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Stephan Steiner
Hi
Does anybody know how the QueuePublish method in the Project
webservice works with regards to what is being published? E.g. if I
add say 4 new lines to the project which have no influence of the rest
of the project (except that the project duration might change.. but
there's no relation to previously existing tasks) and do a
QueuePublish, is it supposed to only publish the 4 lines I added, or
will everything be published (like it is by default in Project Server
2003)? If it's the latter, is there a way using PSI to ensure that
only the new tasks get published (publishing, at least with our 2003
solution, tends to overwrite certain information erroneously.. e.g. it
brings back tasks that have been hidden in the timesheet - so we
currently have to jump through some hoops to automatically only
publish the lines we want).
Regards
Stephan
Does anybody know how the QueuePublish method in the Project
webservice works with regards to what is being published? E.g. if I
add say 4 new lines to the project which have no influence of the rest
of the project (except that the project duration might change.. but
there's no relation to previously existing tasks) and do a
QueuePublish, is it supposed to only publish the 4 lines I added, or
will everything be published (like it is by default in Project Server
2003)? If it's the latter, is there a way using PSI to ensure that
only the new tasks get published (publishing, at least with our 2003
solution, tends to overwrite certain information erroneously.. e.g. it
brings back tasks that have been hidden in the timesheet - so we
currently have to jump through some hoops to automatically only
publish the lines we want).
Regards
Stephan