Next Release?

Last post 01-31-2012, 1:54 AM by muhammad.ijaz. 16 replies.
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  •  07-07-2011, 8:44 AM 315135

    Next Release? .NET

    Hi,

    I'm just checking when the next release will be available.

    Also, when do you expect to be able to support reading from an MPP file, making changes to the model, and writing back the changes to an MPP file. I see a lot of work on 'reading'. The notes do not say 'writing' yet.

    I really could use some idea of your overall plan!! 

    Regards, Bruce

     
  •  07-07-2011, 4:30 PM 315226 in reply to 315135

    Re: Next Release?

    Hi Bruce,

    New version of Aspose.Tasks for .NET is scheduled to be released by the end of next week. We will update you once the new version is available.

    For your question regarding reading of MPP files and making changes to them, I will get back to you after discussing with the development team regarding this feature.

    Thank You & Best Regards,


    Nausherwan Aslam
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    Aspose Sialkot Team
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  •  07-12-2011, 2:57 AM 315799 in reply to 315135

    Re: Next Release?

    Dear Bruce,

    Writing MPP files has already been logged into our issue tracking system as TASKS-11799 and this feature has the top priority for us but unfortunately it has been delayed due to certain restrictions. Q3 is dedicated for project recalculation and MPP writing functionality whereas Q4 is dedicated for MPP writing functionality. Hopefully this feature will be implemented within 2011.

    We are extremely sorry for the inconvenience.

    Please feel free to contact us in case you have further comments or questions.

    Best Regards,

    Muhammad Ijaz
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  •  07-12-2011, 3:46 AM 315812 in reply to 315799

    Re: Next Release? .NET

    Hi Muhammad,

    Many thanks for the response.  I really appreciate your sharing your plans ... I'm not very good at mind reading ...

    From my point of view, I prefer to have a way to do round trips -- first than do the recalculations.  The most critical area is reading and writing the files ... now the MPP for all versions.

    If I have confidence that I can read / write MPP and XML ... I can continue my development ... the delays are really painful.

    Note:  I already have included some re-calculations so this is not as critical for me.  Also XML does not include all of the objects that the MPP file has ... and does not require a merge operation to re-integrate with an open mpp file.

    So I (IMHO) vote for completing the writing MPP files as quickly as possible so I can start to test round trips in this format.  This has already been started on a restricted scale.

    Thanks for your consideration!!

    Regards, Bruce

     
  •  07-12-2011, 5:19 AM 315853 in reply to 315812

    Re: Next Release?

    Dear Bruce,

    Thanks a lot for your feedback. Your comments have been forwarded to our development team and I am sure your suggestions will be considered very seriously.

    Please feel free to contact us in case you have further comments or questions.

    Best Regards,

    Muhammad Ijaz
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  •  07-18-2011, 3:19 AM 316842 in reply to 315226

    Re: Next Release? .NET

    Hi,

    Any updates on the next release date?

    Regards, Bruce

     
  •  07-18-2011, 4:30 AM 316857 in reply to 316842

    Re: Next Release?

    Hi Bruce,

    New release was due in the last week but due to some additional fixes, the release has been shifted to this week. Hopefully, Aspose.Tasks for .NET 3.9.0 will be released in this week. We are sorry for the inconvenience.

    I would also like to update you that according to your comments, MPP writing feature's plan has been shifted and our developers are now working on this feature.

    Please feel free to contact us in case you have further comments or questions.

    Best Regards, 


    Muhammad Ijaz
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  •  09-17-2011, 4:01 AM 330014 in reply to 316857

    Re: Next Release? .NET

    Hi,

    Same question again.  When do you expect the next release (been almost 2 months) and when do you expect MPP writing. What is your current plan for release of this feature?

    Regards, Bruce  

     
  •  09-17-2011, 10:33 AM 330033 in reply to 330014

    Re: Next Release?

    Hi,
    I'd also like to register my vote for prioritising MPP writing support in Aspose Tasks. We just evaluated the product in order to use with an application that needs to create MS Project files with task data. I assumed the reason we could only output the file in XML format was due to the evaluation version limitations. Having now purchased a licence I find we can still only write files with tasks in XML  format.
    Native support for writing MPP files can't come soon enough for us.

    Best regards, Ian


     
  •  09-19-2011, 12:05 AM 330097 in reply to 330014

    Re: Next Release?

    Hi Bruce and Ian,

    Hopefully, Aspose.Tasks for .NET 4.0.0 will be released within this month. As far as MPP writing support is concerned, it already has the top priority and our developers are working on this feature. MSP 2010 MPP format has been planned for 4.2.0 release, MSP 2007 MPP format has been planned for 4.3.0 release and MSP 2003 MPP format has been planned for 4.4.0 release. We are sorry for the inconvenience.

    Please feel free to contact us in case you have further comments or questions.

    Best Regards,


    Muhammad Ijaz
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  •  09-20-2011, 4:06 AM 330555 in reply to 330097

    Re: Next Release?

    Hi Muhammad,
    Thanks for the update. Do you have a timeframe for when you expect to ship the 4.2.0 release?

    Best regards, Ian
     
  •  09-20-2011, 8:05 AM 330647 in reply to 330555

    Re: Next Release?

    I'm currently evaluating the API, but unless I'm able to write the MPP files its unlikely I will purchase. It currently supports writing XML, but we can develop this functionality ourselves pretty quickly; it's the MPP file format which we are willing to pay for. 
     
  •  09-21-2011, 1:49 AM 330829 in reply to 330555

    Re: Next Release?

    Hi,

    As shared earlier, this feature has the top priority but unfortunately it has been delayed due to some internal issues. Our management and development team are evaluating Aspose.Tasks for .NET and analyzing the schedule of the mentioned release.

    We will update you once we have a concrete plan for this release (with MPP writing support). Sorry for the inconvenience.

    Best Regards,


    Muhammad Ijaz
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  •  01-26-2012, 2:43 PM 357498 in reply to 330829

    Re: Next Release?

    Hi Muhammad,
    I'm hoping you have some news on the availability of a version of Aspose.Tasks with support for writing MPP format files by now?

    Best regards, Ian
     
  •  01-28-2012, 2:25 PM 357749 in reply to 357498

    Re: Next Release?

    Hi Ian,

    Due to some internal issues, MPP write support issue was rescheduled and now this feature is planned for 4.4.0 release. We will let you know once our developers add MPP write support for a particular version (2003, 2007 or 2010). Sorry for the inconvenience.

    Best Regards,


    Muhammad Ijaz
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