List of Project web parts

[JoelB]

Is anyone aware of someplace that lists all of the web parts that come with
Project Server 2007, and describes what they do?

Related question: can you use Project web parts on the MOSS side of the
same server (e.g. - on a MOSS site based on the Project workspace site
template, and linked to a project on the Project Server?).

TIA,
Joel

 

[Andrew Lavinsky]

Yeah, I do have a list somewhere, but I'll have to dig it up tomorrow. As
far as using it on other sites, sure, you can use them in different site
collections (which is what I believe you're asking) but you will have to
export the Webparts, open them in Notebook, add a line referencing PWA, and
then reimport them to the target site collection.

I believe you also have to make sure the Project Server features are active
on that site to link it to a project.

The entire process doesn't take very long. There's an old blog post on
Christophe Fiessinger's blog that talks about how to do it.

I'll see if I can find that list if nobody else beats me to it for tomorrow.

 

[Andrew Lavinsky]

Here you are:

MySchedule.webpart My Schedule
OWCViewPart.webpart Data Analysis
ProjectCenterPart.webpart Project Center
ProjectDrillDownPart.webpart Project Details
ProjectWorkspacesPart.webpart Project Workspaces
QueueStatusPart.webpart My Queued Jobs
RemindersPart.webpart Reminders (that main webpart on PWA with the list of
Issues, Risks, My Tasks, etc.)
ResourceAssignmentsPart.webpart Resource Assignments
ResourceCenterPart.webpart Resource Center
StatusApprovalsPart.webpart Task Update Requests
TaskPart.webpart My Tasks
TeamAssignmentsPart.webpart Team Tasks
TimesheetPart.webpart My Timesheet

Export the webparts, and add the first line of code in the following string
using Notepad.

<properties>
<property name="PsiUrl" type="string">http://myserver/pwa</property>
<property name="Title" type="string">My Schedule</property>
<property name="Description" type="string">Calendar view of my tasks.</property>
<property name="PartImageLarge" type="string">/_layouts/images/msimagel.gif</property>
</properties>

Import back into the target site collection. When placing on the new site,
make sure to add My Timesheet first, then any of the other webparts. You
can remove My Timesheet later, but it must go on first to activate the features
required for the other Webparts.

Hope that helps...

- Andrew Lavinsky
Blog: http://blogs.catapultsystems.com/epm

 

[Siskin]

you can find the list of all the webparts for Project Server 2007 in site Action..Site settings..Galleries...webparts i.e
http://Servername/PWA/_catalogs/wp/Forms/AllItems.aspx

 

[Joel Bradley]

Thanks, Andrew and Sisken---those tips gave me the direction I needed. I think this is probably the post Andrew was referring to:

http://blogs.msdn.com/chrisfie/arch...-epm-web-part-to-another-sharepoint-site.aspx

I haven't tried it yet, but it looks promising!

I haven't yet found a list of descriptions of the PWA web parts, but I haven't tried very hard yet...

Joel



Siskin wrote:

you can find the list of all the webparts for Project Server 2007 in site
04-Feb-10

you can find the list of all the webparts for Project Server 2007 in site Action..Site settings..Galleries...webparts i.e
http://Servername/PWA/_catalogs/wp/Forms/AllItems.asp

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