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From: Alejandro on 7 May 2010 12:59
What i need is to make that the Project Web site look part on the existing
sharepoint, adding as a new tab, i added a new tab but when im trying to
access it, but it didnt work because is showing me the PWA site without the
other tabs, when you are telling me i need to set up the Portal Site that it
mean i need the Sharepoint Portal? i used SharePoint 2007, but not the portal
edition.

"Andrew Lavinsky" wrote:

> PWA, by its very nature is its own site collection. I am a bit confused
> however, is your goal to have a URL of:
>
> http://localhost:83/projectserv/PWA
>
> or http://localhost:83/PWA
>
> When you provision the site from the SSP, just choose http://localhost:83
> as your Web App, and you should be fine. That will create the following:
> http://localhost:83/PWA
>
> If you want to make PWA look like it's part of http://localhost:83, you need
> to go into Site Actions > Site Settings and add the appropriate tabs to the
> Top Link Bar, then set the breadcrumbs appropriately using the Portal Site
> Connection option under Site Administration.
>
>
> - Andrew Lavinsky
> Blog: http://blogs.catapultsystems.com/epm
>
> > Hello all,
> >
> > I have the following scenario:
> > I have created a new Project web Access in this location
> > http://localhost:83/projectserv , i have a sharepoint site as
> > http://localhost:83 I would like to add the PWA as a section on th
> > sharepoint
> > site.I try to create a new site on the sharepoint site and change the
> > link
> > pointing to the PWA and is not enough because it take me to the main
> > PWA.
> > Thanks in advance
> >
>
>
> .
>
From: Andrew Lavinsky on 7 May 2010 13:23
You have to manually create the tabs in PWA so that they look like the other
site. I believe the Portal feature is indeed in WSS. Here's a blog about
the topic:

http://blog.gavin-adams.com/2007/07/02/when-to-use-the-portal-site-connection/

You have to ensure that you're at the site collection level though.


- Andrew Lavinsky
Blog: http://blogs.catapultsystems.com/epm

> What i need is to make that the Project Web site look part on the
> existing sharepoint, adding as a new tab, i added a new tab but when
> im trying to access it, but it didnt work because is showing me the
> PWA site without the other tabs, when you are telling me i need to set
> up the Portal Site that it mean i need the Sharepoint Portal? i used
> SharePoint 2007, but not the portal edition.
>
> "Andrew Lavinsky" wrote:
>
>> PWA, by its very nature is its own site collection. I am a bit
>> confused however, is your goal to have a URL of:
>>
>> http://localhost:83/projectserv/PWA
>>
>> or http://localhost:83/PWA
>>
>> When you provision the site from the SSP, just choose
>> http://localhost:83 as your Web App, and you should be fine. That
>> will create the following: http://localhost:83/PWA
>>
>> If you want to make PWA look like it's part of http://localhost:83,
>> you need to go into Site Actions > Site Settings and add the
>> appropriate tabs to the Top Link Bar, then set the breadcrumbs
>> appropriately using the Portal Site Connection option under Site
>> Administration.
>>
>> - Andrew Lavinsky
>> Blog: http://blogs.catapultsystems.com/epm
>>> Hello all,
>>>
>>> I have the following scenario:
>>> I have created a new Project web Access in this location
>>> http://localhost:83/projectserv , i have a sharepoint site as
>>> http://localhost:83 I would like to add the PWA as a section on th
>>> sharepoint
>>> site.I try to create a new site on the sharepoint site and change
>>> the
>>> link
>>> pointing to the PWA and is not enough because it take me to the main
>>> PWA.
>>> Thanks in advance
>> .
>>


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