Add dynamic map to InfoPath Contacts form using REST Web Service
Play Create Code-Free Mashups with InfoPath and SharePoint Web Parts
Description
In this week's InfoPath 2010 video demo, Nicholas Lovell, a developer on the InfoPath team walks through how to create a simple portal page for processing claims at an insurance company. This claims portal includes a SharePoint Web Part with a list of
all the claims, an InfoPath Web Part that displays the claim details, and a custom Bing Maps Web part which displays the location of the currently selected claim.
This video is also available on the InfoPath Team Blog.
This video is also available on the InfoPath Team Blog.
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Create Code-Free Mashups with InfoPath and SharePoint Web Parts