PWA 2007: Project Publish job is stuck on Wating to be processed

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jfulbright

I just installed Office SharePoint Services 07’ (MOSS) and MS Project Web
Access 07’ (PWA) and am having trouble publishing my project file to PWA.
The “Manage Queue Jobs†area in PWA shows 3 jobs (Project Save, Project
Publish Notifications, and Project Publish), but all have a Job State of
“Waiting to be processedâ€. The status hasn’t changed in 3 days and they
haven’t timed out. To make sure the problem wasn’t security or permissions
relation, I enabled all PWA Permissions and gave the account that I used to
publish the project admin privileges. Is there something I need to enable in
the MOSS “Central Administration†area? Any direction or help would be
greatly appreciated!
 
B

Bill{at}activehost{dot

Same issue here as well. Someone help!

Additional info:

Windows Application Event Log contains a bunch of the following:

"This Project Workspace operation failed because System.Object[] is not a
vaild Project UID on Project Server (null)."

And:

"Invalid event xml: %1"

When reprocessing the queue.
 
S

Samuel Sql

After I got help from Microsft, I solved these issues.

First don't not install office server 12 beta. only install project server
2005 which include sharepoint service.

I have installation guide, send an email to me([email protected]), if you
want it.

Samuel


Bill{at}activehost{dot said:
Same issue here as well. Someone help!

Additional info:

Windows Application Event Log contains a bunch of the following:

"This Project Workspace operation failed because System.Object[] is not a
vaild Project UID on Project Server (null)."

And:

"Invalid event xml: %1"

When reprocessing the queue.




Samuel Sql said:
Hi,

Have you got help from anyone?
I have same issue.

Thanks

Samuel
 

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