Additional InfoPath Development Concepts

Office 2013 and later

Other Versions

Last modified: June 28, 2011

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

This section provides information about additional InfoPath development concepts and tasks.

In this section

About Form Template Components: Describes the components contained in an InfoPath form template .xsn file.
About InfoPath Support for XML Technologies: Describes the use of XML technologies in InfoPath forms.
Guidelines for Improving the Performance of InfoPath Forms: Provides links to information about how to improve form performance.
Working with XML Schemas in InfoPath: Describes how to work with XML Schema files in InfoPath forms.
Using Custom XSLT in InfoPath Form Templates: Describes how to modify the XSL Transformation (XSLT) that InfoPath uses to generate a view in a form.
Hosting InfoPath as an XML Editor in Another Application: Provides links to information about how to host InfoPath as an XML editor in another application.
Rich Text and Web Services: Describes how to bind a rich text box control to an XML element that is retrieved from a Web service.
InfoPath, RPC Encoding and Web Services: Describes how to create a proxy Web service to an RPC/encoded Web service.
Integrate an InfoPath Form with a Microsoft Access Database: Describes how to use an Microsoft Access 2010 database as a data source.
Create an ActiveX Control that can Bind to InfoPath Form Data: Provides information about how to create ActiveX controls that can bind to InfoPath form data.
Enable Custom Merging of InfoPath Forms: Provides information about how to use the merge forms feature of InfoPath.