Jean Rajotte wrote:
i concur that isn't right and that Ian said he'd look into
it.
thats correct. I'm just finishing up fileset references and then I'll
get to it. But yes in the meantime you'll need to add to your path variable.
Ian
meanwhile, to get it to work, you need to be able to find csc
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Does your project specify a
basedir and what is it set to ?
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Now that I think about it, I also agree that the solution task should find
the framework files based on what framework the solution is for. For now,
I'll just keep using a bat file that sets the path before calling nant.
thanks for the help and suggests
~ Paul
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i concur that isn't right and that Ian said he'd look into
it.
meanwhile, to get it to work, you need to be able to find csc.exe on the
PATH, wherever it is.
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Actually, I'll speak up and request that we don't add paths at install.
We should strive to be as "xcopy friendly" as possible requiring little
to know installation. It's fine to have an installer to make it easier
for newcomers, but we need to allow advanced usage. For example, at my
company, we
I created a batch file that set the path and it now works. thanks for your
help. what all do I need in the path? the framework directory and the sdk
directory? anything else?
To the developers, I suggest creating an installer for NAnt to make it
easier for newbies to get started. The installe
it's probably choking on finding csc.exe or vbc.exe. it expects those
on the path.
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My best guess would be that the compiler csc.exe or vbc.exe cannot be
found. Make sure that the framework (1.0 or 1.1 depending on your
project) is in your path.
Sincerely,
Carlo Poli
Macaw
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From: Paul Welter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: maandag 23 juni 2003 20:26
I need some help with the solution task. When I run the build, I get a "The
system cannot find the file specified" error. I'm not sure what I'm doing
wrong as it doesn't tell me what file it can't find. What do I have to have
in the path? Could I be missing something in my path?
The log file
