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Sabrina Veksler
Hello!
I am trying to follow the instructions at the following URL:
http://sharepointmagazine.net/techn...-team-foundation-server-2008-sharepoint-sites,
which is supposed to guide me through the process of configuring my Project
Server and Team Foundation Server installations to collaborate by using the
same team site within MOSS 2007. The only problem is that the two instances
were installed in two different virtual environments on the host server. Now
I've reached the point where I'm supposed to enable the Project-related
features (Project Proposal Workflow and Project Workspace Collaboration
Lists) on the TFS site, only the features are not listed, presumably because
TFS is not aware that there is a Project Server to interact with since they
are not installed side-by-side.
I was wondering if anyone could please advise me of what I need to do in
order to proceed. Is there a workaround for when the two tools are hosted
separately? Do I simply need to copy over some assemblies to the TFS server
and install them as features? I would really appreciate any guidance that
would get me a little closer to getting our project management/team system
environment up & running & talking to one another.
Thank you,
-Sabrina Veksler
I am trying to follow the instructions at the following URL:
http://sharepointmagazine.net/techn...-team-foundation-server-2008-sharepoint-sites,
which is supposed to guide me through the process of configuring my Project
Server and Team Foundation Server installations to collaborate by using the
same team site within MOSS 2007. The only problem is that the two instances
were installed in two different virtual environments on the host server. Now
I've reached the point where I'm supposed to enable the Project-related
features (Project Proposal Workflow and Project Workspace Collaboration
Lists) on the TFS site, only the features are not listed, presumably because
TFS is not aware that there is a Project Server to interact with since they
are not installed side-by-side.
I was wondering if anyone could please advise me of what I need to do in
order to proceed. Is there a workaround for when the two tools are hosted
separately? Do I simply need to copy over some assemblies to the TFS server
and install them as features? I would really appreciate any guidance that
would get me a little closer to getting our project management/team system
environment up & running & talking to one another.
Thank you,
-Sabrina Veksler