RE: [Nant-users] any suggested strategies for an environment where new project dependencies are constantly being added?

This is starting to get a little OT, but here's how we have it set up. The programming dept. of our company is pretty small (4 programmers and 3 designers) and we do mostly consultancy stuff (mostly websites), so that means a ton of separate projects, and a few libraries we use across all projec

RE: [Nant-users] not mapping

The PATH attribute on the element is relative already. I use something like this and it works fine: Url="http://localhost/SubDir/MyProject.csproj"; Path="SubDir\MyProject.csproj " Tony -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Howard Cheng Sen

[Nant-users] not mapping

Hello, I have an NAnt build script which is not building the ASP.NET solution. I've got the attribute going, and I've verified the path to the project file is correct, but it still can't seem to find it. Here is the error message: Cannot build web project 'http://localhost:/LMGAdmin/LMGAdmin.cs

RE: [Nant-users] Building a non.NET C++ solution

Assuming that the solution compiles successfully in VS.NET 2003, then you should make sure that your environment variables are set correctly. Read vsvars32.bat to see what needs to be set. I've found it very difficult to set environment variables within Nant so you will likely need to set them t

[Nant-users] RE: Nant-users digest, Vol 1 #1445 - 5 msgs

Hi Sandeep, You might try using xslt (NAnt task Style) to turn your Deployment.xml file into a Deployment.build file then call the appropriate targets depending on the environment to which you are deploying. I think this would be easier than a C# program. Regards Craig Ducharme -Origi

RE: [Nant-users] any suggested strategies for an environment where new project dependencies are constantly being added?

Considered yes, but this is not really a good way to do it since one of the things we want to get are REPEATABLE builds. Plus, thse frameworks are, ocasionally, destabilizing when we rework them for a missing feature. So, what we do now is have a "Library" folderin the product. We add all dll's to

RE: [Nant-users] any suggested strategies for an environment where new project dependencies are constantly being added?

I haven't tried to solve this problem and I may be over simplifying some part of it, but have you considered using the NantContrib tasks to automatically register your library/framework binaries to the GAC? If these projects registered the latest successful outputs to the GAC each time they ran, t

RE: [Nant-users] any suggested strategies ... new project dependencies?

> I've been trying out the Nant "Solution" task I am not 100% certain I see your exact problem clearly, but let me throw this out there and see if it helps. I work for a consulting services company, so we have many, many projects that all have different and frequently changing dependencies. I ac

RE: [Nant-users] any suggested strategies for an environment where new project dependencies are constantly being added?

Yeah, this is a severe issue, and I am looking into this, too, at the moment.   I have a similar issue. We have a set of products that we maintain - products are totally separate development cycles, but may consist of more than one solution. So far thing are rally easy, in that I do have a s

[Nant-users] custom tasks in multiple

Hi, Can anyone reproduce output.txt with the attached (zip) buildfiles? cut-n-pasted the examples from

[Nant-users] fix for Strings.resources error while building NAant on win32

Not sure if anyone else has seen this problem, but when building nant-0.85-rc3 from source on windows with nmake I got the following exception about halfway through the build: System.Resources.MissingManifestResourceException: Could not find any resources appropriate for the specif

[Nant-users] Building a non.NET C++ solution

I was previously successfully building a Visual Studio 6 C++ project using the call out to MSDEV, but now the developer has imported that Visual Studio 6 project into Visual Studio.NET 2003. There is an .sln file and I'm trying to use the task (since I can't use the VS6 MSDEV call any longer)

[Nant-users] any suggested strategies for an environment where new project dependencies are constantly being added?

Hello,   Any suggested tactics to deal with this?  sorry for the newbie question but i've been looking around for some documented advice and haven't found any luck so far.   My problem is that we are constantly introducing new projects and new dependencies.  It seems like maintaining a buildfile i

[Nant-users] How to use

I'm trying to use Jscript with the task and am having unexplained problems.