How to open MSProject saved in database using ODBC in Client Machine using ASP.N

S

Santhosh

Hi,
I have a problem to be solved yet. Following is the
problem:
I have a MSProject saved in SQLServer using ODBC, which
automatically generates tables relevant to data. My
requirement is to open this project in client machine in
MSProject application as read or readwrite file.
I tried using "Microsoft Project 9.0 object library" to
create an instance in some button click event in server
side. It gives the following error:
"Call was Rejected by Callee"
Description: An unhandled exception occurred during the
execution of the current web request. Please review the
stack trace for more information about the error and where
it originated in the code.

Exception Details:
System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException: Call was
rejected by callee.

However i could create instance of Msproject and open file
from DSN .. provided if i create an instance in
Application_start( ) event, that is local to event & which
is irrelevant. Even this will give error when i stop
application and relaunch it again. This is due to
MSProject process "WINPROJ.EXE" that will be running.

Is there any other way to create a MSproject application
using server side script ??

I tried in another way i.e using client side script ...
I used vbscript to create MSproject using CreateObject( )
command.
I could open a MSProject file stored in *.mpp format but
not project stored in SQLServer(using SystemDSN). Ofcourse
customlevel settings for security tab is required to
execute script in client machine.

How to open MSProject stored in SQLServer using DSN either
through server side script or client side script ??
Is it possible to open using <a href = "" /> tag..??
please post your suggestions as soon as possible..

Thanks in advance.
 

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