Greetings,
I have a set of XSLT style sheets that include a common
sheet which contains logic. It seems that if one of the sheets that
includes the common sheet defines a new namespace prefix, that prefix is not
recognized in the common sheet.
For example, the common sheet (lets call
ying to ues Nant to build a project which is reliant on a
number of COM objects.
I am using the solution task and it works fine except for
when the dll minor version is greater than 9, for example i
am using the MAPI dll, which is version 1.21
I looked into the code that parses that part of the p
Greetings,
Using NAnt to automate several Subversion tasks on
our repositories, I've run into an issue with
calling Subversion's svnadmin dump. I don't believe
it's a problem with svnadmin per se.
Here is the culprit:
This does generate the dump file, however I have
to run Nant w
Gert Driesen wrote:
Christian,
There are currently some issues in Mono which cause problems when running
NAnt on the Mono 2.0 profile. A fix for the most important issue was posted
to one of the mono lists by Llius for review, so it should be committed to
cvs soon.
About the "failed to start" iss
Title: Message
I
think that the problem with your script is localpath="C:\0_drisler_test". It
should instead be localpath="C:\0_drisler_test\filename". Right now, VSS is
trying to overwrite a folder with a file and hence you are getting an "Access
Denied" error.
Just
tried with the follow
Title: RE: vssget failed "access denied"
Appreciate everybody’s inputs on this, but we’re still having the same problem. A build with the –verbose option gave us this result that appears to be a NAnt Core issue. Any ideas? Is this a bug or do I have a problem in my using the ? I’ve tried
Also, after enabling the Nant Runner Add-in in Add-in manager, the project
options dialog is hosed for everything. If I right click an item in the
solution explorer and select Properties and then select anything in the left
tree, the dialog for those options is not shown in the right side of the
o
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> within vs.net?
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>
> To get the tab
Tom,
This issue is now fixed in CVS. I'll upload a new nightly
build soon.
Gert
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task and resource fil
To get the tab to display I had to:
install nantrunner
start VS.NET 2003
remove the .build file from a project
remove nantrunner from the active addins list
add nantrunner to the active addins list
add the previously removed build file
However, after adding the .build file I get the following exc
Title: task and resource files
I am trying to compile Microsoft's new Enterprise Library offering with the NAnt task. The project in question contains two .resx files which are embedded into the output. When compiled with VS 2003, these embedded resources appear in their expected namespac
>
> Hi,
> You need to add the build file to your vs.net project. The
> add-in looks
> at the files in the project ending with .build and .nant. It should
> display the targets for any files it finds as well as their
> include file
> targets.
>
> You can configure the add-in to tell it where n
Christian,
There are currently some issues in Mono which cause problems when running
NAnt on the Mono 2.0 profile. A fix for the most important issue was posted
to one of the mono lists by Llius for review, so it should be committed to
cvs soon.
About the "failed to start" issue : did you build
Hi,
You need to add the build file to your vs.net project. The add-in looks
at the files in the project ending with .build and .nant. It should
display the targets for any files it finds as well as their include file
targets.
You can configure the add-in to tell it where nant is by going to tool
Hi,
Just wondering whether anyone already had a set of fileset excludes that
they used for deploying web applications? Removing all the resource files,
source code etc.
Thanks,
Paul
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I haven't been able to get NantRunner to run at all. I add a .build file to
my solution, but the NantRunner tab does not show up and there is no
Tools->NantRunner or anything like that. I also can't seem to find any
documentation about it. Also, it cannot be run as a limited-user without
tweakin
Kevin,
Do you have an xmlns declaration for the xsi namespace?
Merrill
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Hi
I use Mono 1.1.3 on OSX. My Mono installation is hand compiled and I
cannot seem to get NAnt to work. I followed all of the instructions as
per the emails
with the title
RE: [Nant-users] nant on macosx
Gert Driesen
Sun, 09 Jan 2005 23:56:53 -0800
One sidenote, there is a pkg-config on OS
Hi there,
I installed this add-in but I couldn't get it running at all. It didn't
"see" any targets within my .build file. Is there any documentation
available for configuring it?
Thanks,
-- Adrian Lazea
Donal McCarthy wrote:
Have a look at http://nantrunner.sourceforge.net
Cheers,
Donal
There
Have a look at http://nantrunner.sourceforge.net
Cheers,
Donal
> There is a vs.net addin called nantrunner that accomplishes this I
> believe. It's a little tricky to set up, but supposed to run your
> scripts from inside vs.net
>
> HTH
>
>
>
> On Tue, 1 Feb 2005 10:27:46 +1100, Paul Jackson
>
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