Chris Taylor wrote:

Alright, so my whole big issue from earlier.  Solved.  but not without
hours of torment.

The problem was within Gordon's XSLT which did not account for the
<Imports><Import namespace="....dll" /></Imports>.  So I modded the
file and added templates for Imports and Import to work the with the
vbc task.

Still wouldn't compile!  But, I'm getting different errors, like it
instantly can't find the namespaces.  Hmm, thats odd.  I start looking
at the examples a bit more, and notice none of the others are using
"frompath" attribute.  I figure what the hey, I'll remove it from the
references template and give it a shot.



thats right - you shouldn't need to use frompath for system references - NAnt will find them based on the current target framework.

Low and behold!  Successful build through cc.net and my DLL is in
place!  Woot!

So now, I have a single bootstrapper file that all I do is copy it to
my cvs checkout directory under my build folder and make a copy of the
project in my ccnet config file and a single paramter, and boom!  New
Project ready to go!

Anyways, if anyone wants to check out these files let me know, maybe
it can help you out or you can tell me if I'm missing something. Regardless thanks to Gordon for doing all the legwork on this one!




It would be good if you could post your updated VsConvert.xsl file. Gordons latest version is in NAntContrib cvs - it would be nice to add any fixes to that version.


Ian



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