Comments on: Licensing requirements for InfoPath forms on SharePoint http://blog.sharepoint-videos.com/licensing-requirements-for-infopath-forms-on-sharepoint/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=licensing-requirements-for-infopath-forms-on-sharepoint Power User Solutions for SharePoint, SharePoint Designer and InfoPath Fri, 17 May 2013 18:19:18 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4.2 By: Asif Rehmani http://blog.sharepoint-videos.com/licensing-requirements-for-infopath-forms-on-sharepoint/comment-page-1/#comment-49371 Asif Rehmani Fri, 15 Feb 2013 17:06:23 +0000 http://blog.sharepointelearning.com/licensing-requirements-for-infopath-forms-on-sharepoint/#comment-49371 @Stephanie - We can have one of our experts take a look at your environment to see where the issue is... You can check out our remote consulting option on sharepoint-videos.com. Let us know if we can help. @Stephanie – We can have one of our experts take a look at your environment to see where the issue is… You can check out our remote consulting option on sharepoint-videos.com. Let us know if we can help.

]]> By: Stephanie Herman http://blog.sharepoint-videos.com/licensing-requirements-for-infopath-forms-on-sharepoint/comment-page-1/#comment-49370 Stephanie Herman Fri, 15 Feb 2013 17:01:45 +0000 http://blog.sharepointelearning.com/licensing-requirements-for-infopath-forms-on-sharepoint/#comment-49370 Hello, we have an enterprise license and the Infopath form services are not enabling for us to use Infopath to create Sharepoint Lists. We are able to create Form Libraries and build Infopath Forms but it will not allow us to create or edit a Sharepoint List. I have already gone into our admin to make sure the Infopath form services are enabled I also made sure that port 443 is not blocked I also made sure that the form settings for a list in our site had the Infopath form services are enabled Can you provide any help? Hello, we have an enterprise license and the Infopath form services are not enabling for us to use Infopath to create Sharepoint Lists.

We are able to create Form Libraries and build Infopath Forms but it will not allow us to create or edit a Sharepoint List.

I have already gone into our admin to make sure the Infopath form services are enabled

I also made sure that port 443 is not blocked

I also made sure that the form settings for a list in our site had the Infopath form services are enabled

Can you provide any help?

]]> By: Asif Rehmani http://blog.sharepoint-videos.com/licensing-requirements-for-infopath-forms-on-sharepoint/comment-page-1/#comment-48780 Asif Rehmani Tue, 29 Jan 2013 22:44:39 +0000 http://blog.sharepointelearning.com/licensing-requirements-for-infopath-forms-on-sharepoint/#comment-48780 If you are sure you have Office 365 Enterprise (E3 I believe) then yes, your users can fill out the forms using the browser. Only creating and editing those forms requires InfoPath (one copy of it would be sufficient) If you are sure you have Office 365 Enterprise (E3 I believe) then yes, your users can fill out the forms using the browser. Only creating and editing those forms requires InfoPath (one copy of it would be sufficient)

]]> By: Hughes http://blog.sharepoint-videos.com/licensing-requirements-for-infopath-forms-on-sharepoint/comment-page-1/#comment-48753 Hughes Tue, 29 Jan 2013 12:51:41 +0000 http://blog.sharepointelearning.com/licensing-requirements-for-infopath-forms-on-sharepoint/#comment-48753 Thank you for your useful posts and always informative Blog. We have a small company (~60 employees) and use MS365 which includes Enterprise, Sharepoint and Infopath all in the cloud at Microsoft; We have MS CRM. We want our hundreds of clients to be able to complete certain forms (presumably Infopath?) that we send them by email, but these individuals won't obviously have Infopath or Sharepoint. The data fields would then be completed (via a browser?) and returned to become incorporated into CRM and Sharepoint. What I can't seem to get a yes-no answer on from microsoft is whether this logic works, or whether there is a better way to go given licensing issues. So, can you say something now about small businesses who don't have Enterprise in-house but use these services via the Cloud? Are there restrictions/differences? THANKS! Thank you for your useful posts and always informative Blog. We have a small company (~60 employees) and use MS365 which includes Enterprise, Sharepoint and Infopath all in the cloud at Microsoft; We have MS CRM. We want our hundreds of clients to be able to complete certain forms (presumably Infopath?) that we send them by email, but these individuals won’t obviously have Infopath or Sharepoint. The data fields would then be completed (via a browser?) and returned to become incorporated into CRM and Sharepoint. What I can’t seem to get a yes-no answer on from microsoft is whether this logic works, or whether there is a better way to go given licensing issues. So, can you say something now about small businesses who don’t have Enterprise in-house but use these services via the Cloud? Are there restrictions/differences? THANKS!

]]> By: information http://blog.sharepoint-videos.com/licensing-requirements-for-infopath-forms-on-sharepoint/comment-page-1/#comment-42792 information Tue, 18 Sep 2012 04:22:37 +0000 http://blog.sharepointelearning.com/licensing-requirements-for-infopath-forms-on-sharepoint/#comment-42792 Thanks for your personal marνеlous posting! I genuinely enϳoyеd readіng it, you're a great author. I will be sure to bookmark your blog and will often come back down the road. I want to encourage you continue your great posts, have a nice holiday weekend! Thanks for your personal marνеlous posting!
I genuinely enϳoyеd readіng it, you’re a great author. I will be sure to bookmark your blog and will often come back down the road. I want to encourage you continue your great posts, have a nice holiday weekend!

]]> By: Asif Rehmani http://blog.sharepoint-videos.com/licensing-requirements-for-infopath-forms-on-sharepoint/comment-page-1/#comment-29512 Asif Rehmani Tue, 22 May 2012 06:18:21 +0000 http://blog.sharepointelearning.com/licensing-requirements-for-infopath-forms-on-sharepoint/#comment-29512 eCal to consume the form in the browser. eCal to consume the form in the browser.

]]> By: Stephen Beares http://blog.sharepoint-videos.com/licensing-requirements-for-infopath-forms-on-sharepoint/comment-page-1/#comment-28900 Stephen Beares Thu, 17 May 2012 16:00:21 +0000 http://blog.sharepointelearning.com/licensing-requirements-for-infopath-forms-on-sharepoint/#comment-28900 one additional note, assume you have MS Office Pro Plus licenses one additional note, assume you have MS Office Pro Plus licenses

]]> By: Stephen Beares http://blog.sharepoint-videos.com/licensing-requirements-for-infopath-forms-on-sharepoint/comment-page-1/#comment-28895 Stephen Beares Thu, 17 May 2012 14:35:45 +0000 http://blog.sharepointelearning.com/licensing-requirements-for-infopath-forms-on-sharepoint/#comment-28895 Just a slight clarification here ... you stated "To design the form and publish to SharePoint, only SharePoint Foundation and copy of InfoPath is required. However, to fill out the form ‘in the browser’, you will need SharePoint Server Enterprise (which comes with Forms Server built in)" And later talk about a user consuming the form needing eCal (enterprise cal) not sCal (standard cal). to create form you need (from a licensing perspective): - let's assume SP2010 and form services running with enterprise installed on server Actor: to create and publish form 1) eCal 2) because eCal for this actor assume infopath available as SP2010 Actor: Consume form (different user) 1) sCal or eCal? Just a slight clarification here … you stated “To design the form and publish to SharePoint, only SharePoint Foundation and copy of InfoPath is required. However, to fill out the form ‘in the browser’, you will need SharePoint Server Enterprise (which comes with Forms Server built in)”

And later talk about a user consuming the form needing eCal (enterprise cal) not sCal (standard cal).

to create form you need (from a licensing perspective):
- let’s assume SP2010 and form services running with enterprise installed on server

Actor: to create and publish form
1) eCal
2) because eCal for this actor assume infopath available as SP2010

Actor: Consume form (different user)
1) sCal or eCal?

]]> By: Asif Rehmani http://blog.sharepoint-videos.com/licensing-requirements-for-infopath-forms-on-sharepoint/comment-page-1/#comment-25516 Asif Rehmani Wed, 04 Apr 2012 13:38:17 +0000 http://blog.sharepointelearning.com/licensing-requirements-for-infopath-forms-on-sharepoint/#comment-25516 Server needs SP Enterprise running. Users need to have eCAL to interact with and fill out forms in the browser. Same with list edit forms customized with InfoPath. Server needs SP Enterprise running. Users need to have eCAL to interact with and fill out forms in the browser. Same with list edit forms customized with InfoPath.

]]> By: Asif Rehmani http://blog.sharepoint-videos.com/licensing-requirements-for-infopath-forms-on-sharepoint/comment-page-1/#comment-25514 Asif Rehmani Wed, 04 Apr 2012 13:36:53 +0000 http://blog.sharepointelearning.com/licensing-requirements-for-infopath-forms-on-sharepoint/#comment-25514 In regards to InfoPath, main things to remember: Need to be running SP Enterprise to show forms in the browser Make sure Forms Services is configured properly Before publishing the form, make sure it's web browser compatible If above things are true, form should work just fine. In regards to InfoPath, main things to remember:
Need to be running SP Enterprise to show forms in the browser
Make sure Forms Services is configured properly
Before publishing the form, make sure it’s web browser compatible

If above things are true, form should work just fine.

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