On Mon, 03 Mar 2003 Wayne Allen wrote :
Hi Saravana,
You need to make sure the C# compiler (csc.exe) is in you PATH.
The easiest
way to do this is to start the command prompt from the VS.NET
command line
shortcut. Otherwise csc.exe is located at
"C:\WINNT\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v1.0.3705\" on
I need to create a
web service based build tool for my company. I have already done the VB6 /
C++6 side of the equation, painfully and using quite a brutal
method.
I need now to add
.NET projects to my autobuild web service. Can I use the NAnt code directly from
my .NET web service to com
Pram,
You probably want somthing like
which will recurse down your source tree.
Add excludes tags if there are source files that you do *not* want to
compile.
Ian
Is it possible to specify a recursive compiliation target? I've had a look
through the mailing lists and the source an I can't see a
You can get the same affect using a file spec of '**/*.cs', e.g:
Regards
Darren
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Is it poss
Is it possible to specify a recursive compiliation target? I've had a look
through the mailing lists and the source an I can't see any way of doing
this.
I've currently got a task that looks like
