Re: [Nant-users] XML Poke - adding a field to a node

2005-04-01 Thread Kevin Williams
Have you tried to use the path the element and replace the entire element with the updated xml fragment? I'm not sure if that would work, but it's worth a shot. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: All, Here's what I want to do. With xml poke, I want to write an X-path statement which will convet the below

[Nant-users] XML Poke - adding a field to a node

2005-04-01 Thread Christopher_P_Vanik
All, Here's what I want to do. With xml poke, I want to write an X-path statement which will convet the below to to I know this should be easy, But I can't come-up with the correct x-path statement to add a field. --- SF email is spons

[Nant-users] Mail task error

2005-04-01 Thread Ransel Lopez Mena
Title: Mail task error Hi everyone, I am running CruiseControl into a Windows  2003 server and the mail task works properly. Now, on my Nant project I added a mail task to send when the build fails (I didn't find the way to do it through CruiseControl). Well, the problem is when my build fa

Re: [Nant-users] Anyway to load custom tasks from different dir ?

2005-04-01 Thread Ian MacLean
Naz Quadri wrote: Hi, If I write a custom nant task is there any way I can place it in a custom dir not under the bin dir ? Looking at Ant this was done by having task and specifying the classname. How might I manage this using nant ? It sounds like is what you're after: http://nant.sourcefor

[Nant-users] Anyway to load custom tasks from different dir ?

2005-04-01 Thread Naz Quadri
Hi, If I write a custom nant task is there any way I can place it in a custom dir not under the bin dir ? Looking at Ant this was done by having task and specifying the classname. How might I manage this using nant ? Thanks Naz --- This SF.ne