from a different domain,
which is not allowed because it could cause unsafe code to run on your
computer.
If you want to open this form template, copy it to a location within your
security domain.
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