FW: About VSSImporter

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Hi Selcuk:

Yes, I have successfully implement this tool in our Enterprize and could transform 30GB VSS Document Store to SharePoint list by keeping all the previous VSS versions. This application runs on SharePoint API rather that SharePoint Web Services. So, you may have to have the following environment to run this tool.

1. Windows Server 2003 or Recent
2. WSS 3.0 or MOSS 2007
3. Visual Source Safe 2005
4. .NET Framework 2.0

Thanks.

Fazlul



From: Selcuk OZDOGAN <selcuk.ozdogan@gmail.com>
Sent: September 30, 2009 6:59 AM
To: Fazlul.Chowdhury@gmail.com
Subject: About VSSImporter

Hello Md. Fazlul Alam Chowdhury,

I was looking for any helpful tool that imports vss documents to sharepoint,
then i came across with your project. I immediately, download and gave a try.

But unfortunately, i could not execute the tool succesfully.
Firstly i want to ask you, if you have ever tried your tool on windows server 2003 operating system?

My main problem is that, if i run the program on my local pc (win xp), Get Vss Documents functionality
works properly, and downloads them to the specified folder. But not importing them to VSS.

So i thought that this tool must be executed on the server which Sharepoint is running on.
Then i execute the tool on the sharepoint server (windows 2003 server OS). Fill in the form values,
then click Get VSS Items, but then i receive the error: (the strange thing is that, the server is not X64)
I think the following error is about registration about the Interop.SourceSafeTypeLib.DLL. But i am not sure.

"Retrieving the COM class factory for component with CLSID {783CD 4E4-9D54-11CF-B8EE-00608CC9A71F} failed due to the following error: 80040154."

So what would you suggest me to fix this issue.

Additionally, i could not be able to open the source code in both Visual Studio 2005 or 2008.
How can i open the source projects in Visual Studio please?

Thanks for your time,

sincerely,


Selcuk OZDOGAN
Computer Engineer
Ankara, TURKEY

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