Hi,
Apologies if this is something I'm misunderstanding, but I've not come
across an answer in the mail archives. This may also be a little over-long,
but I want to make sure I give as much info as possible.
We're looking to move towards continuous integration and I'm working on
getting CruiseControl.NET working with SourceSafe and Nant to automatically
build libraries and web projects.
My build file so far creates a directory for the solution's projects, and
then gets each project, using the same path information as with VSS. Our VSS
tree looks slightly different to normal, with the tree being constructed
around categories (rather than projects). So, for instance:
$/Sites
$/Libraries
$/Solutions
And then within those are the libraries for the various controls etc. used
in this project.
As I mentioned, I've successfully set each project up to be retrieved from
SourceSafe as follows (Xyz being the name of the overall solution):
<target name="get" depends="clean">
<vssget
user="paul.ingles"
password=""
localpath="Xyz\Libraries\CentaurNet\CentaurNet.Web.Controls\1.0.0"
recursive="true"
replace="true"
writable="false"
dbpath="\\machine\sourcesafe"
path="$/Libraries/CentaurNet/CentaurNet.Web.Controls/1.0.0"
/>
Eventually, this means a structure such as:
C:\Builds\Xyz\Libraries\CentaurNet\CentaurNet.Web.Controls\1.0.0
...
Most projects are dependent upon other projects for binaries, and to ensure
relative paths are retained, the structure is identical to that which is
used by Visual Studio (which builds fine).
Overall, the solution file is stored in C:\Builds\Xyz\Solutions\Xyz\Xyz.sln,
and this is referenced inside the target element as follows:
<target name="build" depends="get">
<solution configuration="debug"
solutionfile="Xyz\Solutions\Xyz\0.3.0\Xyz 0.3.0.sln">
</solution>
</target>
Upon running the build, it does build the structure fine and gets on to
building. It then reports a failed build when it can't reference the
System.Web.Dll needed by the first project:
---------
build:
[solution] Starting solution build.
[solution] Building CentaurNet.Web.Controls [debug]...
[copy] Copying 6 files to
C:\BUILDS\Xyz\Libraries\CentaurNet\CentaurNet.Web.Controls\1.0.0\bin\Debug\.
BUILD FAILED
Couldn't find referenced assembly 'C:\BUILDS\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framew
ork\v1.1.4322\System.Web.dll'.
Total time: 43.8 seconds.
---------
Should the System.Web.Dll reference not be obtained through the GAC? If not,
is it necessary to explicitly add the path to the .NET Framework assemblies?
Thanks for reading this far!
Regards,
Paul
--
Paul Ingles
Developer
CentaurNet
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