April 2008 - Posts
According to my blog dashboard this is my 100th post! So to celebrate I thought I would be totally self-indulgent (so nothing new there) and ignore Project and talk about something else. It has been fun keeping the blog going and also great
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One topic that our customers and partners seem to be having a hard time with is impersonation. One reason is that the term we are using – impersonation – may already mean something to developers, and so the specific steps required to get impersonation
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Christophe has just posted on the Codeplex solution that allows easy handling of event handlers http://blogs.msdn.com/chrisfie/archive/2008/04/15/deploying-a-custom-event-handler-has-never-been-easier.aspx and I had my first chance to play with this yesterday.
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Seemed to hit some limit with everything in a zip - so here is the PowerPoint.
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Thanks to all of you who joined the Webcast today. I have attached a zip with the PowerPoint and some samples that were presented. For those who couldn't make it a brief summary so the samples make sense. First I re-hashed an old sample showing creation
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You may have already picked this up from some or all of the other Project blogs - but worth repeating as I know you have all been waiting for these! They are now available (similar to EPM 2003) here: Learn about available roles for Project Web Access
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If this blog had a sub-title it would be "Task updates never get to Project Professional - even when they (eventually) say 100% Success". And the error message you might find in the ULS logs would be: Microsoft.Office.Project.Scheduling.SchedulingException:
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