Tim Dallmann:
>Any suggestions as to the best way to rename a folder. Can the exec task
be
>used to issue DOS commands?
Yes, the exec task can be used for that. Use cmd.exe with the /C flag:
Another way is via the script task:
i believe at this point there's no property file functionality.
as i think about your problem, i imagine you could accomplish your
purpose w/ as follows:
because is global (not in a task), get it to ALL the
diverse client property defs. but don't put the defs. at the project
level of the includ
Hi,
I noticed in the nightly builds that you are using
nunit.framework.dll verion 2.1.3.
When will you upgrade the nightly builds to use the final released
version of the nunit.framework.dll verion 2.1.4?
mike
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Sorry to pick up on this thread rather late but, am I correct in thinking
that the include task can't be used within a target?
I have a situation where I would like to package an application for multiple
clients. Certain targets use properties to configure various parts of the
client installation.
I think it was because the file looked like this:
properties.xml:
Which is not a valid xml document. I think Mark got it working in the end :)
- Original Message -
> From: "Nick Varacalli" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Works for me in simple to complex cases. Can you post a small example of
