Aspose.Tasks.Cpp 20.11.0

C++ API to Process Project Files

A standalone C++ library that enables the C++ developers to generate, update, render, & convert project files from within C++ projects without Microsoft Project®.

Project File Processing Features

• Create an empty project file and save it as XML, to stream or to Microsoft MPP file.
• Supports the encoding of the MPX files.
• Read and write default properties of projects to speed up the project setup.
• Set the project calculation mode to be manual, automatic, or none.
• Read and write project calendar properties, such as fiscal year and weekday properties.
• Read and write project currency properties.
• Perform project rescheduling from start, finish date, or reschedule only the incomplete tasks.
• Offers various project utility features, such as, calculate the critical path, read filter data, extract embedded objects, etc.
• Use Task, Resource, and Project fields as a formula in expressions.
• Identify Cross Project Tasks, get predecessor tasks and cross project predecessor tasks.
• Supports working with task links, baselines, project resources, and VBA.
• Convert project data to other supported file formats.

New Features & Enhancements

• Added the support for the Clear operation for the project’s OleObjects collection.
• Ability to get a count of consumed bytes \ credits when the Metered license is used.
• Support to save more than 1 pages to MemoryStream.
• Implemented the writing of displayed time units for assignment’s Duration extended attributes.
• Enhanced the reading of dates in the Evaluation mode.
• Refactored the API for CalendarExceptions.

Please visit Aspose.Tasks for C++ 20.11 Release Notes for the detailed notes.

Breaking change in Project Server credential usage

In Aspose.Tasks for .NET 20.7 the requirements to a site URL for Project Server credentials have been changed.

Users now should specify the full URL of PWA endpoint when using ProjectServerCredentials:

Before Aspose.Tasks for .NET 20.7:

var windowsCredentials = ...
var projectServerCredentials = new ProjectServerCredentials("http://project_server_instance.local", windowsCredentials);

Since Aspose.Tasks for .NET 20.7:

var windowsCredentials = ...
var projectServerCredentials = new ProjectServerCredentials("http://project_server_instance.local/sites/pwa", windowsCredentials);

Read & Write Project Files

Microsoft Project®: MPP, MPT, MPX, XML

Save Project Data As

Primavera: P6 XML, PM XER Microsoft Excel®: XLSX Fixed Layout: PDF Images: JPEG, PNG, TIF, SVG Text: TXT Others: HTML

Getting Started with Aspose.Tasks for C++

Are you ready to give Aspose.Tasks for C++ a try? Simply execute Install-Package Aspose.Tasks.Cpp from Package Manager Console in Visual Studio to fetch the NuGet package. If you already have Aspose.Tasks for C++ and want to upgrade the version, please execute Update-Package Aspose.Tasks.Cpp to get the latest version.

Convert Microsoft Project MPP Data to HTML

Try executing the below code to see how Aspose.Tasks for C++ performs in your environment. You may also check the GitHub Repository for other common usage scenarios.

System::SharedPtr<Project> project = System::MakeObject<Project>(u"template.mpp");
System::SharedPtr<HtmlSaveOptions> option = System::MakeObject<HtmlSaveOptions>();
project->Save(u"output.html", option);

Create Project from Scratch using C++

Following code sample shows how to create a project file using C++ and then create a task and a sub-task within that project:

// Create a project instance
System::SharedPtr<Project> project = System::MakeObject<Project>();

// Add task, sub task and save project
System::SharedPtr<Task> task = project->get_RootTask()->get_Children()->Add(u"Summary1");
System::SharedPtr<Task> subtask = task->get_Children()->Add(u"Subtask1");
project->Save(u"output.xml", Aspose::Tasks::Saving::SaveFileFormat::XML);

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