Update an existing Project and replace the values of fields specified.
A Project is a collection of Tasks that contributes towards a goal. Within a Project, Tasks represent individual items of work that team members must complete. The sum total of Tasks within a Project represents the work to be completed for that Project.
Multiple users can be working on data at the same time. When you call an API to update an object, this call is converted into a Changeset that is then applied sequentially. You can use RetrieveChangeset to see the status of an individual Changeset.
The unique identifier of the Project to update
The name of the calling system passed along as a header parameter
The name of the Project.
An optional description of the Project
The target planned completion date for this Project, or null if one has not been selected. This value can be updated in the Project Settings page or the Portfolio Project page within the application.
To move this Project into a ProjectFolder, set this to the unique identifier of the ProjectFolder.
To assign this Project to a ProjectCustomer, set this to the unique identifier of the ProjectCustomer.
If set to an empty guid the Project will be unassigned from the current ProjectCustomer.
To assign this Project to a ProjectManager, set this to the unique identifier of the ProjectManager.
To set the ChargeCode for this Project, set this to the unique identifier of the ChargeCode to use for this Project.
To change the ProjectStatus of this Project, set this to the unique identifier of the ProjectStatus.
To change the ProjectPriority of this Project, set this to the unique identifier of the ProjectPriority.
To change the hourly rate of this Project, set this to the new amount.
To change the budget of this Project, set this to the new amount.
To update the Project’s status text, set this to the new status text.
Mark this project as favorite for the logged in user.
Success
If the API call failed, this will contain information about the error that occurred.
True if the API call succeeded; false otherwise.
True if the API call failed.
The HTTP code of the response.