Hi everyone,
I have a project that uses Excel as a reference from COM. The solution
generates
a file "Interop.Excel.dll" using the tlbimp command.
The project builds fine in VC 2003 however when I try and build the solution
using nant it fails. When it gets to the cpp files referencing Interop
The other solution could be to define a new build configuration as
follows in .Net IDE
1. Go to Build-> Configuration Manager
2. Select 'New' from the 'Active Build Configuration' drop down list.
3. Give it a name.
4. Select Debug/Release from the 'Copy Settings From' drop down list.
5. Click '
-> >This issue is caused by a regression in Mono. You'll also
-> notice that there are quite a few NAnt test failures on Mono
-> (Linux only ?) due to this.
Ok, FWIW, all my svn hook tests pass on Mono on Windows.
-> does that explain why it works in Simons regular user
-> environment but not w
Gert Driesen wrote:
Hi,
This issue is caused by a regression in Mono. You'll also notice that there
are quite a few NAnt test failures on Mono (Linux only ?) due to this.
does that explain why it works in Simons regular user environment but
not when called from a svn hook script ?
Ian
The need to write to the registry has been logged here:
http://tinyurl.com/ch5qm
There's also a simple example implementation posted there that you
could use. I've got similar needs in the near future so I may polish
that implementation up a bit - if I do so I'll update that feature
request so
Hi Hal.
> I am in the process of setting up an environment to do
> "Continuous Integration" ...
> I am looking at NAnt, NUnit, CruiseControl.Net, BuildRobot, and a
couple
> others such as "gump" but can't seem to distinguish on which products
are best.
I'm not sure, but you might be getting so
David,
I think this problem is caused by a bug or limitation in #ziplib.
Can you report this issue here:
http://www.icsharpcode.net/OpenSource/SharpZipLib/Forum.asp
Thanks !
Gert
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I think you might be right with the file::exists. At first I was
worried I need to also check if the date changed, but I think that
doesn't matter anymore. I definitely want to get away with modifying
NAnt if possible. Now that I can build the scripts with a click of a
button, I do not care how
If I understand correctly, then this should work well. It sounds like
you may be modifying the source code to accomplish step 4 when you would
only need to use the built-in nant function file::exists().
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I need to be able to produce these build to determine what files need to
be updated on the client. I know typical installation apps (i.e.
Installshield) can create patches to send out updates to apps. However,
we are using a remote deployment scenario over a wireless network.
Deployment is using
Hi, I am trying to zip a large amount of data and am receiving
an error message after about 5-10 minutes of zipping. Here is my code:
Jeremy P. Owens-Boggs wrote:
We have done that in the past. We used the updtodate task. The
Resources, Sources, and References were placed in filesets. Then as
a pretarget to the build, we checked each fileset against the compile
target using uptodate. The compile target would only execut
Joe Kemp wrote:
I am developing a process to create true differential builds. My
definition of a differential build is compiling only assemblies that
really need to be recompiled. This requires looking at more than the
datetime of the dependencies of an assembly. I need to know if any
publ
Apologies I replied to the wrong message, this
should have been the reply to Martin's message entitled 'Write to
registry'
Kind Regards
Andy Maggs
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Hi Martin,
We use a script task to write to the registry as
follows:
public static void ScriptMain(Project
project)
{
We have done that in the past. We
used the updtodate task. The Resources, Sources, and References were
placed in filesets. Then as a pretarget to the build, we checked
each fileset against the compile target using uptodate. The compile
target would only execute if the uptodate property
I am developing a process to create true differential
builds. My definition of a differential build is compiling only assemblies
that really need to be recompiled. This requires looking at more than the
datetime of the dependencies of an assembly. I need to know if any public
members hav
I need to write to a registry key during my NAnt
build because a bug in an application that is used within my build script. I
see there is a readregistry task but not an equivalent writeregistry task. Does
this mean I need to write it or is there another way?
Thanks,
Martin
Is there a way with either a NAnt task or a
NAntContrib task to query if a particular process is running?
Thanks,
Martin
Hi,
This issue is caused by a regression in Mono. You'll also notice that there
are quite a few NAnt test failures on Mono (Linux only ?) due to this.
I haven't yet had time to create a repro, and submit a bug report for this.
Gert
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