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| A Project Web Service call ReadProjectStatus() returns an empty project list. I have set the permission "View Project Center" already, and permission "Open project" is required only if the first one is not set. It works as expected on Admin and Project owner but empty on Team Member. Any ideas please.... |
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If your present state is close to the default security, I would start by adding the Team Members group to the My Organization category and grant them the ViewProjectCenter permission there. I think your issue lies in your security configuration.
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| Okay. What service packs/hotfixes are you running?
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| You need to install at least SP1, if not the Post-SP1 hotfix. There were a huge number of fixes to the PSI in both, and while I don't see your issue specifically mentioned in the summaries, that doesn't mean it wasn't fixed. Microsoft hasn't been doing a really great job of being super-specific about the fixes (though they never really are).
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