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There have been plenty of fad diets that captured the public's imagination over the years, but Harvard scientists have identified what may be the strangest of them all sunlight and electricity.
Led by Peter Girguis, the John L. Loeb Associate Professor of the Natural Sciences, and Arpita Bose, a post-doctoral fellow in Organismic and Evolutionary Biology, a team of researchers showed that the commonly found bacterium Rhodopseudomonas palustris can use natural conductivity to pull electrons from minerals located deep in soil and sediment while remaining at the surface, where they absorb the sunlight needed to produce energy. The study is described in a February 26 paper in Nature Communications.
"When you think about electricity and living organisms, most people default to Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, but we've long understood that all organisms actually use electrons what constitutes electricity to do work," Girguis said. "At the heart of this paper is a process called extracellular electron transfer (EET), which involves moving electrons in and out of cells. What we were able to show is that these microbes take up electricity, which goes into their central metabolism, and we were able to describe some of the systems that are involved in that process."
In the wild, the microbes rely on iron to provide the electrons they need to fuel energy generation, but tests in the lab suggest the iron itself isn't critical for this process. By attaching an electrode to colonies of the microbes in the lab, researchers observed that they could take up electrons from a non-ferrous source, suggesting they might also use other electron-rich minerals such as other metals and sulfur compounds in the wild.
"That's a game-changer," Girguis said. "We have understood for a long time that the aerobic and anaerobic worlds interact mainly through the diffusion of chemicals into and out of those domains. Accordingly, we also believ
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The school is clean, well maintained, and isn't too cold in the winter or too hot in the summer. The staff is very friendly, supportive, patient, and organized. There hasn't been a time yet in my second grader's mini career here that I haven't been able to get a hold of any staff member. They have plenty of field trips for the kids and even spend class time outdoors. They allow the children to work at their pace within reason and offer help if needed or extra work if desired. I'm greatly pleased with this school and can't find a single thing I'd like changed. Because of that reason I give McVey 5 stars.


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At least two people were killed and several injured Friday after armed attackers opened an indiscriminate fire at a local district court in Rawalpindi.
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ATS 2011, DENVER A new study links the intermittent interruption of breathing that occurs in patients with obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) to enhanced proliferation of melanoma cancer cells and increased tumor growth in mice, according to researchers in Spain. The study also found tumor cells of OSA mouse models tended to contain more dead cells, indicating a more aggressive type of cancer.
The results of the study will be presented at the ATS 2011 International Conference in Denver.
"To our knowledge, this study is the first one providing experimental evidence that a high-rate intermittent lack of oxygen, or hypoxia, mimicking the one experienced by OSA patients enhances tumor growth," said Ramon Farre, PhD, professor of physiology at the University of Barcelona School of Medicine Biophysics and Bioengineering Lab.
Recurrent hypoxia is one of the hallmarks of OSA, which may affect around 5 percent of Americans. OSA has been associated with an increased risk of cardiovascular disease, including high blood pressure, as well as daytime sleepiness and a lower quality of life.
"Although earlier studies in animals have shown that lack of oxygen, or hypoxia, plays an important role in regulating the various stages of tumor formation and progression, the results obtained from human studies including large groups of OSA patients are not easy to interpret because there are other contributing conditions, most notably obesity," Dr. Farre added. "This well-controlled mouse model study allowed us to ensure that the only variable under study was intermittent hypoxia."
In this study, mice injected with melanoma tumor cells were divided among two groups. In the first group, mice were exposed to intermittent hypoxia, where oxygen was restricted for 20-second periods at a rate of 60 periods per hour for six hours per day, and normal oxygen levels for the remainder of the day. In the second group, mice received normal levels of oxygen
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"On the contrary, when people are universally ignorant, and debauched in their manners, they will sink under their own weight without the aid of foreign invaders."
It was true in 1775, and I believe it is no less true in 235 years later.
The National Republican Party is throwing lots of money toward its candidate for the 9th Congressional District seat held by Rep. Rick Boucher.
Their candidate, Morgan Griffith, does not live in this district and he has no plans to move. He lives in Salem. That is akin to a stranger coming to your home and telling you how to run your household.
The congressional election is nearly here, and I continue to read lavish promises, endorsements, and supposed service records of the candidates.
Some think Rep. Boucher's visionary work renders him close to walking on water for constituents.
I cannot resist pointing out he's still doing precious little, particularly recently, for 28 years of voter loyalty.
Towns and cities in the 9th District have seen factory doors slam shut, and thousands traded pink slips for their livelihood.
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Carroll officials had to learn to take the bad with the good in education news in recent weeks.
While standardized testing and attendance reports show that the schools continue to realize respectable results, school and county officials received a major reversal of fortune as they tried to plan for future facility needs.
Educators would have finally been able to wrap up the more-than-a-decade-long facilities improvement program by adding the ninth grade to the high school and the sixth grade to the intermediate.
The Carroll County School Board recently decided to hold school on Election Day.
It has been a longstanding tradition in Carroll County that schools be closed on Election Day.
The Carroll County Electoral Board has concerns regarding this change of operations.
In an effort to maintain the high standards that citizens of Carroll County have become accustomed to, the electoral board has met with, and is working closely with, the school system to address concerns they have.
Two days after seeing the Galax Theatre Guild's production of "Smoke on the Mountain," I am still laughing.
Ginger Correll and Carolyn Davis have done a remarkable job of directing this ensemble of actors so that the audience can laugh with complete abandon. The Sanders Family, Preacher Oglethorpe, as well as the members of the congregation are so genuine and funny you never feel they are mocking the people they are portraying. Instead, they just inspire guilt‑free happiness and uncontrollable laughter.
Ten years ago, the Virginia Department of Transportation was on a reckless spending spree, delaying payments on completed projects in order to start new ones. More than 160 projects had to be canceled to restore financial sanity.
A new audit initiated by Gov. Bob McDonnell revealed last month that the pendulum has swung too far in the opposite direction.
Today's VDOT is paralyzed by bureaucratic rules intended to improve accountability that instead have resulted in hundreds of millions of dollars sitting unused in more than 25 separate financial accounts.
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A Peace Treaty is much more than a high-end jewelry and scarves brand — it's also an inspiring example of how people from different cultures can work together to find common ground. A Peace Treaty founders Farah Malik (a Muslim from Pakistan) and Dana Arbib (a Jewish woman from Libya) use their luxury label not only to create fair-wage jobs for skilled artisans in eight different countries, but also to preserve ancient traditions at risk of becoming extinct. Lava-accented bangle bracelets, gold-plated brass rings with agate and lapis details, and earrings like the Dani — a rattlesnake-shaped coil that wraps around the ear — are just some of the distinctive designs you'll find in A Peace Treaty's socially conscious jewelry box.
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Don't forget Steve Sherman and his "Awesome Technique of Semi-Stand Development" workshop from Aug. 27 to Sep. 1. I tend to roll my eyes when I hear the word 'Awesome', but I can attest from personal experience with Steve's process that it is, and so is he. (not to mention his prints)Originally Posted by Aggie
The workshop he gave for us in Rockville this past weekend has sent all of the participants off in many new directions. And here I thought my processes were set for life. Silly me.


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Your credit card may protect you against fraudulent travel purchases. Here's how.
Is it safe to wire money to a travel company?
Many travel businesses offer discounts if you pay by wiring cash. But should you? Here's my take.
Are e-checks a safe way to pay for travel?
As she paged through Viking River Cruises' glossy brochure one recent afternoon, Diane Moskal noticed a new way to save money: If she booked the Waterways of the Tsars itinerary sailing from Moscow to St. Petersburg with something called an e-check, the cruise line promised to knock $100 off the fare.
An e-check is an electronic debit to your checking account, and it's billed as a quick, convenient way to pay for your vacation that is "as easy as providing your credit card number," according to Viking.
But like any smart traveler, Moskal wasn't content with that explanation. "I see that the cruise lines advocate consumer savings if you pay by e-check," she says. But she also found several complaints online, which made her hesitate. She wondered: Are e-checks safe?
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Something's still "phishy" about vacation rentals
If you think the words "vacation rental" and "phishing" are all but synonymous, you're not alone. Just talk to Ann Schutte, who recently found a rental villa with a "million-dollar" view in Sedona, Ariz., through the rental Web site VRBO.com.
A woman claiming to own the property quoted her a $645 rate for five nights if she wired her the money. "After a number of e-mails back and forth, I agreed to the rental," says Schutte, a property manager from Phoenix. "I received a contract. Everything looked correct on the contract. It even had the rental property address and logo. I signed the agreement, and wired the money through Western Union to the U.K."
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Hey, where's that refund on my all-inclusive vacation?
Is this discount airline ticket a lost cause?
Carole Brown's airline ticket — or lack of a ticket — is probably a lost cause. But this being Monday, when I present a borderline case, I'm not 100 percent certain of it.
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How to be a travel blogger: And now, a few words about money
Editor's note: This is part four of my series on becoming a successful travel blogger. Here's the first one, the second one and the third one.
Let's talk about money.
If you're going to be a successful travel blogger, you'll need some to pay your Internet service provider and web designer. You'll have to pony up cold, hard cash for the equipment I recommended in the second part of this series.
It would be nice to have a little left over to pay the rent, too.
People think you have to take the vow of poverty when you become a travel blogger, or that your "payment" is press trips. Not necessarily.
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every time I have been to see the doctor, there have been long waits past the appointment time. The staff was insensitive to my having to wait for an hour past my scheduled appointment. I paid $80 for my co-pay which ended up only being a consultation to see the doctor for 30 seconds. they wanted me to schedule another follow up visit to do a procedure which will cost me another co-pay of $80 dollars plus whatever the procedure will cost.
plan on taking the day off when you go see Albergo and his staff.
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Top dermatologist in area, will correctly diagnose problem whereas other dermatologists were totally off-base-totally recommend him
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Great Doctor! I have been to many doctors regarding the psoriasis on my hands and he was the only one that knew how to treat it effectively. I also had a bad rash that I had seen four Doctors and he was the only one that told me why it was not clearing up and the treatment he gave me worked.
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Dr. Albergo is probably a good dermatologist. Certainly his credentials indicate so. My needs were minimal, and the service he provided me matched that. But his staff, in 2011 and 2012, when I visited the office, was terrible. They ignored me; they lost my chart; they failed to communicate with me and the pharmacist adequately; they "dropped the ball." I told Dr. Albergo that his staff served neither him nor me well. He brushed aside my concern. Nothing changed. The second time I scolded him about his staff to no avail was the last time. There will be no third chance.
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I find Dr. Albergo to be extremely knowlegible, courteous and friendly. Unlike other docs I know he did not rush me but took plenty of time to tell me what the problems were and the options for treatment. His staff was outstanding too being very professional in every way. My treatment turned out well and I would refer my friends and family to Dr. Albergo any time as he is an excellent doctor.
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Exam room is dingy, dirty, tiny, badly lit. Don't be fooled by the nice waiting area, once you walk into the exam room it is night and day. Chair had tons of nasty stains. Tray with some instruments was sitting out not even covered; who knows how many patients have touched it? Dr Albergo wore street clothes, no white coat, nothing sterile. No gloves in sight. He examined me with bare hands touching my face and body - I don't want to contract someone else's skin disease. Spent 45 seconds glancing at my many moles, did not examine individual ones, did not look with a magnifying glass like other doctors. Carpet in an office where bodily fluids and infectius waste is handled??? Crowded place, huge patient volume, questionable cleanliness, all about profit.
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What an amazing doctor! I actually feel so comfortable with Dr. Albergo that I ask him about other health issues too (although he always reminds me that he is looking at my skin). His candor and honesty is so genuine that it would be hard not to truly appreciate this rare gem in the medical world.
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I have nothing but good things to say about Dr. Albergo's office. In 12 sessions he removed half a dozen plantar warts I had had on my foot for over 10 years and three other dermatologists had failed using their freezing and burning methods - the warts always came back and treatment was painful. Dr. Albergo removed them with immunotherapy over a few months. I should never get them again now as my body developed immunity against them. This method was painless and super-effective! I can't say enough about how thankful I am for Dr. Albergo's professional skills and knowledge. He always made me feel like I was in the best hands. He knows his stuff and doesn't waste your time. I was always seen within 10 minutes of my actual appointment time, sometimes even earlier than planned. All his staff was helpful and courteous and I can recommend this office to everyone.
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I normally see the PA, Tim Shaner. He is an oUtstanding practitioner, and I've sent many people to him. Can't say enough good things about Tim.
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Dr. Albergo is extremely intelligent. He and his staff are excellent. They take the time to LISTEN to you. I was recommended to him by a friend and am now recommending him to others.
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This blog focuses on customizations and programming for Project Web App, Project Server, Project Professional and Project Standard. Includes User Interface (UI) customizations, Project Server Interface (PSI) and Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) Programming. It also covers Business Intelligence.
We are currently in the early stages of planning the next version of Project. To help plan out the work, we are using Project 2007. To begin, we needed to create a number of projects in bulk and decided to use the PSI to help out with the process. We already had the name for all the projects and the PMs who would be the owners. So, I created an application that read from a text file and set the PM as the project owner and some custom fields to be able to identify the projects.
It was important to set the project owner so that PM can easily access and manipulate the project plan created by the application. This is a fairly easy task when working with the project dataset. To set the project owner, set ProjectOwnerID to the GUID of the resource. The following method may help to look up the resource GUID:
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PSLibrary.Filter lo_filter = new PSLibrary.Filter();
lo_filter.FilterTableName = lo_resDS.Resources.TableName;
lo_filter.Fields.Add(new PSLibrary.Filter.Field(resUID));
lo_filter.Criteria = new PSLibrary.Filter.FieldOperator(equal, nameColumn, ls_name);
lo_resDS = lo_resWS.ReadResources(lo_filter.GetXml(), false);
return (Guid)lo_resDS.Tables[lo_resDS.Resources.TableName].Rows[0][0];
Acourse, I knew all the PMs were resources on the Project Server instance and did not trap for errors for trying to access the dataset if no rows existed. If you use this method in general, you should put a try catch around:
This method also uses the connection object that I described in an early post for connecting to the PSI.
Chris Boyd
I just wanted to give everyone a heads up about the upcoming Project Conference. Details can be found here:
There will be a Developer/IT Professional track that we will be presenting on a verity of development topics that cover the PSI, Events, Reporting and Project Client. I will provide further details about my presentation as I start to develop my slide decks.
Since is it common practice for passwords to expire after a set number of days, this can cause a bit of a pain for developers who have setup their Project Server development environment using their own credentials. This happens to me all the time, so I figured I would share a couple of solutions that I use to get around this:
· Create a local administrator and setup Project Server using that account
· Or follow Christophe Fiessinger's blog post on how to change the password:http://blogs.msdn.com/chrisfie/archive/2006/12/15/how-to-change-an-administrator-password-on-your-project-server-2007-farm.aspx
I just want to give everyone a heads up who is developing and registering event handlers for Project Server over the next few weeks. When you create, update or delete an event handler, a WSS timer job is created to do this work. These jobs are delayed by an hour due to a DST issue in WSS.
There are a couple of workarounds:
· Wait an hour for the event to be updated
· Set the clock back one hour and let the timer job run
For more information, see this KB: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/932563
As I am sure many of you are aware that Project Server provides an event infrastructure that developers can create their own events for key pre and post events that occur on the server. Mike Shughrue from the Project's Center of Excellence has provided the attached sample code that is a great example on how to register events and how to create event handlers. I use this tool to register my events opposed to using the UI on the server.
For more information about events, check out the following SDK articles:
The Project Server Interface (PSI) is a set of over 20 web services that provide a programming interface for Project Server 2007. The PSI is used by Project Professional, Project Web Access (PWA) and third party applications to communicate with Project Server. For an overview of the PSI, read: PSI Reference Overview.
Even though the PSI is a rich set of web services that provide access to the majority of Project Server data, there are still scenarios where custom extensions to the PSI are required. The PSI provides the ability to extend the PSI with custom web services. This provides the ability to create a web service that tightly integrate with Project Server.
Here are a few scenarios that might make use of a PSI extension:
In this article, we will begin by creating a simple "Hello World" web service that is an extension of the PSI and have a client application access the "Hello World" web service. Then we will extend the web service to show how to get the user context information and how to call into existing PSIs from the new web service.
To begin, we are going to create the "Hello World" web service. This example is written in C# using Visual Studio 2005; Visual Basic .NET provides equivalent functionality and could also be used.
This web service has only one exposed web method, HelloWorld(). All the method does, is return the string "Hello World".
Next, you are going to want to create a new project within the HelloWorldPSI solution. This class library project is going to be used to contain the Web service logic:
The Solution Explorer should look like this when you are done:
To provide discovery and description for your custom Web service, you must create a .disco and a .wsdl file. Since Windows SharePoint Services virtualizes URLs, you cannot use the auto generated .disco and .wsdl files generated by ASP.NET. Instead, you must create a .disco page and a .wsdl that provides the necessary redirection and maintains virtualization.
You can use ASP.NET to generate the .disco and .wsdl files by hosting your Web service in a virtual directory, such as /SharedServices1/PSI, and then using the .NET Framework Web Service Discovery tool (Disco.exe) to obtain the generated files.
The below steps assume that you have installed project server in the default directory. To generate .disco and .wsdl follow these steps:
At this point, we have a basic web service that extends the PSI. Now we are going to write a small client application that calls the web service. Open Visual Studio and create a new project:
using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.ComponentModel; using System.Data; using System.Drawing; using System.Text; using System.Windows.Forms; using System.Net;
namespace HelloWorldPSIClient {
public partial class HelloWorld : Form { public HelloWorld() { InitializeComponent(); }
private void cmdHelloWorld_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { WSHelloWorldPSI.HelloWorldPSI helloWorldWS = new HelloWorldPSIClient.WSHelloWorldPSI.HelloWorldPSI(); helloWorldWS.Url = http://localhost/pwa/_vti_bin/psi/HelloWorldPSI.asmx; helloWorldWS.Credentials = CredentialCache.DefaultCredentials;
string hello = helloWorldWS.HelloWorld(); MessageBox.Show(hello); } } }
If you run the client application and click the button, it should connect to Project Server, get the string "Hello World" and show it in a message box:
Now we have successfully created a web service that extends the PSI and a client application that calls into the web service. The attached file, Sample Code.zip contains PSIExtensionSample1.zip, which has the source code to the web service, the client application, HelloWorldPSI.disco and HelloWorldPSI.wsdl.
In the last example we created a simple web service that returned "Hello World". In this example, we are going to extend the "Hello World" web service. Within the HelloWorld() web method, we are going to get the user context and get the user's e-mail address from the Resource PSI.
Starting from the HelloWorldPSI solution:
HttpContext context = HttpContext.Current; string pjAuthHeader = context.Request.Headers["PjAuth"]; PSContextInfo contextInfo = PSContextInfo.DeserializeFromString(pjAuthHeader);
String message = "Hello World\r\n\r\n"; message += "Following user called the Custom Project Server Web Service\r\n"; message += String.Format(System.Globalization.CultureInfo.InvariantCulture, "UserName = {0}, SiteGuid = {1}, Lcid = {2}\r\n", contextInfo.UserName, contextInfo.SiteGuid, contextInfo.Lcid);
// Call into the Resource PSI for the user's e-mail address
HelloWorldPSI.WSResource.Resource resWS = new HelloWorldPSI.WSResource.Resource();
resWS.Url = http://localhost/pwa/_vti_bin/psi/Resource.asmx; resWS.Credentials = CredentialCache.DefaultCredentials;
HelloWorldPSI.WSResource.ResourceDataSet resDS = resWS.ReadResource(contextInfo.UserGuid);
message += "E-Mail Address: " + resDS.Tables[resDS.Resources.TableName].Rows[0][resDS.Resources.WRES_EMAILColumn.ColumnName].ToString();
return message;
Now we need to deploy the changes:
As you can see from the message box, we have successfully got the user context of the calling user and have been able to call into an existing PSI. The attached file, Sample Code.zip contains PSIExtensionSample2.zip, which has the source code to the web service that displays the user context and the resources e-mail address, the client application, HelloWorldPSI.disco and HelloWorldPSI.wsdl.
There are best practices to follow when developing a Microsoft Office Project Server 2007 extension for the PSI:
I have had many questions with regards to the Deliverables feature and reporting. If your not familiar with Deliverables, I suggest you take a look at my blog post on the Project blog:http://blogs.msdn.com/project/archive/2007/02/24/deliverables.aspx
Just like all other project data, when a project plan is published, the data makes it way to the reporting database. This allows you to create some very useful reports on deliverables and dependencies. To get started with reporting, you may want to read through this post:http://blogs.msdn.com/project_programmability/Default.aspx?p=2In this post, I am only going to provide some background information on Deliverables and a couple of queries to get you started with creating your own reports. To begin with, these are the views and tables that are most commonly used for Deliverable reports:
This is a dependency on a deliverable that is linked to a task.
This is a deliverable for a project. It is not linked to any task within the project.
This is a dependency on a deliverable for a project. It is not linked to any task within the project.
There are a set of common queries that user tend to want when creating a report for deliverables. This first query is a simple list of all the deliverables and what project they are associated with:
ProjectName As 'Project Name',
Title As 'Deliverable',
StartDate As 'Start Date',
FinishDate As ' Finish Date'
Inner Join MSP_EpmProject_UserView
On MSP_WssDeliverableToProjectLinks_UserView.ProjectUID = MSP_EpmProject_UserView.ProjectUID
The following query lists all the projects that have taken dependencies on a deliverable for given project. For the query to work, you need to set ProjectSelect.
DeliverableProj.ProjectName AS SelectedProject, DependancyProj.ProjectName AS DependentProject, DeliverableLinks.Title,
MSP_EpmProject_UserView AS DeliverableProj
INNER JOIN MSP_WssListItemAssociation
ON DeliverableProj.ProjectUID = MSP_WssListItemAssociation.ProjectUID
INNER JOIN MSP_EpmProject_UserView AS DependancyProj
ON MSP_WssListItemAssociation.RelatedProjectUID = DependancyProj.ProjectUID
INNER JOIN MSP_WssDeliverable AS DeliverableLinks
ON MSP_WssListItemAssociation.ListItemUID =
(MSP_WssListItemAssociation.ProjectUID <> MSP_WssListItemAssociation.RelatedProjectUID)
AND (DeliverableProj.ProjectName = @ProjectSelect)
This last query lists all the projects that a given project is dependent on. Again, you need to set ProjectSelect for the query to work.
DependancyProj.ProjectName AS SelectedProject, DeliverableProj.ProjectName,
INNER JOIN MSP_EpmProject_UserView AS DependancyProj
ON MSP_WssListItemAssociation.RelatedProjectUID =
INNER JOIN MSP_EpmProject_UserView AS DeliverableProj
ON MSP_WssListItemAssociation.ProjectUID =
INNER JOIN MSP_WssDeliverable AS DeliverableLinks
ON MSP_WssListItemAssociation.ListItemUID =
<> MSP_WssListItemAssociation.ProjectUID)
AND (DependancyProj.ProjectName = @ProjectSelect)
To take a look at the last two queries in real reports, check out the Project Give and Get Reports in the Report Pack:http://blogs.msdn.com/project/archive/2007/01/30/sql-server-reporting-services-report-pack-for-project-server-2007.aspx
This should be a good start with creating Deliverable reports. If you come up with some interesting queries for creating Deliverable reports, please share them by posting them as comments!
Tags: Project Server Reporting Deliverables
The other day I had a request from an internal customer that wanted to create deliverables for a large number of tasks that already existed in their project plan. They wanted to be able to simply flag each task as a deliverable and have it published. They did not want to do all the steps involved with creating a deliverable.
They also wanted to tightly couple the task name and dates with the deliverable name and dates. Currently, if a deliverable is linked to a task, when the task's dates change, the dates for the deliverable do not. This is by design to allow the project manager to intentionally make the change to the deliverable dates since these dates are commonly published to a large audience. In this case, the user wanted the deliverable dates to change with the task dates with minimum user intervention.
To get started, I created a flag enterprise custom field. The custom field that I created was "Pub Deliverable" and it is a task custom field. I added the field to the Gantt Chart view in Project Professional:
Next, I wrote the following VBA macro:
Sub Create_Flagged_Tasks_As_Deliverables() Dim t As Task Dim fPub As String
For Each t In ActiveProject.Tasks
' This gets the flag value from the Enterpise Custom Field fPub = t.GetField(FieldNameToFieldConstant("Pub Deliverable")) If fPub = "Yes" Then ' If the task has this deliverable GUID, then there is no deliverable If t.DeliverableGuid = "00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000" Then DeliverableCreate t.Name, t.Start, t.Finish, t.Guid Else DeliverableUpdate t.DeliverableGuid, t.Name, t.Start, t.Finish End If Else If t.DeliverableGuid <> "00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000" Then DeliverableDelete (t.DeliverableGuid) End If End If Next t End Sub
This macro loops through all the tasks. If the flag field "Pub Deliverable" is set to yes, then it either creates or updated the deliverable. If it is set to no and there is a deliverable associated with the task, the deliverable is deleted.
Before you can run this code, you will need to publish and create a workspace for your project. To run it, follow these steps:
1. Open your Project Plan
2. Press Alt+F11 – This will open the VBA Editor
3. Double click on ThisProject Object:
4. Copy the VBA code into the Object
5. Run it by clicking on the Play button:
With this solution, the user can simply flag each task that they want published as a deliverable and run the macro. If you want to have this code executed regularly without user intervention, you might want to consider placing this code in an event handler (VBA Event Handler Example).
Chris Boyd
This is a little off topic, but I thought that it might be interesting to some...
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I felt that it is time to give VBA some love. I was surfing Web and came across this post on Changing the Cell Background Color which gave me an idea for a blog post. This post is a simple example of how to write an event handler that checks if a name of a task has a prefix of "XYZ_". If it does, it changes the background color of the Task Name cell to yellow.
This could be useful in scenarios where there is validation when saving to the server and you want to warn the user before the save. For example, say there is a third party application that inserts tasks into project plans automatically. When tasks are inserted by this application, it is prefixed with a code, "XYZ_". This allows project managers to quickly identify tasks that have been inserted by the third party app. To prevent project managers from inserting the task with the same prefix, a Project Server event handler has been written to prevent tasks with the prefix from any user, except for the user context used by the third party app. This event is only fired during a save to Project Server. To give an early warning to the project manager that the project will fail on saving to the server, we can do following:
Public WithEvents App As ApplicationPublic WithEvents Proj As Project
Private Sub App_ProjectBeforeTaskChange(ByVal tsk As MSProject.Task, ByVal Field As PjField, ByVal NewVal As Variant, Cancel As Boolean) MsgBox ("Test") End Sub
Note: This link is to the Project 2003 SDK. It is a list of all the Project Client events you can hook into:
Dim X As New EventHandlers
Sub Initialize_App() Set X.App = MSProject.Application Set X.Proj = Application.ActiveProjectEnd SubThis will setup the event handler to fire before a task is changed.
This will stub out the built in event handler that will fire when the project opens. Here we want to call the initialization method we created in step 6:
Call Initialize_App
At this point we have the event handler hooked up and every time the user changes a task, they will get an annoying test message box. To test it, run: ThisProject.Initialize_App.
Here is what you should get when you change a task:
Now that we have the before task change event handler working, we need get the task that changed to change the cell background color to yellow if the task name begins with "XYZ_". In step 4 we created the event handler, we will need to change the code from displaying the test message box to:
Private Sub App_ProjectBeforeTaskChange(ByVal tsk As MSProject.Task, ByVal Field As PjField, ByVal NewVal As Variant, Cancel As Boolean) If (Field = pjTaskName) Then If (InStr(NewVal, "XYZ_") = 1) Then ActiveCell.CellColor = pjYellow End If End If End Sub
Now every time a user changes a task name to begin with "XYZ_" they will see the background color of the cell change to yellow:
My scenario may be a bit of overkill, but hopefully it illustrates how to use the Before Task Change event and how to change the background color of a cell. Maybe in a future post, I will implement the server event that checks the names of the tasks.
The following questions has been asked:
"[...] is there a way to set up the task hierarchy within a single project?"
and the answer is YES! To create a hierarchy within a single project, you have to set the outline level for the sub tasks. The below example creates two task, Summary Task and Sub Task. For the Summary Task, we do not set the outline level, we just create it as normal task. The Sub Task is where you set the outline level. In this example we set the outline level to 2:
Connection conn = new Connection("http://chboyd01/pwa");
WSProject.Project projWS = (WSProject.Project)conn.GetWebService(Connection.Project);
Guid sessGuid = Guid.NewGuid();Guid jobGuid = Guid.NewGuid();Guid taskGuid = Guid.NewGuid();
Guid projGuid = GetProjectUidFromProjectName("Excel");
projWS.CheckOutProject(projGuid, sessGuid, "");
WSProject.ProjectDataSet dsP;
// Create a task with a constraint
dsP =
taskRow.PROJ_UID = projGuid;taskRow.TASK_UID = taskGuid;taskRow.TASK_NAME =
taskRow.AddPosition = (
projWS.QueueAddToProject(jobGuid, sessGuid, dsP,
taskRow = dsP.Task.NewTaskRow();
jobGuid =
taskRow.PROJ_UID = projGuid;taskRow.TASK_UID = task2Guid;taskRow.TASK_NAME =
taskRow.TASK_START_DATE =
taskRow.TASK_OUTLINE_LEVEL = 2;
The below screen shot is the result of running the above sample code:
When working with the task start and finish dates via the Project PSI, you might find some strange behaviors. It is not that it is strange, it is that these two fields are used by the scheduling engine to calculate your project's schedule. Hopefully this post will give you some insight to how to work with these two fields and why they may not be set to values that you expect.
When you first create a task, you can set the start date and finish date for the task. The below sample code shows you how to create a new task and how to set these fields:
dsP = new WSProject.ProjectDataSet();
WSProject.ProjectDataSet.TaskRow taskRow = dsP.Task.NewTaskRow();// Set the requied fieldstaskRow.PROJ_UID = projGuid;taskRow.TASK_UID = taskGuid;taskRow.TASK_NAME = "Example Task 3"
// Set the start and finish datestaskRow.TASK_START_DATE = new DateTime(2007, 01, 20);taskRow.TASK_FINISH_DATE = new DateTime(2007, 01, 20);taskRow.AddPosition = (int)PSLibrary.Task.AddPositionType.Last;
projWS.QueueAddToProject(jobGuid, sessGuid, dsP, false);
The above sample code sets the start and finish date for the task to be January 20th, 2007. When I publish the project and view it in Project Center Drill Down, this is what I get:
You might notice that the start date and finish date are not set to January 20th, but instead January 17th. This is because the start date of the project is set to January 17th. When the scheduling engine works out the schedule, it looks at the task I just created and determines that it has no constrains, thus it can be started right when the project begins. Thus the scheduling engine changes the start and finish date to January 17th.
Now, lets create another task that is dependent on the one we just created. This time, we will make it's start and finish date January 31st, 2007:
// Create a second task
dsP = new WSProject.ProjectDataSet();taskRow = dsP.Task.NewTaskRow();
Guid task2Guid = Guid.NewGuid();jobGuid = Guid.NewGuid();
// Set the requied fieldstaskRow.PROJ_UID = projGuid;taskRow.TASK_UID = task2Guid;taskRow.TASK_NAME = "Example Task 4"
// Set the start and finish datestaskRow.TASK_START_DATE = new DateTime(2007, 01, 31);taskRow.TASK_FINISH_DATE = new DateTime(2007, 01, 31);
taskRow.AddPosition = (int)PSLibrary.Task.AddPositionType.Last;
// Here we make it dependent on the task we created before
WSProject.ProjectDataSet.DependencyRow dependRow = dsP.Dependency.NewDependencyRow();
dependRow.PROJ_UID = projGuid;dependRow.LINK_PRED_UID = taskGuid;dependRow.LINK_SUCC_UID = task2Guid;dependRow.LINK_UID = Guid.NewGuid();
Again you will notices that the schedule engine has moved the task forward to January 18th:
This is because the dependency we added to the new task on the one we had previously created.
Lets say that you have a task that you need to schedule, but you know it cannot start before a certain date, due to some external factors from your project. In this case, you do not want the scheduling engine to move your task forward beyond that date. In this case, we need to set the TASK_CONSTRAINT_DATE and TASK_CONSTRAINT_TYPE fields. The below sample shows how to do this:
// Create a task with a constraintdsP = new WSProject.ProjectDataSet();
WSProject.ProjectDataSet.TaskRow taskRow = dsP.Task.NewTaskRow();// Set the requied fieldstaskRow.PROJ_UID = projGuid;taskRow.TASK_UID = taskGuid;taskRow.TASK_NAME = "Example Task"
// Set the start and finish datestaskRow.TASK_START_DATE = new DateTime(2007, 01, 22);taskRow.TASK_FINISH_DATE = new DateTime(2007, 01, 22);
taskRow.TASK_CONSTRAINT_DATE = new DateTime(2007, 01, 22);taskRow.TASK_CONSTRAINT_TYPE = (short)Library.Task.ConstraintType.StartNoEarlierThan;taskRow.AddPosition = (int)PSLibrary.Task.AddPositionType.Last;
Here is what we get:
So finally we are able to create a task and have it start on a particular date, but there is a catch. You can only put one type of constraint on your task. Here are a list of constraint types that you can use:
Hopefully you have a somewhat of an idea about creating a task and how the start and finish date is affected by the scheduling engine. Now, lets take a look at updating a task's start and finish date. If you need to update a tasks start or finish date, you will quickly learn that you cannot simply read the project data set, find the task you want to update in the task table and update the start and finish date fields like this:dsP.Tables[dsP.Task.TableName].Rows[1][dsP.Task.TASK_START_DATEColumn] = new DateTime(2007, 12, 03);
You will quickly run into the following runtime exception:
Column 'TASK_START_DATE' is read only.
As the exception states, this is because the start date and finish date are read only fields. These fields are read only because they are calculated fields and cannot be set when updating a project data set.
So how can you get around this? Again, you can place constraints on the dates like we did when creating tasks. The scheduling engine will honor the constraint when calculating the schedule, but remember, there are other factors that affect the calculation. Such as the number of resource assigned to the tasks and the amount of work required to complete the task. So if you constrain your start date, it will affect your finish date. This is why you can only place one constraint on a task. The below example shows how you can update a task that must start on January 15th, 2007:
dsP = projWS.ReadProject(projGuid, ProjOutlookConnector.WSProject.DataStoreEnum.WorkingStore);
dsP.Tables[dsP.Task.TableName].Rows[1][dsP.Task.TASK_CONSTRAINT_TYPEColumn] = (short)Library.Task.ConstraintType.MustStartOn; dsP.Tables[dsP.Task.TableName].Rows[1][dsP.Task.TASK_CONSTRAINT_DATEColumn] = new DateTime(2007, 01, 15);
projWS.QueueUpdateProject(Guid.NewGuid(), sessGuid, dsP, false);
Here is what you will see in PWA after publishing the project:
We have primarily focused on the factors that affect the start date. Just like the start date, the finish date is affected by many factors that the scheduling engine takes under consideration. For example, the finish date is affected by number of resources assigned to the task, calendar exceptions, such as weekends, specific exceptions in individual resource calendars, and the amount of work assigned required to complete the task.
These are only some basic examples. Project's schedule engine is very complex and there are a number of factors that affect the start and finish date of a task. Hopefully I have given you some insight why your start and finish dates change.
Mike McDonogh sent us this recommendation:
If any of you are planning on building web parts for Project Server 2007 I'd HIGHLY recommending using the VS.NET extensions for SharePoint.
The trick to get it working in VS.NET 2005 so that it will run in Project Server Sites is as follows:
1. Create a new Web Part project
2. Open the class and change the code System.Web.UI.WebControls.WebParts.WebPart to Microsoft.SharePoint.WebPartPages.WebPart
3. Create a DWP file, Project Web Access site required a DWP file to be imported
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<WebPart xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/WebPart/v2">
<Assembly>DynamicProjectRegistratonModule, Version=220.127.116.11, Culture=Neutral, PublicKeyToken=99646028e7d67527</Assembly>
<TypeName> DynamicProjectRegistratonModule.RegisterProjectWP</TypeName>
<Title>Web part for registering new projects in Project Server</Title>
<Description>You can put a description here.</Description>
4. Click deploy in Visual Studio.NET
Why would you want to use the extensions [huge time saver]:
· Build the Web Part assembly.
· Package the Web Part solution as a Windows SharePoint Services Feature.
· If this Web Part solution was deployed previously, the extensions retract the previous version of the Web Part solution Feature.
· Updates the web.config safe controls settings automatically.
· Install your Web Part assembly to the global assembly cache.
· Deploy and activate your Web Part solution Feature in Windows SharePoint Services.
· Add your Web Part to the SafeControls list.
· Restart Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) by invoking the iisreset command.
· Attach to the w3wp processes to enable debugging.
· Packaging for deployment to QA/DEV/Production in VS.NET is easy.
Mike McDonogh sent us this recommendation:
If any of you are planning on building web parts for Project Server 2007 I'd HIGHLY recommending using the VS.NET extensions for SharePoint.
The trick to get it working in VS.NET 2005 so that it will run in Project Server Sites is as follows:
1. Create a new Web Part project
2. Open the class and change the code System.Web.UI.WebControls.WebParts.WebPart to Microsoft.SharePoint.WebPartPages.WebPart
3. Create a DWP file, Project Web Access site required a DWP file to be imported
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<WebPart xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/WebPart/v2">
<Assembly>DynamicProjectRegistratonModule, Version=220.127.116.11, Culture=Neutral, PublicKeyToken=99646028e7d67527</Assembly>
<TypeName> DynamicProjectRegistratonModule.RegisterProjectWP</TypeName>
<Title>Web part for registering new projects in Project Server</Title>
<Description>You can put a description here.</Description>
4. Click deploy in Visual Studio.NET
Why would you want to use the extensions [huge time saver]:
· Build the Web Part assembly.
· Package the Web Part solution as a Windows SharePoint Services Feature.
· If this Web Part solution was deployed previously, the extensions retract the previous version of the Web Part solution Feature.
· Updates the web.config safe controls settings automatically.
· Install your Web Part assembly to the global assembly cache.
· Deploy and activate your Web Part solution Feature in Windows SharePoint Services.
· Add your Web Part to the SafeControls list.
· Restart Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) by invoking the iisreset command.
· Attach to the w3wp processes to enable debugging.
· Packaging for deployment to QA/DEV/Production in VS.NET is easy.
When working with Project Server Events, you may need to reference Microsoft.Office.Project.Server.Schema. Unfortunately, you will not find it in \Program Files\Microsoft Office Servers\12.0\Bin where you can find other common DLLs for Project Server. For this DLL, you will need to copy it from the GAC:
1. Open Visual Studio Command Prompt
2. cd %windir%\assembly\GAC_MSIL\Microsoft.Office.Project.Schema\126.96.36.199*"
3. Copy Microsoft.Office.Project.Schema.dll to a directory outside of the GAC
4. Go back to Visual Studio and create a reference to Microsoft.Office.Project.Schema.dll from the directory you copied it to
Just one thing to keep in mind; you may need to copy the DLL from the GAC again if a Project Server update is installed.
Hope this helps,
Due to the size of the Zip file, I need to split the file into two. This post has the second file. The main post will have the first file attached.
In 2003, we released an Agile custom Project Guide, based on MSF for Agile Software Development methodology (which is scenarios driven , context based, Agile software development process). We have been able to get it working for Project 2007 as well. The Agile Project Guide allows the project manager to easily implement the Agile methodology for their projects, by outlining the Agile process and offering templates for process documentation.
The Agile Project Guide integrates with Microsoft Office Project 2007 in order to manipulate tasks within the project plan itself and provides context sensitive task/resource information in the project guide panel.
Here is what you need to do to get the Agile custom Project Guide working:
1. Download the attached zip file that contains the Agile Custom Project Guide files to your local machine
2. Launch Project 2007 client,
3. Enable the Project Guide from the View menu or just go to Tools | Options | Interface and select the "Display Project Guide" checkbox
From the Tools | Options menu | Interface tab
4. Select the "Use a custom page" radio button (from the "Project Guide Functionality and Layout Page:" section)
a. Click the Browse button and point to the mainpage.htm file, in the Agile Project Guide folder you've copied locally in step 1
5. Select the "Use custom content" radio button (from the "Project Guide Content:" section)
a. Click the Browse button and point to the AgileGuide.xml file, in the Agile Project Guide folder you've copied locally in step 1
6. Click Ok on the main dialog
7. You should now see the Agile Custom Project Guide
Due to the size of the Zip file, I need to split the file into two. This post has the first file. I will do a second post that will have the second file attached.
Happy Holidays! This post is from Nada Alwarid, a co-worker that is responsible for the project guide:
In Project 2007, class IDs have changed. Because of that, your custom Project Guide solutions cannot work until you update those class ID's. In this post, I'll outline what those changes are so you can get your custom solution working.
We have objects declared like this:
<object id="TextConv"
style="display: none">TextConv failed to load!
The id of the object is not important, its only used for referencing it within the HTML or Jscript code. The important part is the classID. It is used to actually look up that object in the list of ActiveX objects registered with the OS and load it.
These IDs have changed from Project 2003 to Project 2007.
The mapping from Project 2003 to Project 2007 is:
Object Name
Project 2003 Class ID
Project 2007 Class ID
Text Converter
Document Event Object
Application Event Object
Also, you can download the default Project Guide files that has been attached to this post.
Jim Corbin has passed along this great post:
When you impersonate a user in an application for Project Server 2007, you adopt the global and category permissions of the impersonated user. This article shows how to develop a Web application for Project Server that uses impersonation. The attached pj12Impersonation.zip file includes a complete Web application that allows you to log on Project Server using Forms or Windows authentication, checks your permissions for listing and creating projects, and then lets you impersonate any other Project Server user.
Important: The Impersonation Web application is an example for demonstration purposes only. The application is designed to run on a test installation of Project Server. It allows anyone with a Project Server account to log on, impersonate any other user, and create projects. To use any impersonation application on a production server, you must programmatically limit usage and add security checks that are appropriate for your organization.
Most applications for Project, including Project Professional 2007 and Project Web Access, call the Project Server Interface (PSI) Web services through the Project Web Access URL. Project Server enforces the security permissions of your account when you log on through an application that uses the Project Web Access URL. Impersonation requires direct calls to the PSI through the Shared Service Provider (SSP) Web application that hosts Project Web Access.
The Project 2007 SDK includes the section Using Impersonation in Project Server with the article How to Write a Simple Impersonation Application. The ProjTool application in the SDK download also uses impersonation.
The following figure shows the Impersonate page in the Web application, which indicates the identity of the application user. The application user can log on Project Server using Windows authentication; in the figure, the user has clicked Forms for the Authentication Type and logged on a Project Server user named Joe. Joe has the NewProject global permission to create a project, but is denied the ManageQueue permission necessary to execute the ReadProjectList PSI method. If you (as the application user) select Joe in the Select User drop-down list and then click Impersonate, you would run the application with Joe's permissions. If you click List Draft Projects, the application would return an exception because Project Server does not allow Joe to use ReadProjectList. If you check the Use ReadProjectStatus() checkbox while impersonating Joe, the application would call the ReadProjectStatus method instead, and Joe could get the list of draft projects.
In the figure, the logged-on user Joe is impersonating the Administrator user, who does have the ManageQueue permission. Therefore, Joe can use the ReadProjectList method even though his own account does not have permission to do so. The application also enables an impersonated user (who has the NewProject permission) to create and publish a project, and then shows the new project in the list. The Draft Projects grid shows up to six projects and dynamically creates additional grid pages as needed.
To install the Impersonation Web application:
1. Create a directory for the source files on your test Project Server computer, for example, C:\Project\.
2. Unzip all of the files in pj12Impersonation.zip to C:\Project\. The top-level folder in the zip file is named Impersonation, so the local directory for the Web application is C:\Project\Impersonation.
3. Using Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager on your Project Server computer, create a top-level Web site named, for example, Impersonation. Use the local path you created in Step 1 (C:\Project\Impersonation). Allow script access and executables. Disable anonymous access (use Integrated Windows Auth only). The Impersonation Web site can't be a SharePoint site, so set the port to something besides the ports that Project Web Access and Windows SharePoint Services use, such as 5636. Project Web Access typically uses port 80 for Windows authentication and port 81 for Forms authentication. Your Impersonation site URL would therefore be the following: http://ServerName:5636
4. The Impersonation Web site needs to run under a service account that is trusted by Project Server. Create a new application pool in IIS, for example, ImpersonationAppPool. On the Identity tab of the ImpersonationAppPool Properties dialog box, set the Configurable property of the Application Pool Identity to the same user account and password for the Project Web Access site administrator. To find the user account for configuring Project Web Access, do the following:
a. Open the SharePoint 3.0 Central Administration site, and click Application Management.
b. On the Application Management page, click Create or configure this farm's shared services.
c. Click the name of the SSP where Project Web Access is installed. For example, click SharedServices1 (Default).
d. On the Home page of the Shared Services Administration site, click Project Web Access Sites.
e. On the Manage Project Web Access Sites page, pause the mouse pointer over the site instance you want, click the down-arrow, and then click Edit.
f. On the Edit Project Web Access Site page, use the value in the Administrator Account text box. For example, set the Application Pool Identity to domain\pwaAdminName.
5. In IIS Manager, right-click the Impersonation Web site, click Properties, and then click the Home Directory tab. Set the Application pool value to the ImpersonationAppPool you created in Step 4.
6. On the Impersonation Web site Properties page in IIS, click the ASP.NET tab, and then set the ASP.NET version to 2.0.50727.
7. In IIS Manager, right-click the local computer name, and then click Properties. Click Enable Direct Metabase Edit. Then use Notepad to open the metabase.xml file in %systemroot%\system32\inetsrv. Search for the site name within an IISWebServer tag. Add the attribute NTAuthenticationProviders="NTLM". For example, following is the complete element for the new Impersonation site.
<IIsWebServer Location ="/LM/W3SVC/784768436"
8. Restart IIS.
9. Copy the following files to the Bin subdirectory in the Impersonation Web site:
· Microsoft.Office.Project.Server.Library.dll (copy from C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office Servers\12.0\Bin)
· Microsoft.SharePoint.dll (copy from C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\web server extensions\12\ISAPI)
· Microsoft.SharePoint.Search.dll
10. Start Visual Studio 2005, and then open the Impersonation Web site from the Local IIS. When you click Save All, save the solution file as Impersonation.sln in C:\Project\Impersonation, for easy access.
11. The Web application needs the same validation key that Project Web Access uses for calling the PSI. The <machineKey> element in web.config sets keys to use for encryption and decryption of Forms authentication cookie data. The <machineKey> element allows developers to configure a validation key that performs message authentication checks on Viewstate data and Forms authentication tickets. <machineKey> can be declared at the computer, site, or application levels, but not at a subdirectory level . If you don't specify the correct <machineKey> attributes, then you get a Viewstate error. Set the <machineKey> attributes for your Project Server computer in web.config for the Impersonation site. Copy the complete <machineKey ...> line from the web.config file in your top-level site for Project Web Access (typically the default Web site), and replace the <machineKey … > line in the web.config file of the Impersonation site. The element should be all on one line, and a child of the <system.web> element, for example:
<machineKey validationKey="7C9DF8E41A03170EFF870936E0FED824859E541C6CF5768F" decryptionKey="EAAECB67BFF6AED2F4F812ADE1967CB6AB33A94A9FDE400C" validation="SHA1" />
12. In the App_Code subdirectory, the Global.asax.cs file has all of the Application_Start, etc., methods that normally are in Global.asax. There's no particular reason that Global.asax.cs is in App_Code, except that is where Visual Studio prefers to put it. You could put Global.asax.cs under Global.asax, if you add the following attribute to the Application directive in Global.asax:CodeBehind="Global.asax.cs"
13. In ImpersonationUtils.cs, change the SERVER_NAME constant to use your server name. Change the name of the Shared Service Provider (SSP) from SharedServices1 to the correct name for your SSP, and change the SSP port value if necessary. Build the Web site.
14. Your Impersonation Web site should now work. Test the site on the local Project Server computer and on a remote computer. If the Impersonation application works on the local Project Server computer but not on a remote computer, it is likely that the IISWebServer tag (Step 7) is not correct. If you get an HTTP 401 (unauthorized) exception when you first try to log on with a Windows account, check that the application pool owner is set properly (Step 4).
When you log on Project Server with the Impersonation application, calls to the PSI use PROJECT_SERVER_URI for the value of the ResourceDerived.Url property. For Forms logon, the application sets the Url property to PROJECT_SERVER_FORMS_URI. During impersonation, the application sets the Url property to SSP_URI, for PSI calls to the ProjectDerived and SecurityDerived objects.
There are comments in the code that explain several parts of the application. For an explanation of the proxy and derived classes for the PSI Web services, see How to: Write a Simple Impersonation Application in the Project 2007 SDK. The logon routines in the ImpersonationUtils.cs file are based on code in the ProjTool sample; for more information, see Using the ProjTool Test Application.
Do you have something you'd like to see added or corrected in the Project 2007 SDK? Now you can add or edit Community Content on any page of the online SDK; all you need is a Microsoft Passport account.
For example, the following pages have Community Content:
· How to: Calculate Resource Availability in OLAP Cubes
· Equivalent PSI Methods
For more information, see MSDN Community Content FAQ.
With the RTM build of Project Server, you may run into the following issue, where you are unable to add the Web Reference to the PSI:
The workaround is to click on the "Service Description" link. This will allow you to add the Web Reference to your project.
A number of people have asked for entity-relationship diagrams of the Reporting database (RDB) for Project Server 2007. The attached RDBSchema.zip file contains RDB Schema.vsd,a Microsoft Office Visio file with the main tables and views that most people use to make reports. The diagram pages are formatted for Tabloid (B)-size paper, 11 x 17 inches.
The pages are:
· EPM User Views: schemas of the Project, Resource, Task, Assignment, and related ByDay user views.
· EPM Relationships: a simplified E-R diagram of the Project, Resource, Task, Assignment, and related ByDay tables.
· Timesheet Tables
· SharePoint Data: tables and user views for issues, risks, deliverables, and list item associations.
The diagrams were created using Visio Professional 2007. Visio Standard doesn't include the database capabilities. You can use Visio Professional 2003 SP2 or Visio Professional 2007 to reformat the pages for a larger printer or rearrange and create additional E-R diagrams. The first page, in particular, could use a larger page size to expand the views (MSP_EpmTask_UserView has a 4.8 point font size to fit on an 11 x 17 page). To see the list of all 108 tables and views in the RDB, click the Visio Database menu, click View, and then click Tables and Views. Create a new page and drag items from the Tables and Views pane to the page.
If you don't have one of the required versions of Visio, you can use the free Visio 2007 Viewer to see the diagram pages in Internet Explorer, although printouts of the large pages with the Visio Viewer are not as good as printing with Visio.
The Project 2007 SDK download includes the HTML Help version of the RDB Schema reference, pj12ReportingDB.chm. In the Visio diagram, the Notes fields for the tables, views, and columns include the same comments that are in the pj12ReportingDB.chm (with an update for the MSP_WssListItemAssociation table). To see the notes in Visio, right-click a table or view, and then click Database Properties. Click Notes in the Categories list to see the table or view notes; or click Columns to see the notes and other properties of all the columns in that table. You can modify the RDB to add your own tables, views, and columns for custom reports, and then add notes and custom content in the RDB Schema diagram with Visio.
--Jim Corbin
This is a continuation from my previous post. In this post, I will be illustrating how someone can import data from the Project reporting database from a SQL query. To began, we will need to open up Excel.
The first step is to create a connection to the Project reporting database:
1. Click on the Data tab
2. Click "From Other Sources"
3. Click "From SQL Server"
This will kick off a wizard that will guide you through the steps of setting up a connection to a SQL server. To run through the wizard you will need the following details:
Server Name –This is the server name of the server that is hosting the reporting database
Credentials – These are the credentials that are used to log on to the reporting database
Database Name – The name of the reporting database, which for me is ProjectServer_Reporting
You don't have to connect to a table, since we are going to use the SQL query from the last post to get the data we need from the reporting database. Once we have created the connection, we need to configure the connection to use the SQL query. To change the configuration:
1. Click Connections from the Data tab
2. Select the Workbook Connection we just created
3. Click Properties
4. Select the Definition tab
5. Change the Command type to SQL
6. Copy and Paste the SQL Query into the Command text box
7. Click OK
8. Click Close
Now we need to have the data show up in our workbook.
1. On the Data tab, click on Existing Connections
2. Select the connection that we created for the workbook
3. On the Import Data dialog, just click OK
This will select the default settings and the returned table from our query will be returned to the selected worksheet.
Now we have the data from the reporting database populated in the Excel worksheet where we can manipulate the data:
Hope this helps!
I am not sure if this is a programmability post, but there have been many requests to do a post on writing a report in Excel that collects data from the reporting database. Since this will involve SQL and many developers who write code against Project Server will also need to write reports; this may be useful to the developer community. I am going to break this into two posts because it is fairly long and there is a logical break. In the first post, we will create the SQL query to retrieve the data from the reporting database. In the second post, I will describe the process of using the query in Excel to write reports.
Before we begin, it should be known that there is a dedicated reporting database in Project Server 2007. This database is separate from the working and publish database that is heavily used by Project Professional and Project Server. Every time a project is published, or resource is updated, the data is pushed to the reporting database. The reporting database provides a supported interface for gathering project data via SQL queries. This reporting database has been setup to easily create reports.
Someone posted that they wanted a report that showed the assigned work for each resource, grouped by project and then by month. This will allow project managers to better understand the allocation of resources by month. I will try my best writing the query for this, but I shell add the warning that this has not been tested. If you find a mistake, or a better way of writing the query, please post it as a comment.
To begin, we need to write a SQL query against the reporting database to get at the data we need. I wrote the SQL query in stages. The first step was to get the assignment data from the projects. To do that, I wrote the following query:
base.ResourceUID as 'Resource',
assn.TimeByDay as 'Day',
assn.AssignmentWork as 'Assigned'
MSP_EPMAssignmentByDay_UserView AS assn
INNER JOIN MSP_EPMAssignment_UserView AS base
ON (assn.AssignmentUid = base.AssignmentUID)
This gives us all the assignments for each resource by name. We will also want the project name that the assignment is coming from. To do this, we will have to do another join on the MSP_EmpProject_UserView:
assn.AssignmentWork as 'Assigned',
INNER JOIN MSP_EPMAssignment_UserView AS base
ON (assn.AssignmentUid = base.AssignmentUID)
INNER JOIN MSP_EpmProject_UserView
ON base.ProjectUID = MSP_EpmProject_UserView.ProjectUID
Now we have all the assignment data for each resource. For this report we will also want to capture assignments outside of a project. An example of this would be vacation time. To get at this information, we are going to query the Timesheet tables in the reporting database.
MSP_TimesheetResource.ResourceUID as 'Resource',
ts.TimeByDay as 'Day',
ts.ActualWorkBillable as 'Assigned'
MSP_TimesheetActual AS ts
INNER JOIN MSP_TimesheetLine AS tl
ON (ts.TimesheetLineUID = tl.TimesheetLineUID)
INNER JOIN MSP_TimesheetClass AS tc
ON tl.ClassUID = tc.ClassUID
INNER JOIN MSP_Timesheet AS tsowner
on tl.TimesheetUID = tsowner.TimesheetUID
INNER JOIN MSP_TimesheetResource
ON tsowner.OwnerResourceNameUID = MSP_TimesheetResource.ResourceNameUID
tc.[Type] = 2
This returns all the timesheet lines for none project work.
Now we have all the assignments. The next step is to combine the two queries. To do this, I used the union statement. You will notice that in the timesheet query we do not have a project name in the select. We are going to add the project name to the select by adding 'None Project Time' as ProjectName to the select statement. Here are the combined queries:
Union ALL
ts.ActualWorkBillable as 'Assigned',
'None Project Time' as ProjectName
So now we have all the assignment data together. The last step is join with the resource table to get the name of the resources and to group by various fields to roll up the data.
CAST(YEAR(Day) as Varchar(4)) + '-' + CAST(MONTH(Day) as Varchar(2)) as Month,
SUM(Assigned) as Assigned
Right Join
) b
on MSP_EpmResource.ResourceUID = Resource
CAST(YEAR(Day) as Varchar(4)) + '-' + CAST(MONTH(Day) as Varchar(2)), MSP_EpmResource.ResourceName
Order By
You will notice that I have stripped out the day from the date. This is how we can roll up the assignments for each resource by month.
We now have our completed query! The next step is to get this data into Excel…
The Microsoft Office Project 2007 SDK has been published to MSDN:
The down load version should be available in the next few days. I will post a link once is becomes available.
Though this is the RTM release of the SDK, we will be continually updating the SDK though out the life of the product. One source of SDK articles is this blog. So, if you have samples you would like see posted, please comment with your suggestions.
Jack Dahlgren on his Project Blog talks about the release of Microsoft Project 2007 client developer documentation online.
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I paper tuned the bow today and adjusted the rest and nocking point slightly until I got bullet holes.
With bullet holes in paper, I have noticed that the nocking point is about 1/8 inch below the Berger button hole, which the arrow shaft is perfectly dissecting.
I am wondering if taking a half twist out of the control cable might give me a low tear so that I can raise the nocking point?
I think something is amiss that the bow is shooting bullet holes and the nocking point is low?
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To adjust the cams, I back the string off until Im sure it isnt affecting the axle to axle (usually ten twists will do) then adjust the buss cable to bring the axle to axle measurement to a ¼ longer than the specifications for that particular cam/limb combination (see Hoyt tune charts). The control cable should be used to sync the rotation of the cams while doing this. If the cams are in sync at this point the reference holes will be equidistance from their respective cables and the tiller will be even (limbs bottomed out).
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