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You can always use good old subst to shorten it.
Something like this: subst x:
"c:\reallyreally\long\but fairly\descriptive path\to the
current\project"
This exception seems to come from the runtime
classes, so there isn't much I can think of doing on the nant side to fix it.
On ntfs you can use join points to map one part of
an ntfs drive into a alternate directory structure. Or you can use the linkd
program from the reskit to create hard links in the fs too(or junction from
sysinternals.com). This is all a little hokie, but you are messing with some
very old limitations in windows that are going to be hard to
resolve.
It is also possible that there is a setting
somewhere in the registry to cause the system to use 8.3 path/file names in all
the internal functions (like the ones that fx use). But I have no idea where
this is, or if it exists. I remember something like this in the nt 3.51 days
when the new shell was being introduced, but that is a pretty old memory
:)
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Title: Running NANT - Error - Path Too Long
- [Nant-users] Running NANT - Error - Path Too Long CHOW, MARIE
- Scott Hernandez
