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RE: [Nant-users] RE: WebDAV and permissions for solution task

2003-07-09 Thread Bernard Vander Beken
Hello Matthew, For more info on Web Projects, see http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/vbcon/html/vbconintroductiontowe bprojects.asp The mapping problem could be solved by letting the user of the solution task specify the mappings. This is an easy approach that is used in Slingshot. Example

Re: [Nant-users] RE: WebDAV and permissions for solution task

2003-07-09 Thread Matthew Mastracci
Ahh... How does VS.NET get the mapping from IIS path to file share? I would love to know. :) I've had so many problems with an auto-build system when the web share wasn't properly set up, etc. From running Etherial traces while opening/compiling an ASP.NET trace, I got the impression that

RE: [Nant-users] RE: WebDAV and permissions for solution task

2003-07-09 Thread Bernard Vander Beken
Hello Matthew, While it is true that VS.NET can use FrontPage extensions to do this, another way is to use file shares. This access mode tends to be faster and (obviously) does not require to have FrontPage extensions installed. This is an option when creating a new project, and can be checked in

[Nant-users] RE: WebDAV and permissions for solution task

2003-07-09 Thread Matthew Mastracci
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Matt, Thank you for your reply. Unfortunately, I'm even more confused now. The .sln file points to http://localhost/blah/blah.csproj yet VS.NET is able to resolve all this and compile just fine, without any extra steps to enable WebDAV write access and source access. Ther

RE: [Nant-users] Odd compilation problem using .NET Framework 1.0

2003-07-09 Thread Kenton Price
Scrub this - it was my mistake. Looks like I typo'd a source filename somehow and it wasn't being thrown out. Is there a way of getting to throw an error in the case when source files are missing, instead of just compiling the ones it does find and carrying on as if nothing was wrong?

[Nant-users] Odd compilation problem using .NET Framework 1.0

2003-07-09 Thread Kenton Price
Hi I've got a prob with a DLL that NAnt 0.8.2 compiles on a machine that has .NET Framework 1.0 on it, not 1.1. In short: - it fails if I have a reference to the NAnt-compiled version of this DLL when compiling another DLL - it works if I have a reference to the VS.NET-compiled version of thi

RE: [Nant-users] Conditional Actions on build failure

2003-07-09 Thread Lorphelin Yves
Title: [Nant-users] Conditional Actions on build failure Hi again,   If your problem is the following: sending the test results in case of filure of the test, you could do is the following: let all your unit test runnen with the "failonerror" false, let the nunit task gather all informatio

RE: [Nant-users] Conditional Actions on build failure

2003-07-09 Thread Lorphelin Yves
Title: [Nant-users] Conditional Actions on build failure Hi david, I think the problem is the following I dont think you can set properties in the nunit2 task;             fork="true"/>    try changing to this