you need to edit your nant.exe.config file and change this line:
defaultframework="net-1.0" to
defaultframework="net-1.1"
Ian
Hello all. I finally got slingshot to create a build file from my .sln
and nant to do the correct build on my local workstation (with VS.net
installed).
Now, howev
Title: Message
Tom,
I don't have DocBook stylesheets installed locally
on my machine. I use directly the ones at
http://docbook.sourceforge.net/release/xsl/current.
If I'm right, the problem doesn't come from the
stylesheets.
The problem comes from the fact that DocBook
documents
need to
Hi,
I think you have to change the default framework in your nant.exe.config
file. It should read this:
out of the box. To specify the net-1.1 framework just change that line
to this:
Hope that helps.
Clayton
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From: Monte Kal
Title: Message
Hello all. I finally got slingshot
to create a build file from my .sln and nant to do the correct build on my
local workstation (with VS.net
installed).
Now, however, when I ported this to a build
server, I'm receiving the error below. I have installed the .NET Framework
Just an FYI on this topic:
I have quite recently tried to get the VSSGet with Label functionality to
work and have had problems. I have the syntax right and don't get any build
failures. When I request a specific label of a VSS project it seems to
ignore it. The docs say you can specify a label
docbook.xsl (actually a bunch of inter-dependent xsl's) is quite large, so I
cannot post it.
You can get it from:
http://docbook.sourceforge.net/projects/xsl/
xml file can be anything simple, even:
===
ttt
ttt
sss
===
Title: RE: [Nant-users] docbook.xsl and nant
Ian,
The problem is that NAnt uses a not-validating XML reader
(see StyleTask.cs at line 240), while DocBook requires a
validating XML reader. As already discussed, the idea would
be to add a new property to the
Gius,
Are you sure about that ? Have you tried a simple .net app using the
system.xml.dll xslt processor ? It may be that docbook.xsl is using
constructs and/or extensions not supported by the .net processor.
Jarek,
could you post a copy of your xml file and docbook.xsl so I can take a
closer l
Title: RE: [Nant-users] docbook.xsl and nant
Jaroslaw,
That doesn't work, since NAnt uses a not-validating XSLT processor.
We should modify this somewhere in the future (StyleTask.cs), but
right now, you have to relay to an external XSLT processor.
Gius_.
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