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how to access microsoft project planning

 
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hiii,

How to Access the content of Microsoft Project Planning(MPP)
Files from servlet/any java Application.
thanks
 
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You need to create a class which could communicate to a COM object for understanding MPP! Nothing that I could help much.
 
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Only way i see is, storing the data from your project in a database
(MS-Project can do that with various databases but preferrably with
MS SQL Server) and access that database via jdbc.

The table structure is fairly good understandable and i remember that
there was even documentation by Microsoft (gasp!).

Only thing i remember is (it's been some years) that the Unique IDs
this MS-Project Program of theirs produces, are a bit UnUnique
(read dupes) in some cases.

As for accessing the mpp file directly. Forget it. Unless you're not
too concerned about you mental wellbeing that is

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