Currently there isn't support for installing to the GAC. I'll fix this
before I move ahead with other things...
Jim
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Angelo
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Mike,
I havn't tried it but there is a task. There is help in the documents
folder of nantcontrib.
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Manipulates the contents of the global assembly cache. This tasks provides
some of the same functionality as the gacutil tool provided in the .NET
Framework SDK. Specifically, the task allow
The latest release does have a working version of !! Thanx!
Now we need the ability to move assemblies into the gac from the MSI.
Is there a way to do this that I am not seeing???
TIA
Michael.
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Also, the NAnt msi/msm tasks provide more flexibility than setup projects in
VS.Net. The tasks support nearly all of the functions available from the
setup projects, but also provide more control over installer functionality.
This is a small list of features not currently supported by the tasks,
Hi,
I am currently trying to build a web solution using nant and am
running into a problem. Every time nant goes to compile that solution, I
get the error "The remote server returned an error: (403) Forbidden." I
currently have a virtual directory set up in IIS for this project. I am
runnin
It's definitely the best tool for the money!
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Can no one arm me wit
My development group is just getting started using the MSM and MSI tasks, so
our experience with them is limited. The feature they have that interests us
most at the moment is that thay have is wildcard specification of files,
while the VS projects do not. This makes it easier to deal with a volati
Can no one arm me with any good argument as to why we should pick NAnt???
I need something to go back to management with. I know what my reasons are,
but I came from Java. Everyone here is MS.
TIA
Michael.
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