[Nant-users] FW: nunit2 and config file probe path

Apologies - having trawled the source I've just found the appconfig attribute which doesn't appear to be documented as yet?? Adding: appconfig="${nant.project.basedir}/${build.dir}/${component-filename}.config " ..appears to solve my problem. If you don't specify this attribute shouldn't nunit2

[Nant-users] nunit2 and config file probe path

I've recently upgraded to NAnt 0.8.2 and have seen a change in behaviour with the nunit2 task. My build file contains: The component assembly being tested has an app.config file which also specifies an additional probe path for dependent assemblies: When

[Nant-users] Problem with the task

Hi all, There is a problem with the task. To produce a Formattings Object (FO) file, I've written a task like this: If you give a look at the generated mydocument.fo file, only the first output line generated by xsltproc is there... the rest is lost. This is just an example; I stated the same

Re: [Nant-users] Licensing issue

Hi, Sascha Andres wrote on 29.05.2003 (13:15): > This turns out fully functional, but if I try to use this > tip when building to another directory then the > sourcedirectory, it blows up... I had a typo. I created a Sample.exe.linceses file which cannot function as a license. After correcting thi

Re: [Nant-users] Licensing issue

Hi, in a sample I got from devcomponents.com they put all the code and a compile bat in one dir. The license.licx file looks like this: DevComponents.DotNetBar.DotNetBarManager, DevComponents.DotNetBar The lc call in the compile.bat they provided looks like this: \lc.exe /target:WindowsApplic

Re: [Nant-users] Licensing issue

Hi, Am 28.05.2003 (15:17) schrieb Swann, Eric: > I'm also struggling with this same issue. If anybody figures out how to > make this work, please let us know. > [...] I got the answer from devcomponents.com to copy the dll in the same directory as lc.exe. Well, it did not help me (when compiling

RE: [Nant-users] Nant newbie

Thanks Ian! This is what I was looking for. Daniel -Original Message- From: Ian MacLean [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, May 29, 2003 1:19 AM To: Daniel Nguyen Cc: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' Subject: Re: [Nant-users] Nant newbie Daniel, there is no book dedicted to Nant right now.

RE: [Nant-users] Task parameters inconsistent

Title: Message The cl task always uses the -c option which compiles an object file into the "outputdir" specified. It doesn't do the link step for you.   - Ants "Still working on the dependency checking for cl" -Original Message-From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTE

Re: [Nant-users] Nant newbie

Daniel, there is no book dedicted to Nant right now. There are a couple for Ant which are relatively applicable - ie the concepts are all pretty similar even if the syntax isn't always identical. there is a list of links to nant articles at http://nant.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/NAntUsage

[Nant-users] Nant newbie

Hi,   Does anyone know if there any Nant book available out there on the market like Ant for instance?  I'm very new to Nant and want to implement it to our nightly builds.  But I found only document comes with Nant.  I wonder if there is any Nant book out there other than the one comes w

[Nant-users] using devenv instead of csc

Hi, We have just started using Nant as part of our automatic build. We started writing Nant scripts to call csc but find this a bit tedious since it duplicates what is already in the project files. I have just discovered how to call devenv.exe to build a project saving us a lot of typing! Is th

[Nant-users] Task parameters inconsistent

Title: Task parameters inconsistent Why are the parameters for csc and cl inconsistent? I noticed that csc has a parameter "output" while cl has a parameter "outputdir". These appear to be equivalent. This would be easier to use if there was one consistent list of parameters. Steve Hickman   

RE: [Nant-users] Licensing issue

I'm also struggling with this same issue. If anybody figures out how to make this work, please let us know. Thanks, Eric Swann Technical Architect IronRhino Inc. -Original Message- From: Sascha Andres [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, May 28, 2003 3:05 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: [Nant-users] Licensing issue

Hi, Am 28.05.2003 (13:42) schrieb James Texter: > Here is my license task(watch for word wrap). One thing to note is that > I get no errors, it just doesn't seem to get embedded into the EXE. > I've tried adding in SampleApp.exe.licenses as a source, a reference, a > resource, and a module. Each

RE: [Nant-users] Licensing issue

Here is my license task(watch for word wrap). One thing to note is that I get no errors, it just doesn't seem to get embedded into the EXE. I've tried adding in SampleApp.exe.licenses as a source, a reference, a resource, and a module. Each time I try to add it in, I get compiler errors.

Re: [Nant-users] Licensing issue

Hello, James Texter schrieb am 28.05.2003 (11:16): >have gotten stuck with it. I have the task creating a >.license file, but what do I do with it after that? Is anyone else >using this particular 3^rd party component? If so, how did you get >around this? Any help is greatly ap

[Nant-users] Licensing issue

I have an application in C# that utilizes the DevComponents DotNetBar control.  I have put together a NANT build file which builds the file just fine, but apparently the control does a runtime licensing check, and when I compile my app with NANT, I get a nag screen saying the component isn’