Why would you need a display only form? Wouldnt "Set fields" from "Web-Service" 
on the actual form work for you?

You could use service action or see if this works

1. On regular form, create a GUID field and use Application-Generate-GUID to 
generate GUID when form is opened for submission.
2. When you push to display only form, push the GUID with it.
3. Once data is returned from web-service on Display only form, Send it back to 
parent form by doing push fields where 'GUID'=$GUID$.

I have not tested it but it should work although its not an efficient way to do 
it.

Thanks
Chintan.

--- On Fri, 4/22/11, Angus Comber <arsl...@iteloffice.com> wrote:

From: Angus Comber <arsl...@iteloffice.com>
Subject: Handling return text from a web service
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Date: Friday, April 22, 2011, 7:41 AM

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Hello
 
I have created an active link on a regular form 
which pushes fields to a display only form when a button is 
clicked.
 
A filter on submit on the display only 
form then calls a web service.
 
This is all working fine.  I have mapped the 
responses from calling the web service to fields in the display only form.  
But of course the user who clicked the button to invoke the action cannot 'see' 
any response from the web service.  How would I take the response text 
posted into a field in the display only form back up to a field in the 
'calling' 
form?
 
Or is there another way to do this?
 
Angus
  
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