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Bob,
What version are you running ? What messages do you get ?
OK it looks like there is a problem with the way we're generating
prefixes for embedded resources. Assuming you've got the latest NAnt -
if you open the dll it built with ildasm and look in the manifest
section you will see somthing
I am working on a build process for 3 web UIs and 5 web
services all written in C#. When I try to compile them using Nant’s
csc task, the resources fail to embed correctly. Has anyone tried this
and could offer some help?
Sample Nant task that does NOT work:
Griffin,
just change to . Target is just passed thru to the /t flag
Ian
Caprio, Griffin wrote:
Ok, I figured out the command switch to make the console disappear. It's
/t:winexe. Does anyone know how to turn this on? Here is my target:
depends="init">
debug="${debug}" >
In the docs for NAnt, it says only "library" and "exe" are valid values for
the target attribute, but that worked! Maybe the docs should be updated?
Thanks!
-Griffin
-Original Message-
From: Andy Hopper [mailto:ahopper@;acrionline.org]
Sent: Friday, October 11, 2002 3:28 PM
To: Caprio,
change target="exe" to target="winexe"?
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From: "Caprio, Griffin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, October 11, 2002 4:09 PM
Subject: RE: [Nant-users] Ghost console window in forms application?
> Ok, I figured out the command switch to make
target="exe" does a console app
target="winexe" does a winforms app I believe
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Shouldn't this do the trick?
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-Andy Hopper
-Original Message-
From: Caprio, Griffin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, October 11, 2002 4:09 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [Nant-users] Ghost console window in forms application?
Ok, I figured out the c
Ok, I figured out the command switch to make the console disappear. It's
/t:winexe. Does anyone know how to turn this on? Here is my target:
Does anyone know what would make a console window pop-up in the background
of a windows forms app?
Here is the situation:
I have a windows application that compiles and runs just fine when compiled
from VS.NET. When I try to do the same with NAnt, it builds fine, but I get
a console window in
Hi Ian,
Ian MacLean wrote:
> Yes this work is in progress although it hasn't yet been checked in.
> It should be in soon. The sourcecode for NUnitCore.dll is available
> from the NUnit site at
> http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=10749&release_id=76941.
Thank you - this
Francis Norton wrote:
> We have a bundle of NUnit 2 test cases and I'd like to run them via
> the NAnt NUnit task, but this seems to expect them to be written
> inheritence style, rather than attribute style.
Yes. Right now its still using NUnit 1.x
>
> Is there any plan to go over to NUni
We have a bundle of NUnit 2 test cases and I'd like to run them via the
NAnt NUnit task, but this seems to expect them to be written inheritence
style, rather than attribute style.
Is there any plan to go over to NUnit 2? Alternatively, is the source
code for NUnitCore.dll available somewhere,
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