John Cole wrote:
I have added a few more. One to start SQL server and one to execute a query
to an ODBC datasource.
Thanks. I"ve also uploaded a few more submitted by Helmut Dipper.
Ian
I'll see about adding more.
John Cole
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OK. I had a very simple problem in calling date functions
and getting the year, month, and day parts of the date. Now that I have that
solved I would like to solicit help with my next task. I want to convert a
datetime to a specific string format. Right now I want to convert to a string
YYY
I guess I am still new. I am not sure how to pass arguments
and set variables with NAnt. I would like to convert today’s date to a
string like:
MMDD
My first attempt fails. In trying to get the year portion of
datetime::now() it seems that I have a syntax error.
Any
Great! Can a similar change be
made to the task?
I've been meaning to post on this for a while, as building an asp.net
site (where pages have there own .resx files) is PAINFUL!
Troy.
Gert Driesen wrote:
Accelerating Resource Creation on
Hi Mike,
I've just modified the co
Title: For-each on XML nodes?
Is it possible to do a for-each enumeration on XML nodes matching an xpath query?
For example,
-Projects.xml à
s>
filesets="subdirectory1\childproject1\filesets.xml" category="a" />
filesets="subdirectory1\childproject2\filesets.xml" category="b"
I had something similar a few months ago in a situation
outside of Nant specifically.
I believe that visual studio performs an AxImp and a TlbImp
on OCXs, producing two files.
Try running tlbimp on the ocx and then using the output of
that file as a reference to the AxImp.
I apologize f
Title: RE: [Nant-users] Building Nant using Nant task
Byrd, Payton wrote:
I'm sure it's because the Fileset is using a
non-sorted collection to hold the files. Even if it was a sorted
collection you would then have to manipulate your filenames to sort
correctly.
I understand that
Hi Mchael,
This is now fixed in cvs.
Gert
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Accelerating Resource Creation on
Th
Title: Problems compiling a Unmanaged project in a solution file
Sure I will do it. I am too busy with
something else but promise to reproduce and post the errors, problems I
faced so that you guys could have look into it
Regards & thanks
Kapil
Kapil Sachdevahttp://www.dotnetcard.com/
Thanks for putting this in so quickly. I pulled the
2005-02-24 nightly build and am getting the following error when executing
:
Resource generator needs either an input attribute, or a
non-empty fileset.
I've tried both of the following, with the same
result:
Title: Problems compiling a Unmanaged project in a solution file
Hi,
Can you both provide more information on the issues you're
running into ? Can you send me a small repro ?
Gert
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Scott Carr said:
> I have a nant task like the following:
>
> [code]
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> target="${target::get-current-target()}">
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> The problem is that it is not building in any specific order. Seems
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Title: and tasks - temp directory
I have discovered that the and tasks create and delete a directory named "Temp" relative to the sourcedir specified in the task. Lines such as the following appear in multiple places throughout these tasks.
string tempDir =
Title: Problems compiling a Unmanaged project in a solution file
I do not have good experiece with solution task
either !!.
I have a solution with unmanaged and unmanaged
projects but have never been able to get
unmanaged (C, C++) projects compile using solution
task and prefer to use deven
Kevin,
Properties set on the command line are always read-only. So, you can't use
command line -D values to "override" script properties. Instead, the script
will have to check for the command line properties. If they do NOT exist, only
then can the script safely set the properties to a defa
I think this was discussed earlier but I don’t
remember the resolution.
I am getting the error:
[property] Read-only property "ppc.user" cannot be
overwritten.
[property] Read-only property "ppc.password"
cannot be overwritten.
In my .build file the property is not marked as
Hi John,
After you've executed the nmake bootstrap, you can use
the bootstrap version of NAnt to execute the package target
:
nmake -f Makefile.nmake
bootstrap\NAnt.exe package
Hope this helps,
Gert
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This is more of a WSE 2 question than an Nant question.
We have just migrated from plain web services to WSE 2.0 compliant web services and i am at a loss to upgrade my Nant files using WseWsdl2.
Any idea how to run WseWsdl2.exe within NAnt (instead of WSDL) , with a namespace of my choice (th
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