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Maxime P.
Good morning,
I'm trying to modify the calendar of a global resource (working/non working days) automatically, using an external script. For the moment, I use PHP/COM API because I'm familiar with PHP (sorry ;-)), but it works
But the problem is that this script (even if it was written in VBA) must have MS Project Professional running, in order to have the needed API (with beautiful functions like ResourceCalendarEditDays) running properly ; this implies to pay a MS Project Pro. licence only for this script :-/
So I'm looking for some API allowing me to modify the global resource calendars information (stored into Project Server database, but coded into awful "binary data"), without using MS Project Professional...
I've searched into the PDS API documentation, but there's no available function allowing to modify a global resource calendar, but it seems that this API could be "extended" so I could create my own function... Should I explore this possibility ?
Thank you for your answers,
Maxime
PS.
- Sorry for the English mistakes, I'm french as you've probably noticed ;-)
- I have MS Project Server 2003 on Windows Server 2003, with MS SQL Server 2000 SP3, and a "client" MS Office Project Professionnal 2003
I'm trying to modify the calendar of a global resource (working/non working days) automatically, using an external script. For the moment, I use PHP/COM API because I'm familiar with PHP (sorry ;-)), but it works
But the problem is that this script (even if it was written in VBA) must have MS Project Professional running, in order to have the needed API (with beautiful functions like ResourceCalendarEditDays) running properly ; this implies to pay a MS Project Pro. licence only for this script :-/
So I'm looking for some API allowing me to modify the global resource calendars information (stored into Project Server database, but coded into awful "binary data"), without using MS Project Professional...
I've searched into the PDS API documentation, but there's no available function allowing to modify a global resource calendar, but it seems that this API could be "extended" so I could create my own function... Should I explore this possibility ?
Thank you for your answers,
Maxime
PS.
- Sorry for the English mistakes, I'm french as you've probably noticed ;-)
- I have MS Project Server 2003 on Windows Server 2003, with MS SQL Server 2000 SP3, and a "client" MS Office Project Professionnal 2003