Thats seems like the place to put it.We would have to move NAntContrib's <regasm> task to NAnt for this purpose ... This was part of our "release plan" anyway (http://nant.sourceforge.net/releaseplan.html)
The question is :
- do we add the task to NAnt.Win32 and reference this assembly from
NAnt.VSNet ?
Not necessarily - it would only fail when you came to call regasm and it doesn't exist. That doesn't make the whole task win32 only.This would cause the <solution> task to be win32-only, well it doesn't work on Mono anyway right now, so we could consider this ?
Don't think so. Regasm is always going to be win32 only- do we add it to NAnt.DotNet ? That means there would be tasks in NAnt.DotNet that only work on win32 (both compile on all platforms) ...
Why go to all that trouble ? Why not just do a platform test at runtime and if its not win32 then throw an exception if the project contains com registration information.- do we add it to NAnt.Win32, and add interfaces for these tasks to NAnt.DotNet (or NAnt.Core), have these tasks implement these interfaces and have the solution task use reflection to instantiate these tasks at runtime and cast them to its corresponding interface, and ofcourse degrade gracefully when the task cannot be instantiated (meaning the NAnt.Win32 assembly is not available)
Ian
What do you think ?
Gert
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deliverThats right Alex, You can find examples of calling tasks from other tasks in : nant\src\NAnt.VSNet\Resource.cs and nant\src\NAnt.VSNet\VcProject.cs
Ian
ALEX SUDAKOV wrote:
Ian, Gert,
thank you for the reply.
Calling regasm "manually" would undermine "interoperability" with VS, what is a very nice and convenient thing to have. I can try to add this feature, though. The idea should be to recognize "RegisterforCOMInterop" setting in the VS solution file and call REGASM task from within "Project" class as appropriate, right?
Thanks,
Alex
--- Ian MacLean <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
http://nantcontrib.sourceforge.net/nightly/help/tasks/regasm.htmlIn the meantime you can use the regasm task [1] to manually register assemblies for use from COM. Ian
[1]
Gert Driesen wrote:-------------------------------------------------------
Alex,report and attach a
This is not supported right now. Please file a bug
repro for this.requires
Thanks,
Gert
----- Original Message ----- From: "ALEX SUDAKOV" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: [Nant-users] ComInterop
Hello!
I'm trying to build VS2003 cs project, which
assemblyCOM registration of the results, using <solution> task.
Everything builds fine with one exception:
isdoes not get registered correctly.
Am I doing something wrong, or, COM registration
Softwarenot yet supported by the <solution> task?-------------------------------------------------------
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