RE: [Nant-users] delete task - problem with exclude

I did the directory plus the contents of the directory thing and it worked. Definitely not intuitive, but at least my builds work now. -Richard > -Original Message- > From: Morris, Jason [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Thursday, August 28, 2003 10:29 AM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subje

RE: Soltuion task (was RE: [Nant-users] slingshot task)

Hippo can't handle our web project.  It has Satellite Assemblies.  Nor can .  Slingshot would build (when it was working) a .build file that I could do a few global substitutions on to make it work.  Sounds like this is on the docket, but it can't come soon enough for me... Daya Sharma <[EMAIL PROT

RE: Soltuion task (was RE: [Nant-users] slingshot task)

The maps an element seems to be an element of slingshot, not the solution task. Is there an equivalent in the solution task? I thought I had fixed the problem by changing the project path to a local path, instead of the web path (from http://localhost/ to c:\inetput

RE: Soltuion task (was RE: [Nant-users] slingshot task)

erick, the way i cope w/ getting the bin files is as follows: i have a project in the solution that references all the other projects. this project's bin path is the only path NAnt needs to know about. after all, it knows about the solution. whenever i add a project to a sln, i add a reference to

RE: Soltuion task (was RE: [Nant-users] slingshot task)

If you use hippo.net .csproj or .vbproj to .build conversion utility. Then you don't need worry about this exception. As far as copying of build files are concerned you can use the task with includes and excludes in fileset. -daya -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL

RE: Soltuion task (was RE: [Nant-users] slingshot task)

I would recommend you use either the task of Nant or use http://www.leadit.be/buildfilebuilder/Default.aspx online Hippo a tool to convert VS's project file into Nant build files. You can make a build file for each project. -daya -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL

RE: Soltuion task (was RE: [Nant-users] slingshot task)

I guess bypasses WebDAV.Erick Thompson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I think I figured out the problem. In the solution file, the primary webproject was set with an HTTP path, so I assume that NAnt was attemptingto use WebDAV, which doesn't work on my system. On a related note, is there any way to ge

Re: Soltuion task (was RE: [Nant-users] slingshot task)

Add write access to your bin directory in IIS.  Not sure if it's in rc2, but I think you can use:               as with slingshot with the latest build.  Get the most recent nightly build at:   http://nant.sourceforge.net/builds/       Erick Thompson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Jeeze, I didn't

RE: Soltuion task (was RE: [Nant-users] slingshot task)

I think I figured out the problem. In the solution file, the primary web project was set with an HTTP path, so I assume that NAnt was attempting to use WebDAV, which doesn't work on my system. On a related note, is there any way to get the project/file informatio out of the solution task? Once it

Soltuion task (was RE: [Nant-users] slingshot task)

Jeeze, I didn't even see the solution task. That's going to make my life a lot easier. :-P I'm playing around with it; what exactly does it do with a web project? When I execute NAnt with a very basic config (just the solution task), I get an error with HTTP 403 (forbidden). Shouldn't it just gen

RE: [Nant-users] slingshot task

Jean, I had no luck with your syntax either. In looking through the latest CVS code, there are some lines that are commented out, and appear (to my eyes) to be needed for this. If I know how to use WinCVS, I'd give fixing it a try. Thanks, Erick > -Original Message- > From: Jean Rajotte

Re: [Nant-users] Slingshot

Get the latest NAnt release from sourceforge:  http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=31650   The binaries are included.  Go to the doc and slingshot is under NAntContrib Tasks.[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, someone can tell me where can i find the slingshot NantContrib and using itwit

Re: [Nant-users] nant / nant-contrib issues

As soon as our build server is back up and running, I'll look into uploading daily builds for NAntContrib too. I'll also look into creating framework-specific versions of NAnt, if there is enough interest (and if I find some time) ... Gert - Original Message - From: "Jean Rajotte" <[EMA

RE: [Nant-users] nant / nant-contrib issues

oh, and just because it might need re-repeating, i too am very grateful to this community. it's a great tool, i'm heavily invested in it, and want to continue to help grow it. /jean > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of > Foley, Cash

RE: [Nant-users] delete task - problem with exclude

I just ran into this issue the other day. I had to implement a work around by copying the file out to a different directory, executing my delete task, and then copy the file back. I consider this a bug and I hope that it can be corrected soon. Jason -Original Message- From: Erv Walter

[Nant-users] Anyway to set the path?

ANT has ways where I can manage my classpath all over the place, but Nant has no such equivalent. As a result, when I run my Nunit tests, I have to copy DLLs all over the place just to make the tests run. I would like to know if I can programmatically adjust the path for things like Nunit and Ndoc

RE: [Nant-users] nant / nant-contrib issues

Not wanting to turn this into a NAnt RAnt :) But I have never been able to download NAntContrib and just build it! Somehow I find it a little bit ironic that a tool to manage builds should be so difficult to build. I have the feeling that once they get their environment set up, the people puttin

RE: [Nant-users] nant Task with inheritall

I think inheritall was intended to pass on the properties to the sub-build and its the basic inheritance concept that the sub-build or children cannot change properties of the parent. So I think inheritall is just fine. What you might want to do is not use a subbuild at all, instead use task to

[Nant-users] nant / nant-contrib issues

hi yall, IMHO since nant's namespace was restructured , the usability and extensibility via nant-contrib has suffered enormously, it seems to me. it's very hard to get a good binary image working across .NET 1.0 and 1.1. And it's hard to get a matching source image including nant-contrib an

RE: [Nant-users] nant Task with inheritall

I don't think I clearly stated my problem and question. 1) I need a sub-build to set properties that will be available to the calling build. 2) Using inheritall on the nant task does not seem to work. 3) Does anyone have any suggestions on how to make this work? I'm thinking my example is clea

RE: [Nant-users] ASP.NET and VSS

Another option is SCP, secure copy (just like FTP but it's secure) in NAntContrib.Erick Thompson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Well, after fully reading the docs, I think I've answered both myquestions (but any examples would still be great). However, I can't seemto find docs for an FTP task, which I

RE: [Nant-users] slingshot task

I quit using slingshot quite a while back when solution came to be.  It seems to have stopped working.  I've upgraded NAnt & NAntContrib several times since then.  I'm just living off of the binaries in Contrib because I can't manage to get it built.  I can get the build to work, but when I go to p

RE: [Nant-users] Slingshot

intriguing hippo thing. - is there a task to launch it in-line (as opposed to the non-batch process of manually going to the webpage)? - how does it deal w/ file references (i.e. on the local drive)? - what about referencing other projects (the way the Solution Task solves) ? just wonderin' /jean

RE: [Nant-users] Slingshot

hi there if you want to use slingshot just to compile VS's (.sln) solution and its projects. I would recommend you use either the task of Nant or use http://www.leadit.be/buildfilebuilder/Default.aspx online Hippo a tool to convert VS's project file into Nant compatible build files. -daya

RE: [Nant-users] slingshot task

erick, i nant-contributed some of the slingshot code in the past, but not for a while. i don't use it anymore. as a matter of fact, i'm quite behind in nant versions, what with the rejigging of namespaces. i thought i'd let this settle before side-grading. meanwhile, i'm curious. have you tri

RE: [Nant-users] SubProject Build

Hi Stephan The only place I know where you can change directory is basedir attribute of element. Something like this here I am just moving one notch up the hierrarchy tree. So for your project two build files yes you will need to set different values for these 2 basedir's. Hope this helps.

[Nant-users] Slingshot

Hi, someone can tell me where can i find the slingshot NantContrib and using it with the .net frmk 1.0 ? --- This sf.net email is sponsored by:ThinkGeek Welcome to geek heaven. http://thinkgeek.com/sf ___

[Nant-users] SubProject Build

Hi All, As you can see I have two build files, I NAnt from the ProjectA\Software directory then my solution builds, but if I run my TopLevel.build in the C:\Development directory it complains that it can not find C:\Development\ProjectA.sln, when it should be loading C:\Development\ProjectA\Softw