Mapping Multiple Team Project Collections to an Instance of PWAįor each instance of PWA that you have registered, you can map a project collection that is defined on the application-tier server with which it is registered. In addition, the instance is updated with the custom fields and lookup tables that integration requires. When you register an instance, Team Foundation Server is updated with the information about the instance. For more information, see System and setup requirements.
However, if your Project Server deployment consists of multiple instances of PWA that must connect to Team Foundation Server, you can register each instance, as the following illustration shows:īefore you register an instance, you must install the required software on each application-tier server that hosts Project Server and each application-tier server for Team Foundation that will participate in data synchronization.
The most common configuration will be the mapping of a single PWA to a single deployment of Team Foundation Server. You can register multiple instances of PWA to a single deployment of Team Foundation Server. Mapping Multiple Instances of PWA to Team Foundation Server For more information, see Customize the field mapping and Specify work item types.
You map only fields in Team Foundation to fields in Project Server whose data you want to synchronize, and you map types of work items that you want to synchronize with tasks in a project plan. You define how fields are mapped for a collection and which types of work items can be synchronized for a project. In addition to the mappings that this topic describes, you can also define how fields and types of work items participate in data synchronization. You can register multiple instances of Project Web Access or Project Web App (PWA) to TFS, and you can map multiple project collections to an instance of PWA.įor an end-to-end overview of how to integrate these products, see Configure TFS-Project Server integration. Each association that you define adds software logic and processes to support the data synchronization between the two servers. You define each point of integration by defining the association or mappings between server products, project plans, and projects. If you upgrade to TFS 2017 or want to use a third party option, see Synchronize TFS with Project Server.īefore you can synchronize data between Visual Studio Team Foundation Server (TFS) and Microsoft Project Server, you must first configure several points of integration between the two server products. TFS 2017 and later versions no longer support native integration with Microsoft Project Server.
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