Mike,
I'm also using Nant v0.8.3 rc2, VSS v6.0d, but didn't have the same problem
you ran into with/without *version* attribute. Just a shot in the dark --
have you try without the version attribute and let it get the latest version
to see if it would work?
daniel
-Original Message-
Fr
Willem,
Another way to do this would be to use named filesets. As below
...
right now now there is no way to add to a fileset once its been defined
or conditionally add includes the way you are trying to do.
Ian
I would like to include source f
Keith,
What errors are you getting ? The fileset child element is called
'resources' so you would use it like:
all .resx files will generate a .resources file of the same name in the
specified output directory.
I'm adding an example using filesets to ResgenT
I would like to include source files, depending on property values:
I have two properties, one is named "SWF" and another is named "GTK"
Before I call the compile target, I set either one of them to true.
When I run a project, I get a message that only one file [main.cs] was included, and
because
Title: resgen with fileset
I'm having trouble getting the resgen task to work with a fileset. Can someone provide an example? Are there other attributes of the resgen task required when using the fileset?
Thanks,
Keith Farris
MRE Consulting
LCR ext 3014
cell phone 713-398-5170
Working with nant 0.8.3 rc2 and the NAnContrib version included and VSS
6.0c, this works for me, with and without the version attribute specified.
Nick
From: Michael Dang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: brian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [Nant-users] VSSGet and subprojects questi
Yup, I'm sure the label is applied correctly. I even gave it a new
label.
I tried the VSS command line and it got everything I wanted
recursively. Therefore, it must be the VSSGet task with version = to
a label that fails to get all the subprojects within the designated
Path attribute.
Anyone g
Title: Message
None of that happens automatically. ASP.NET manages
this for web apps. The .NET Framework has the ability to do this for other
apps as well, but you have to write some code to make it happen when you create
a new appdomain. By default, .NET assembly DLLs are locked while the
Yeah. I mentioned that on a few post about VSS6.0 versions. I am
using VSS v6.0d.
I tried the forward slashes as well and had the same results. :(
I am not sure what version on NantContrib came with Nant v0.8.3 RC2.
How can i tell?
--- brian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I have seen some pos
Hi,
I am using Nant v0.8.3 rc2.
My variable ${VSSRepositoryPath} is set something like this:
$\nextGen\Code\Core\Components\Component1
Within the Component1 project contains the csproj and .cs files and
the 2 subprojects under it contain some other important .cs files.
I do a VSSLabel task befor
Hi,
I am using this call to get all the files within a specific VSS
repository project (a.k.a. folder). It will recursively get the
files in the root project specified in "path", but it does not get
the subprojects within that root project. Is this a bug or the
intended functionality of only get
Title: Message
Eric,
It
is my understanding (and I have seen this in action for web applications) that
.NET never runs your assembly (.exe or .dll) directly but rather makes a
copy of it to a temp directory and runs that (no file locking). It then
creates a filewatcher to check the origin
12 matches
Mail list logo
