Re: Change a MS Access file (mdb) to a MS Project file (mpp)
- From: "KMA" <kma@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 16 Jan 2006 16:38:45 +0100
Indeed, not related.
But what a question! Detect when a browser has submitted a form to a server,
get the server to kick off a process to change formats, save as pdf, then
change formats back again (presumably whilst preserving any intermediate
changes by other concurrent users).
Surrrrrrrely there must be some class library already written to save having
to reinvent the wheel.
"Vipin" <Vipin@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:udMsX2qGGHA.1124@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Your question is no way related to MFC and MFC doesn't facilitate what you
> are looking for.
>
> --
> Vipin Aravind
> Microsoft - MVP
>
> "glenn" <glenn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:BD96CABF-1B14-454F-8B72-2D496757D455@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>>I hope this is the right forum. I plan to use VC++ and MFC to manipulate
>>the
>> file formats available with MS Project so you tell me.
>>
>> First I should ask if anyone knows if there is a C++ class library out
>> there
>> for MS Project? I need to change a Project file saved as an Access
>> database
>> back to a Project file format. (i.e. Start with a MPP file, change it to
>> a
>> MDB file and then back to a MPP file).
>>
>> I start with a Microsoft Project file that is saved with a Microsoft
>> Access
>> file format. The Access file lives on my web server. From a browser, I
>> can
>> update the Access file from a data entry screen using ASP (Active Server
>> Pages). Once the Access file is updated with new or modified data, I
>> want to
>> then save it
>> back as a Microsoft Project file again which will also live on my web
>> server.
>>
>>
>> With my newly saved Microsoft Project file I want to then use Adobe's SDK
>> and save the Microsoft Project file as a PDF file allowing it to be
>> viewed
>> from any web browser. In so doing I have gone around many of the needs
>> for
>> running Microsoft Project Server which leaves out alot of info found on
>> the
>> desktop when the file is viewed from a browser. A PDF file on the other
>> hand
>> shows everything and very well I might add.
>>
>> Thanks in advance for any insight...
>
>
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