James,
You need to copy the "Interop.MSHelpCompiler.dll" assembly to the NAnt
directory too (as this is need for the VS.NET 2003 documenter).
Hope this helps,
Gert
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Please cc. to me as I'm not subscribed to the list (my company firewall
blocks it out - arg).
With the recent release of the NDoc 1.3a build the versions for the NAnt
included NDoc and the NDoc distribution finally match. Finally I thought
I would be able to convert my projects to using NAn
Any help here is
greatly appreciated. Here’s my build file
Troy Laurin wrote:
J. Christopher Six wrote:
The "if" attribute definitely seems to be malfunctioning. Here is my
test build:
The results of running this on Gentoo:
$nant test.build
<...snipped irrelevant messages...
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> Subject: Re: [Nant-users] 0.85 msi install
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> There are sort of separate installs for NAnt and NAntContrib. To be a
> litt
I really like having my MSI tasks 'in'
NAnt. I don't have a list of things that WiX does vs NAnt, but just
having my build system integrated into my setup package system is a real plus
for me I've looked at WiX briefly, and didn't want to learn yet
another syntax. Add to that, if you hac
By chance, are you running NAnt with the
WebUI solution open in VS.NET? The reason I ask is that VS.NET tends to lock
interop libraries. I have had problems trying to clean my projects because of
similar UnauthorizedAccessExceptions but never trying to build the solutions…
Anyways, it’s wor
Does anyone have any
recommendations or comments about using either the MSI task or
WiX?
Thanks
Dan Pupek
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Ah, thanks for the clarification. I'm new to NAnt and I just now
discovered its task, something Ant has desperately needed. Kudos
to the NAnt team for avoiding Ant's shortcomings here.
On Fri, 03 Dec 2004 00:24:11 +0800, Troy Laurin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This isn't a malfunction, at least
J. Christopher Six wrote:
The "if" attribute definitely seems to be malfunctioning. Here is my test build:
The results of running this on Gentoo:
$nant test.build
<...snipped irrelevant messages...>
Target(s) specif
On Thu, 02 Dec 2004 23:44:08 +0900, Ian MacLean <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> well - you'll find that its missing all the descriptions that are
> written as xml doc comments in the c# source. So it works -- its just
> not that useful yet.
>
> Ian
There doesn't appear to be anything missing in the
J. Christopher Six wrote:
On Thu, 2 Dec 2004 06:07:08 +0100, Gert Driesen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Actually NDoc should work just fine, even if no xmldoc is available.
It does indeed. I checked the contents of /usr/share/NAnt/doc and the
generated SDK docs look fine, as do the docs in the
Jim,
In order to build an NAnt msi right now, don't you have to copy the
NAntContrib build output into the NAnt build output directory? I do this
with the following line in my bat file (which is run from the NAntContrib
directory):
xcopy /E /S /Y build\nantcontrib-0.85-debug
..\nant\build\net-1
There are sort of separate installs for NAnt and NAntContrib. To be a
little more clear, there are various merge modules that are built for
each section of both projects. I then merge all of those into an
install. As it stands right now, if the user does a typical or
complete install, both proje
On Thu, 2 Dec 2004 06:07:08 +0100, Gert Driesen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Actually NDoc should work just fine, even if no xmldoc is available.
It does indeed. I checked the contents of /usr/share/NAnt/doc and the
generated SDK docs look fine, as do the docs in the "help" subdir. At
least that ~
Jim,
I've been generating NAnt MSI's for the past few days with no problems.
Indeed, I hope that NAnt includes an MSI file for the next NAnt release.
This would really give NAnt a much wider audience (assuming that is a
positive thing for the developers). :-)
Thanks for applying that patch.
J
I neglected to add that when I remove the if="${platform::is-win32()}"
attribute from the "test" target, I see this as well:
test:
[echo] Is Win32: False
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The "if" attribute definitely seems to be malfunctioning. Here is my test build:
The results of running this on Gentoo:
$nant test.build
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Target(s) specified: test
depen
Hi,
I need help on building a VS.NET project with COM interop.
Try to searh on google and mail archive but no luck.
Anyone knows what is the best & simple way to build
VSNET project that has interop
Thanks in advance
I got the following errors:
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