Understanding the InfoPath Object Model and Common Developer Tasks

Office 2013 and later

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Last modified: June 28, 2011

Applies to: InfoPath 2013 | InfoPath Forms Services | Office 2013 | SharePoint Server 2013

This section provides information on common developer tasks when developing InfoPath managed code form templates.

In this section

How to: Access Application Data: Discusses how to access information about the InfoPath application.
How to: Respond to Form Events: Discusses how to create event handlers that respond to events that occur as a user fills out a form.
How to: Access Form Data: Discusses how to access information about the form's underlying XML document, the data it contains, or to perform some action on the XML document.
How to: Access External Data Sources: Discusses how to access data from external data sources.
How to: Write Conditional Logic That Determines the Run-time Environment: Discusses how to write code that performs a different action depending on whether the form is open in InfoPath, a Web browser, or a mobile browser.
How to: Work with Form Windows: Discusses how to work with form windows.
How to: Work with Views: Discusses how to work with views.
How to: Work with Offline Solutions: Discusses how to work with offline solutions.
How to: Work with Digital Signatures: Discusses how to work with digital signatures.
How to: Handle Errors: Discusses how to handle errors in InfoPath managed-code projects.
How to: Work with Information Rights Management Settings: Discusses how to work with Information Rights Management (IRM) settings.
How to: Add and Reference Custom Assemblies: Discusses how to add custom assemblies to a form template project.