Integrate easily PlanningPME to your data system
Target Skills put at your disposal the Object model of PlanningPME located on the complement COM PlanningPME.dll that can be used in most of developing tools.
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| Object |
Utilisation |
| Application |
Parent object of all objects |
| Task |
Task |
| Unavailability |
Unavailability |
| Customer |
Client |
| Equipment |
Equipment linked to the client |
| Resource |
Human or material resource or "To plan" resource part of a department |
| Department |
Department |
| Project |
Project |
| DoTask |
Assign a task to a resource, a client, a project, an equipment |
| DoUnavailability |
Assign an unavailability to a resource |
| Tasks, Unavailabilities, Customer, Equipment,
Resource, Department, Project, DoTask, DoUnavailabilities
: represent the collections of the related objects |
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To work with objects of the object model, you must first declare a variable object and establish a reference to the object you want to work with.
Once you established a reference to the object, you can work with its properties, methods or events.
Dim pp As PlanningPME.Application
Set pp = New PlanningPME.Application
You can also use a function CreateObject with a variable object declared as type Object to initialize a variable Object late.
As an example:
Dim pp As Object
Set pp = CreateObject("PlanningPME.Application")
Dim r As Resource
Set r = pp.CreateItem(PpResource)
r.Label = "new Resource"
r.Type = PpResourceHuman
r.Save
Set r = Nothing
Set pp = nothing
Download the example Visual Basic
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