Library that provides facilities to allow project information to be manipulated in Java and .Net. Supports a range of data formats: Microsoft Project Exchange (MPX), Microsoft Project (MPP,MPT), Microsoft Project Data Interchange (MSPDI XML), Microsoft Project Database (MPD), Planner (XML), Primavera (PM XML, XER, and database), Asta Powerproject (PP, MDB), Asta Easyplan (PP), Phoenix Project Manager (PPX), FastTrack Schedule (FTS), and the Standard Data Exchange Format (SDEF).
Welcome to MPXJ! This library enables you to read project plans (sometimes known as schedules or programmes) from a variety of file formats and databases, and can also write that information to a variety of file formats.
The library is based on data structures which follow the way schedule data is represented by Microsoft Project, extended to accommodate features and concepts from other applications.
Work to build and maintain MPXJ is kindly supported by my sponsors:
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MPXJ can read file formats including MPX, MPP, MSPDI, MPD, Planner, Primavera P6 PMXML and XER, Primavera P3, SureTrak, Asta Powerproject, Asta Easyplan, Phoenix, Fasttrack, GanttProject, TurboProject, ConceptDraw PROJECT, Synchro, Gantt Designer, SDEF, Sage 100 Contractor Schedule Grid, Project Commander and Deltek Open Plan BK3.
MPXJ can also write schedule data as MPX, MSPDI, PMXML, XER, Planner and SDEF files.
More details of the supported file formats can be found here.
MPXJ is written and maintained in Java, however this is no barrier to using its functionality in other languages. Thanks to IKVM, MPXJ is available for .Net, allowing it to be used from any .Net language.
There is also now a Ruby Gem which provides native Ruby access to read from schedule files using MPXJ, and a Python package which wraps the Java library to provide full read/write access to schedule files.
You may be able to leverage MPXJ from other languages too, for example the PHP/Java Bridge can be used to expose the complete MPXJ API in PHP.
Having problems? Need support? All the details you need can be found on the support page.
Using MPXJ successfully somewhere? I'd love to hear from you about your experiences. Do tell me what's missing or what could be better - I can use this feedback to guide future development work. It would also be great to add a link to your website from the MPXJ users page.
Finally, if you're deriving value from MPXJ, please consider sponsoring me to ensure I can continue enhancing and maintaining the library. Thank you!
MPXJ is distributed under the terms of the GNU LGPL a copy of which can be found in the root of the distribution. Please read this license carefully! It will cost you nothing to use MPXJ commercially or non-commercially, but you must comply with the terms of the license.
Please see the legal folder within the distribution for details of the licences for the third party libraries used by MPXJ.
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Library that provides facilities to allow project information to be manipulated in Java and .Net. Supports a range of data formats: Microsoft Project Exchange (MPX), Microsoft Project (MPP,MPT), Microsoft Project Data Interchange (MSPDI XML), Microsoft Project Database (MPD), Planner (XML), Primavera (PM XML, XER, and database), Asta Powerproject (PP, MDB), Asta Easyplan (PP), Phoenix Project Manager (PPX), FastTrack Schedule (FTS), and the Standard Data Exchange Format (SDEF).
We found that net.sf.mpxj:mpxj demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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