Rajeev,
You can try using a recent nightly build of NAnt
(http://nant.sourceforge.net/nightly/builds), as we now by default target
the latest .NET runtime installed.
About your build failure : we can't tell what might be causing this if you
don't provide more information.
Can you create a debug
Hi,
I want to use the
NAnt with the web application in .net but i don't know the exact way even then i
am using by reading the help.
but there is a problem in using this that i have
.net 1.1 version on my system but in the NAnt by default 1.0.
at first i've downloaded this on my d
Hello all,
I'm having a little issue.I exported my scheduled tasks into a csv file using the
command:
schtasks /query /fo csv /s dcweb1 /v > test.tasks.csv
When I run the following script:
Hey Fritz, thanks for the reply!
I am not an expert user either, even if I
knew how to convert the make to Nant, I am using a third party SDK and we don’t
want to modify anything, or at least convert every time they release a new SDK.
So I am still left with the same dilemma.
Regard
Greetings all
I am having a problem with passing environment variables
to an exec task. Basically I am trying to convert what we do using regular .bat
files to a NAnt equivalent.
I am using a nightly build of NAnt v0.85-20041006
Platform: Win2000 server sp4
Here is an example
on 10/22/2004 7:30 PM Merrill Cornish wrote:
John,
I don't know if this is a typo, but 'sys.env.;PATH' has an illegal character in it: the semi-colon. Also, from the
DOS prompt, issue a "set" to see _exactly_ what capitalization of "PATH" is on your machine.
For example, on my Windows XP Pro,
