Hi,
can you send some more details about what you are building with Kenneth?
Which source control system are you using? Can you show us your config
details? Are you using NAnt or Dev Studio to build?
Let us know, someone will be happy to help! :-)
Nick.
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I don't know if this is an issue, but we don't use an absolute path to
the solution file.
So instead of
D:\Inetpub\health.lefebvre.us\PA.DOH.BHS.Surveys.sln
we would use:
PA.DOH.BHS.Surveys.sln
The reason is, that draco checks out the files to a temporary location.
If you specify an absolute path,
Thanks for your help... I changed my config to use just the solution
file name; the reasons make sense to me.
However, that didn't solve the problem. Just to make sure that
security wasn't an issue, I switched the Draco service to run
as me instead of the Local System account. That didn't make any
I ought to take a good luck at what we are doing at work. We have a web
solution as par tof our main build, and use NAnt. However we run an exec
task and run DevStudio off the commandline effectively, which would result
in something like:
devenv.exe solution.sln Debug
We make it a habit of setti
Hi Kenneth,
I have been looking at this and cannot see anything immediatly obvious that could be
wrong. Running
Draco here locally on a web solution all works fine. Maybe someone else has seen this
problem
before? I will take a look at the problem later today on my own build server, to see
if
In the draco config file, you specifiy which branch draco will checkout
by adding a element as a child of the element.
...
v1_0-maintain
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From: Morris, Jason [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, August 13, 2003 1:49 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Draco
Is it possible to tell Draco to build from a branch instead of the HEAD?
Draco would then fetch that branch's version of all files to do the
build.
I just had my first need to do a branch from a previous tagged spot in
CVS, but I want to kick off a build from this branch.
I did some searching, b
Oh sure...
The relevant portions of my draco.exe.config file are shown below
(everything else is still at the defaults):
PA.DOH.BHS.Surveys
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D:\Inetpub\health.lefebvre.us\Builds
Hi Vincent,
That sounds like the problem actually. I hadnt noticed it when looking at the config
Kenneth sent,
but it is definitely the right answer (I think! ;-) I have been working in that area,
and it is
clear the absolute path will break the way the whole build process works.
Thanks for
Can you tell us what the fake registry key was you created?
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> Subject: Re: [Draconet-users] Getting started
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> Actual
I've been working in the area and I am on the cusp of making it work. But
it seems to me a key part of it is for the 'newly checked out' version of
your source code is not going to be where IIS is expecting it.
If you peek inside your solution file you'll see something like:
Project("{FAE04EC0-3
I've got everything working, now, but it won't build my web project.
I don't get any error, but the build results that show up in my email look
like this:
Unable to open Web project '/'. The Web '/' located on server
'http://health.lefebvre.us' does not exist.
Invalid window handle. -
I found it with the help of RegMon...
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I just copied the @InstallDir from my 7.1 key into the 7.0 key and Draco
started working...
Thanks for putting me on the right path!
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