-----Original Message-----
Thanx god i have found the solution and i am sharing it
with you.
Steps to add the "Change Management" List in the Project
Web Access (PWA) for the newly "published projects".
1. Log in to the project server.
2. Click the "Projects" menu item.
3. In the "Project Center" Grid click any of
the "Published" projects.
4. Click the top link in the left pane; its name
is "Go to current project workspace ([Project Name])
5. A new window (project web access) with the
following path is opened:
http://[server
name]/Sites/Projectserver_[xxx]/Default.aspx where xxx is
the project id.
6. Click the "Create" menu item to open the "Create
page" page then click "Custom List" link in the custom
lists section.
7. The "New List" page opens; assign a name and a
description and select Yes option button then click
the "Create" button.
8. A page named with the new list's name is opened.
From here you can customize the new list by clicking
the "modify settings and columns" link; you can add
columns, Modify General settings and Add different views
for that list.
9. Click "Home" menu item, you will notice that the
new list is added under the "Risks" list in the "Lists"
Section in the left pane.
10. Click the "Site Settings" menu item. In the "Site
Settings" page, click the "Go to Site Administration"
link in the "Administration" section.
11. In the "Top-Level Site Administration" page,
click the "Save site as template" link in the "Management
and Statistics" section.
12. Fill the name and title and check the "Include
content" check box, then click ok.
13. The "operation completed successfully page"
appears. Click the "site template gallery" link; you will
find your template in the "Site Template Gallery" page
that opens.
14. Click the template in order to download it then
save it to some folder.
15. in the same folder create the following batch
file:
@echo off
set SHAREPOINTPATH="C:\Program Files\Common
Files\Microsoft Shared\web server extensions\60\BIN"
%SHAREPOINTPATH%\stsadm -o addtemplate -f
TemplateName.stp -title "Template Title"
CHOICE /C YN /M "IIS needs to be reset. Press Y to
Continue, N to reset manually"
IF ERRORLEVEL 2 GOTO END
IF ERRORLEVEL 1 GOTO IISRESET
:IISRESET
iisreset
:END
16. Double click the batch file; the new template
will be added to the site provisioning templates and an
IIS Reset will occur.
17. Now login to the project server then click
the "Admin" menu item.
18. In the "Administration overview" page click
the "Manage Windows SharePoint Services"
19. In the "Connect to SharePoint server" page click
the "Site Provisioning Settings" link.
20. In the "Windows SharePoint Services team Web site
provisioning settings" page go to the "Specify root Web
site settings" section and from the "Site template" list
box select the Template you added in step 12.
21. Click the "Save Changes" button then from the
command prompt run IISRESET.
22. Now if you added a new project and published it,
and applied steps 1-5 to it; the project will have the
change management list in its PWA.
Steps to add the "Change Management" List in the Project
Web Access (PWA) for the Existing "published projects".
1. Log in to the project server.
2. Click the "Admin" menu item.
3. In the "Administration overview" page, click
the "Manage Windows SharePoint Services"
4. In the "Connect to SharePoint server" page, click
the "Manage SharePoint Site" link.
5. In the "Manage Windows SharePoint Services sites"
page select an existing project then click the "Delete
site" icon then click the "Create site" icon then Click
the site address.
6. A new window (project web access) with the
following path is opened:
http://[server
name]/Sites/Projectserver_[xxx]/Default.aspx where xxx is
the project id.
7. You will notice that the "Scopes Management" link
appears under the risk List.
8. Apply steps 5 to all the existing "Published
projects".
-----Original Message-----
Is there a way to add a separate list just like issues
and risks where you can (add/Modify/Delete/View) items -
just like issues and risks-? Also is there a way to
reflect this change to all the projects when we access
them through project web access?
I have read the Project server 2003 SDK and implemented
the new Site Definition example and manipulated the XML
files but I didn't get any satisfying results. The only
example that worked well with me is the FSO example.
I hope I am not pushing too hard on you; but I think
there is a way to do this since the alternative is
building it from scratch which doesn't make use of the
project server and WSS features.
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