Passing prameters

[Kishore]

Hi,
I want to convert a microsoft project file into xml file.. Below is
the code :

<%
Dim a
Set a= Server.CreateObject("MSProject.Application")

Dim objFSO
Set objFSO = Server.CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
If objFSO.FileExists(Server.MapPath("1.xml")) Then
objFSO.DeleteFile Server.MapPath("1.xml")
End IF
a.FileOpen Server.MapPath ("1.mpp")
a.FileSaveAs Server.MapPath ("1.xml")
'a.FileCloseAll
Response.write "...Success ...009"
%>

I am creating the application object and asking it to save as XML. I need to
specify the FormatID inthe filesaveas parameter. But how to do that. In VBA ,
we do like
FileSave As Name:="1.xm;",FormatID:="MSProject.XML" .... I need to pass
this parameter to get it done. How to do that.

Presently this is writing a 1.xml file but that is not in the XML format. I
suspect the file is written in the MPP format. Plz help...

[Ray Costanzo [MVP]]

1. You're creating a server-side instance of Project which is a highly
ill-advised thing to do.
2. If ignoring #1, try:

a.SaveAs Server.MapPath("1.xml"), , , , , , , , , "MSProject.XML"

Ray at work

"Kishore" <Ki*****@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Hi,
I want to convert a microsoft project file into xml file.. Below is the code :

<%
Dim a
Set a= Server.CreateObject("MSProject.Application")

Dim objFSO
Set objFSO = Server.CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
If objFSO.FileExists(Server.MapPath("1.xml")) Then
objFSO.DeleteFile Server.MapPath("1.xml")
End IF
a.FileOpen Server.MapPath ("1.mpp")
a.FileSaveAs Server.MapPath ("1.xml")
'a.FileCloseAll
Response.write "...Success ...009"
%>

I am creating the application object and asking it to save as XML. I need to specify the FormatID inthe filesaveas parameter. But how to do that. In VBA , we do like
FileSave As Name:="1.xm;",FormatID:="MSProject.XML" .... I need to pass
this parameter to get it done. How to do that.

Presently this is writing a 1.xml file but that is not in the XML format. I suspect the file is written in the MPP format. Plz help...