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I think you are using COM dlls in your project and they are referenced in the project.
You need to include the path of tlbimp.exe from .NET 1.1 SDK folder to the PATH environment variable.
NANT will see the reference of COM dlls in your project and uses TLBIMP.exe to convert the dlls to interop assemblies.
 
See the following posting on nant users :
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Lori Kettwig
Sent: Tuesday, February 17, 2004 4:02 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Cc: Jason Heinz
Subject: [Nant-users] question about solution tag

I am having some difficulty using the solution tag.  I have the following build file:

 

<project name="REOCodewagon" default="build">

            <property name="basedir" value="\CODEWAGON\REOCodewagon\REOCodewagon\REOCodewagon" />

            <property name="nant.settings.defaultframework" value="1.1.4322" />

            <property name="nant.settings.defaultframework.frameworkdirectory" value="\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v1.1.4322" />

            <property name="outputdir" value="bin\Release" />

            <property name="lldir" value="${basedir}\Tools\LLBLGen" />

            <property name="nunitdir" value="${basedir}\Tools\Nunit" />

            <property name="wwwdir" value="\Inetpub\wwwroot" />

            <target name="REO" outputdir="${outputdir}">

                        <solution configuration="debug" solutionfile="${basedir}\REOCodewagon.sln">

                        </solution>

            </target>

            <target name="build">

                        <mkdir dir="${outputdir}" />

                        <call target="REO" />

            </target>

</project>

 

However, I always get the same error: Project with GUID '{B5AE98C4-9CB0-4875-BE48-02E14FE7D76A}' must be included for

the build to work.  I believe this is a reference to two dll's we have referenced from our project files.  These dll's are for LLBLGEN and probably won't be picked up in the normal way.  We have them

referenced as files and not through a project. 

 

Is there a way to reference these dll's in the solution without referencing them through a project?  I can find a tag that will allow me to do this?

 

Thanks.

 

Lori Kettwig
Software Application Developer | eBags.com
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phone: 303-967-2215
fax: 303-694-9491

 
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