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I am writing a utility that will open a series of projects located on a
Project Server and save them as files to a shared folder. Is there a way to
tell the Project Pro client to connect to a Project Server through the VBA
API? Running the Project Pro client normally always connects, but when I
instantiate an Application object it does not connect to the project server.
The utility works fine if the client is open and connected to the project
server, but I can't seem to figure out how to establish the connection when
it is not already open.
The project name syntax for the FileOpen() method for an enterprise project
is <>\[Project Name].Published. Is there special syntax to specify a project
server within that structure?
This is a win32 application written in C# using the project interop assembly.
Project Server and save them as files to a shared folder. Is there a way to
tell the Project Pro client to connect to a Project Server through the VBA
API? Running the Project Pro client normally always connects, but when I
instantiate an Application object it does not connect to the project server.
The utility works fine if the client is open and connected to the project
server, but I can't seem to figure out how to establish the connection when
it is not already open.
The project name syntax for the FileOpen() method for an enterprise project
is <>\[Project Name].Published. Is there special syntax to specify a project
server within that structure?
This is a win32 application written in C# using the project interop assembly.