TargetProcess:Planning 1.0 - README

Thank you for downloading TargetProcess!

TargetProcess:Planning 1.0 is a web-based project management tool 
that powers agile software development processes, 
focusing on Project Planning and Tracking practices. 
TargetProcess supports Extreme Programming and other modern methodologies.



Installing TargetProcess:Planning
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  TargetProcess proven to be working on Windows platform only.
  Requirements:
  RDBSM: MSSQL 2000, MSDE
  OS: Windows 98, NT, 2000, 2003, XP
  Server: IIS 5+ with .NET Framework 1.1
  Browser: Internet Explorer 5.5+

  If you have chosen manual installation, read the install.txt file.


Licensing 
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  Licensing information can be found at http://www.targetprocess.com/license.html.


Home Page:
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  http://www.jetbrains.com


Support
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  Contact us at support@targetprocess.com.


Bug Reporting:
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  Send emails to support@targetprocess.com.


Contacting us:
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  support@targetprocess.com     - Technical support (all products)
  info@targetprocess.com        - Product inquiries and Feature suggestions


Troubleshootings:
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WebChart
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WebChart control created by Carlos webchart@carlosag.net, http://www.carlosag.net/

The solution described below got from WebChart's readme.txt

The way the chart works is rendering the charts into a folder called WebCharts, so, if the folder does not exist, it tries to create it, so it can store the charts there.
One known issue is with Windows XP, and probably Win 2K3, that they do not grant write permission to the folders to the ASPNET account (or Network Service account).
So just to be sure, if the chart is working on the vs.net designer, but it is not working when seeing the actual page:

1) Under your application virtual directory create a folder named WebCharts
2) grant NTFS write permissions to the ASPNET account (be sure not to grant write permissions in the IIS MMC since that could be a security hole).

Try again.

So for example if your virtual directory is named MyApplication and lives in the default dirs.
You would need to create 
C:\inetpub\wwwroot\MyApplication\WebCharts\

And assign read and write permissions to ASPNET account.
