Convert MPP to HTML

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MPP to HTML Conversion with .NET REST API

The Gist shares details on how convert MS Project (MPP) files to HTML , bringing a new level of accessibility and interactivity to your project data. The whole conversion is made easy with Aspose.Tasks Cloud SDK for .NET.

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convert-mpp-to-html.cs

// For more examples, please visit https://github.com/aspose-tasks-cloud/aspose-tasks-cloud-dotnet

// Get client credentials from https://dashboard.aspose.cloud/
string clientSecret = "4d84d5f6584160cbd91dba1fe145db14";
string clientID = "bb959721-5780-4be6-be35-ff5c3a6aa4a2";

// create TasksApi instance
TasksApi tasksApi = new TasksApi(clientSecret, clientID);

// Name of input MPP file
String inputFile = "Home move plan.mpp";
// name of resultant HTML file
String resultant = "resultant.html";

// create MPP file conversion request
var request = new GetTaskDocumentWithFormatRequest();

// specify the input MPP name from cloud storage
request.Name = inputFile;

// set HTML as resultant format
request.Format = ProjectFileFormat.Html;

// If this parameter is true, HTML resources are included as separate files and
// returned along with the resulting HTML file as a zip package.
request.ReturnAsZipArchive = false;

// perform MPP to HTML conversion and return output in stream instance
Stream response = tasksApi.GetTaskDocumentWithFormat(request);

if (response != null)
{
    Console.WriteLine("MS Project file (MPP) successfully converted to HTML !");
}

// custom method to save resultant file on local system drive
saveToDisk(response, resultant);

// Method to save stream content to file on local drive
public static void saveToDisk(Stream responseStream, String resultantFile)
{
    var fileStream = File.Create(resultantFile);
    responseStream.Seek(0, SeekOrigin.Begin);
    responseStream.CopyTo(fileStream);
    fileStream.Close();
}

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