J
Jackson
Hello,
I am writing a program that allows the editing of the Enterprise Outline
Codes in our Project Server 2003 environment. When I use
EnterpriseOutlineCodeUpdate to write my updates back to the server the masks
for the code are getting changed. The outline code consists of 4 parts,
a,b,c and d and is formatted as followes: aa/bcccdd. The / is a separator
between the first two parts - there is no separator for the other parts.
However when use EnterpriseOutlineCodeUpdate to update the enterprise code
it always inserts a comma as the seperator for any fields that don't have
one. So in project itself I can create an outline code mask that I can't
then replicate through the EnterpriseOutlineCodeUpdate service. I've tried
all of the following:
Not including a <Masks> section at all - all of my mask data is removed.
Using <Separator></Separator> inside the <Mask> section - results in a comma
as the separator
Not having a <Separator> defined inside the <Mask> section - results in a
comma as the separator
I've ended up having to put a . in as a seperator even though I don't want
it so my codes end up looking like aa/b.ccc.dd and having to log onto
project, check out the enterprise global and edit the masks by hand defeats
the whole purpose.
Any help gratefully received!
I am writing a program that allows the editing of the Enterprise Outline
Codes in our Project Server 2003 environment. When I use
EnterpriseOutlineCodeUpdate to write my updates back to the server the masks
for the code are getting changed. The outline code consists of 4 parts,
a,b,c and d and is formatted as followes: aa/bcccdd. The / is a separator
between the first two parts - there is no separator for the other parts.
However when use EnterpriseOutlineCodeUpdate to update the enterprise code
it always inserts a comma as the seperator for any fields that don't have
one. So in project itself I can create an outline code mask that I can't
then replicate through the EnterpriseOutlineCodeUpdate service. I've tried
all of the following:
Not including a <Masks> section at all - all of my mask data is removed.
Using <Separator></Separator> inside the <Mask> section - results in a comma
as the separator
Not having a <Separator> defined inside the <Mask> section - results in a
comma as the separator
I've ended up having to put a . in as a seperator even though I don't want
it so my codes end up looking like aa/b.ccc.dd and having to log onto
project, check out the enterprise global and edit the masks by hand defeats
the whole purpose.
Any help gratefully received!