Hello,
I am trying to create my installshield through nant script. Is it
possible do achieve this? Does anybody have any pointers?
Regards
Sam
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If some task fails, I would like to capture the failure code (e.g. in a
property) and test the result at somewhere downstream in the build execution
to attempt corrective action.
Is this possible?
As far as I can tell, I can only specify failonerror="false", which causes
nant to continue executio
If some task fails, I would like to capture the failure code (e.g. in a
property) and test the result at somewhere downstream in the build execution
to attempt corrective action.
Is this possible?
As far as I can tell, I can only specify failonerror="false", which causes
nant to continue executio
Hi all,
Thanks again for your help. I finally got it to work.
I'll summarize my experience for those trying
the same task:
1. Delete/comment out the task
from NAnt.build
2. I installed ICU and then tried to
compile mono. It did not compile
for source code from the mono download page
*and* from
I have an application that uses DirectX and DirectX.DirectInput, how do I tell nant that I need those references?
Do I need to specify the actual location of the DLLs, or is there a mechanism that allows MS components to more easily be added?
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I have a VS .NET 2003 solution containing an unmanaged C++ DLL sub-project.
When built using VS, all is fine. Using the Nant task, it builds
the DLL but does not include the resources as specified in the C++ projects
RC file. Does anyone have a workaround / solution for this.
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