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Eric Safin
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10 months ago
in Integrating Project Server 2007 and Team Foundation Server 2008 Sharepoint Sites on SharePoint Magazine
Neil, thanks for a very comprehensive guide. It was very helpful. I have a question about more detailed integration of the TFS and Project Server 2007.
My company is in the midst of planning of integrating TFS 2008 and Project Server 2007. Currently, TFS contains all production service requests in Work Items folder in the TFS. This is how the requests for application maintenance are entered by the tier support personnel. Work items are broken down by a specific maintenance project (App Maintenance, Imagewrite Maintenance etc.)
Project Server contains related project plans and all resource allocation information (through Project Central and Resource Central of the Project Server). The project plans published for the maintenance projects contain all tasks associated with the maintenance cycle (single request or potential application release). This helps us to allocate time per resource dedicated only to the maintenance project.
Is there a way of mapping Work items in the TFS (as they being submitted to the TFS on weekly basis) to project plans published in Project Server? Can you point me to a source of information on this issue?
Thanks a lot in advance,
Eric Safin
My company is in the midst of planning of integrating TFS 2008 and Project Server 2007. Currently, TFS contains all production service requests in Work Items folder in the TFS. This is how the requests for application maintenance are entered by the tier support personnel. Work items are broken down by a specific maintenance project (App Maintenance, Imagewrite Maintenance etc.)
Project Server contains related project plans and all resource allocation information (through Project Central and Resource Central of the Project Server). The project plans published for the maintenance projects contain all tasks associated with the maintenance cycle (single request or potential application release). This helps us to allocate time per resource dedicated only to the maintenance project.
Is there a way of mapping Work items in the TFS (as they being submitted to the TFS on weekly basis) to project plans published in Project Server? Can you point me to a source of information on this issue?
Thanks a lot in advance,
Eric Safin
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I think this is what are you searching for.
http://www.codeplex.com/pstfsconnector
Bye
Valerio