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Tony
Greetings,
I'm working with a trial version of Project Server 2003 and am using
PDS to test the feasibility of incorporating
project-management-functionality in a custom Line of Business web app.
As a starting point, let's assume there's a project in the Project
Server database that I want to add a task to. When I use the
ProjectTasksCreate method of PDS, a task is created and assigned
without a problem, but it doesn't show up when I use the AssignmentsGet
method (also of PDS.)
With Project Professional 2003, I noticed that whenever I create, save,
and publish a task and then use the AssignmentsGet method, I see the
task.
Having taken a look around in the database of Project Server, I see
that there are two tables that seem to matter: MSP_ASSIGMENTS and
MSP_WEB_ASSIGNMENTS.
I've noticed that when a task is added via Project Professional, an
entry is made in MSP_WEB_ASSIGNMENTS. When a task is added and
assigned using rojectTasksCreate, no entry is made in
MSP_WEB_ASSIGNMENTS.
Is this by design?
Thanks!
Tony
I'm working with a trial version of Project Server 2003 and am using
PDS to test the feasibility of incorporating
project-management-functionality in a custom Line of Business web app.
As a starting point, let's assume there's a project in the Project
Server database that I want to add a task to. When I use the
ProjectTasksCreate method of PDS, a task is created and assigned
without a problem, but it doesn't show up when I use the AssignmentsGet
method (also of PDS.)
With Project Professional 2003, I noticed that whenever I create, save,
and publish a task and then use the AssignmentsGet method, I see the
task.
Having taken a look around in the database of Project Server, I see
that there are two tables that seem to matter: MSP_ASSIGMENTS and
MSP_WEB_ASSIGNMENTS.
I've noticed that when a task is added via Project Professional, an
entry is made in MSP_WEB_ASSIGNMENTS. When a task is added and
assigned using rojectTasksCreate, no entry is made in
MSP_WEB_ASSIGNMENTS.
Is this by design?
Thanks!
Tony