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Mani
Hi,
I'm working for MS Project 2003 automation using VB.NET. Part of that
automation I need to backup Enterprise Global Template. To invoke
"EnterpriseGlobalBackup()" I need an 'ApplicationClass' object.
Inorder to get the same I try to use a shell app with the format
"winproj.exe /s serverurl /u <user> /p <pwd>" where serverurl is the project
server url. But its looking for a projectfile as a parameter. Here I have 3
questions:
1.Do anyone know which project file needs to be specified to open Enterprise
Global template?
2.After opening the MS Project Pro using 'WScript.Shell', how to get the
reference to the "ApplicationClass' object?
3.Is there any other way to backup Enterprise Global Template?
Thanks,
Mani
I'm working for MS Project 2003 automation using VB.NET. Part of that
automation I need to backup Enterprise Global Template. To invoke
"EnterpriseGlobalBackup()" I need an 'ApplicationClass' object.
Inorder to get the same I try to use a shell app with the format
"winproj.exe /s serverurl /u <user> /p <pwd>" where serverurl is the project
server url. But its looking for a projectfile as a parameter. Here I have 3
questions:
1.Do anyone know which project file needs to be specified to open Enterprise
Global template?
2.After opening the MS Project Pro using 'WScript.Shell', how to get the
reference to the "ApplicationClass' object?
3.Is there any other way to backup Enterprise Global Template?
Thanks,
Mani