I have encountered the following problem with my web project - when I
peform a build from stratch (i.e. targets and source explicitly deleted and
then source retrieved from PVCS), the web references somehow become
invalid, this causes the build to fail with the following message:
[solution]
d:\In
Hello,
I am working with a fairly complex project (20-30 assemblies) and would like
to be able to simplify the build files. I have experimented with using
properties in the targets, eg:
Which allows me to specify the dependencies for each module in just one place,
and then just change an e
I checked the References Path and the C:\Program
Files\Aspose\Aspose.Excel\bin directory (or any variation of it) is not there.
The only two entries are:
C:\VSSMAP\Applications\libraries\dotNET\Microsoft\EnterpriseLibrary\bin\
C:\VSSMAP\Applications\products\BlueWaterAdmin\dotNET\BlueWaterAd
My test assemblies were originally created with version 2.1.4.
I put the following in my test .config file as advertised, but got
identical results:
So, I went ahead and upgraded to nunit2.2 an
Is there a way to
override the preprocessor definitions in a C++ project when using the
tag?
Ray
- Original Message -
From: "Dustin Aleksiuk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Tuesday, April 05, 2005 4:37 PM
Subject: [Nant-users] Slingshot and solution task
>
> Hi folks,
>
> Sorry if this info is somewhere obvious. I looked around a bit but
couldn't
> find anything recent.
>
> Is Slin
Hi folks,
Sorry if this info is somewhere obvious. I looked around a bit but couldn't
find anything recent.
Is Slingshot no longer being worked on? Is anyone using it? It seems to
create me a great build file, but that build file tries to copy a directory
as if it were a file and it fails. I'm w
I've never had any trouble with the nunit2 task. What compelled you to
recompile?
Rick Busch wrote:
I am a new Nant user and have so far been unable to execute existing
nunit tests using the nunit2 task.
I’m using the 0.85 rc version of Nant and have re-compiled my nunit
assembly using Nunit 2
The if property requires a boolean value (true or false)... you need
to perform the comparison as part of an expression:
if="${build.type == ''}"
Hope that helps,
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Craig,
AFAIK VS.NET first uses assembly folders to resolve
assembly references, and only uses the hintpath as a last
resort.
Can you check if the C:\Program Files\Aspose\Aspose.Excel\Bin directory was added to the
References Path (Project -> Properties -> Common
Properties -> References
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