Display table of contents Release Notes TPG PSLink 2022 > Version 9.0.0.0

Changed Microsoft Project support

First of all, and as already known from previous major versions of our products, also this new major release changes the support of the connected Microsoft Project systems. TPG PSLink 2022 supports the following Microsoft Project systems:

•Microsoft Project Server 2016

•Microsoft Project Server 2019

•Microsoft Project Server Subscription Edition (NEW!)

•Microsoft Project Online

Important: TPG PSLink 2022 does NOT support Microsoft Project Server 2013 anymore.

New System Requirements

Also the system requirements have changed with this new major release. Now the minimum requirements are:

PSLink Server

•Microsoft Windows 10

•Microsoft Windows 11

•Microsoft Windows Server 2019

•Microsoft Windows Server 2022

•Microsoft .NET Framework 4.8

•Access to an instance of Microsoft SQL Server 2014 or newer

PSLink Client

•Microsoft Windows 10, or

Microsoft Windows 11, or

Microsoft Windows Server 2019, or

Microsoft Windows Server 2022

•Microsoft .NET Framework 4.8

•Microsoft Project Professional/Standard 2016, or Microsoft Project Professional/Standard 2019, or Microsoft Project Professional/Standard 2021, or Microsoft Project Online Desktop Client

Important: TPG PSLink 2022 does NOT support Microsoft Windows Server 2016 anymore.

Licensing

The licensing rules stayed the same. As this is a new major version, licenses of TPG PSLink 2019 and below don't work. When you need to upgrade an existing customer installation, please keep in mind to get new license files.

Action Schema Changes

We removed a few attributes and enumeration values that were only relevant for Project Server 2013 support. These are:

•From CreateNewMSPProject, we removed the templateName configuration option

•From PublishProjects, we removed the publishType and wssUrlExpression configuration options

•From DeleteProjects, we removed the publishedOnly configuration option

•From UpdateCustomFieldDefinition, we removed

oThe OutlineCode enumeration value from customField's dataType configuration option — Please use Text instead

oThe Assignment enumeration value from customField's entityType configuration option as it did not make any sense and always failed anyway

Enhancements

We updated TPG PSLink Studio help to finally contain a list of all properties of supported Microsoft Project entities, including the TaskLink entity. Also, both server-side and client-side property lists are included now.