Draco also has a web interface already constructed which will serve the
same purpose. We've been using it for a couple years and are very happy
with it.
http://draconet.sourceforge.net/
http://sourceforge.net/projects/draconet/
v1.6.3.0 was just recently released on 26 March.
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Yes. I am using it on my integration box. What im working on right now
is a tool to allow users to select an arbitrary fileset from my
subversion repository, push those files into the QA local repository,
and do an on demand compile. While I could probably hack CC.Net to do
something like that, it
Michael,
I've now upgraded log4net to version 1.2.9.
Gert
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> Gert Driesen
> Sent: woensdag 23 maart 2005 19:48
> To: 'Michael Dang'; nant-users@lists.sourceforge.net
> Subject: RE: [Nant-users] Nant
Have you had a look at CruiseControl.Net (http://ccnet.thoughtworks.com)?
It will do what you need and a lot more besides.
Alternatively you could roll your own remoting wrapper.
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Pociask
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Thanks, looks just right to me !!
Ian MacLean wrote:
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 sou
Title: Uptodate equivalent but returning false if new files in source fileset.
Greetings all,
I just ran into a misunderstanding with the uptodate task.
I have a situation where I want all updated *or* new files in the source folders to be copied.
If the target folder is empty (or does
Mark,
The AssemblyKeyFile attrribute is resolved to either the
output directory or the current working directory.
In your case, the relative path is "..\..\vision_startup.snk", so everything should
work fine if you set the output file two directories down the actual location of
the snk fi
I am trying to call nant from an asp.net (vb.net) web application. I am
using the following code:
Public Function compile(ByVal compileArg) As String
Dim args As String
args += " -f:" &
ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings("nantBuildFile")
args += " " & compileArg
Title: Mail task error
Hi Ransel,
NAnt uses the .NET SmtpMail classes to send email, and
these rely on CDOSYS. Perhaps CruiseControl uses a completely managed SMTP
implementation.
Gert
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Lopez MenaSent: vrij
What about adding it first with "assumes VS.NET installed" and then
fixing it with checked-in modules. If you did that, maybe make
not process vdproj files by default, but require an extra
parameter to turn it on, so as not to break for users who
have vdproj files on servers that don't have VS.NE
I am trying to call nant from an asp.net (vb.net) web application. I am
using the following code:
Public Function compile(ByVal compileArg) As String
Dim args As String
args += " -f:" &
ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings("nantBuildFile")
args += " " & compileArg
I am having a problem building a project that is strong named. I get the following error messages:
build:
[csc] Compiling 3 files to 'C:\Projects\Vision\THEO\src\Vision_Startup\bin\Vision_Startup.DLL'. [csc] error CS1548: Cryptographic failure while signing assembly 'c:\Projects\Visio
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