Configure Exception Management InfoPath Form Template Shares
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You must share the folders that contain the InfoPath templates that the ESB Exception Management components and samples use for rendering exception information. You must create a share named Publish for the InfoPath Exception Handling templates and a share named PublishResubmit for the InfoPath Publish and Resubmit template.
To configure InfoPath Form Template shares
- In Windows Explorer, navigate to the folder \Source\Exception Handling\Source\ESB.ExceptionHandling.InfoPath.Reporting\Publish within the source folder where you installed the ESB Guidance. This folder contains the InfoPath template used to render exception information serialized by the ESB Exception Management Framework.
- Share this Publish folder using the name Publish, with Read permission for all users. In Windows Server 2003, you can do the following:
- Right-click the Publish folder in Windows Explorer, click Properties, and then click the Sharing tab.
- Click Share this folder and accept the default value Publish (the folder name).
- Click the Permissions button and confirm that the Read check box contains a check mark for the Everyone account group.
- Click OK in each of the two dialog boxes.
- In Windows Explorer, navigate to the folder \Source\Samples\Exception Handling\Source\ESB.ExceptionHandling.InfoPath.Resubmit\Publish within the source folder where you installed the ESB Guidance. This folder contains the InfoPath template used to demonstrate the Repair and Resubmit use case within the sample application.
- Share this Publish folder using the name PublishResubmit, with Read permission for all users, as described in step 2.
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