MS Project Server 2003 Resources Visits

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Mukul Jain

Hi,
I need to find out in my Project Server sites how many users in project
server have to visited on PWA par day, means how many resources regular
actively uses PWA including Team members and Project Managers.
Anyone have idea how can I found this Information please help.
It will be much appreciated.

Thanks,
Rahul
 
C

Chak

Hi,
I need to find out in my Project Server sites how many users in project
server have to visited on PWA par day, means how many resources regular
actively uses PWA including Team members and Project Managers.
Anyone have idea how can I found this Information please help.
It will be much appreciated.

Thanks,
Rahul
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Hi Rahul,


Capture user info by using HTTP Server varaibles in Global.asa.
Global.asa is an session page, you can see under default directory of
project server web site. You can use Session_Onstart event to record
user info.

OR

Write VB Script at \Home\Homepage.asp to capture user info.


On the above both cases, write info to log file. You can find user
names and date they visited.


Thanks
Chak
 
M

Mukul Jain

Hi Chank,

Thanks for your response but unfortunately I am not able to find out these
files Global.asa and how can I open this file and where I found
Session_Onstart? Can I found through this file for whole one month Users list
who has visited on Project Server Web Access? Please can you describe in
details.
I am very thankful to you.

Thanks,
Rahul
 
C

Chak

Hi Chank,

Thanks for your response but unfortunately I am not able to find out these
files Global.asa and how can I open this file and where I found
Session_Onstart? Can I found through this file for whole one month Users list
who has visited on Project Server Web Access? Please can you describe in
details.
I am very thankful to you.

Thanks,
Rahul









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Hi Rahul,

Global.asp file is available in Project Server default web directory.
Go to your web server (where IIS installed to host Project Server
default web site) and on IIS see what's the default directory for
project server. Go to that folder and you can see the global.asa file.
Open the file with notepad. Once you open the file, you can see all
those session events.

Thanks
Chak
 
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