Hi Kevin,
It looks like you were on the right track. The tlbimp part is a seperate
task invocation.
and then in the task you can reference it like
...
Kevin Kirkpatrick wrote:
I've inherited a vb6 project that has been converted
I've added links to Marcs book as well as the relevancellc.com link and
another document I found to the "ThirdPartyContributions" [1] wiki page. U
fortunately the original contents of this page were lost when the
spammers hijacked the wiki so I started it again from scratch. Anyone
know of any o
Si wrote:
> Although this can be achieved in NAnt, i'm wondering why you wouldn't
> just use a version control tool (e.g. Subversion) to achieve this?
At a previous employer (around 7 years ago), we kept a limited history
of our builds on the network in a folder structure, much like the
original
I've inherited a vb6 project that has been converted to vb.net.
How do I make a COM reference to the ADORecordSet using the task?
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
kkirkpatrick
In the inherited project file:
> >>Unfortunately, the NAnt Wiki has been hijacked by spammers. All
links
> from the front page lead to absolute rubbish. Hope someone can fix
it.
> >>
Was this a competitor? One that does not like open source software?
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This SF.Net emai
Yep the failure call is generated by the onfailure nant property. It
should go on to do some packaging up tasks after but instead it throws a
failure and the failure task is run :(
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Owen Evans, Developer/Tester, Cresta Group Ltd
Mobile:
hi owen,
On 28/09/05, Owen Evans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>
>
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what's this failure target? it is getting called after the nunit2
task completes, which seems to indicate that the nunit2 task completes
successfully -- unless you are using onfailure to call this target.
cheers,
owe
The Nant log doesn't report any reason for the failure...
...#some testing output here that just reflects good results
2074070.7533
2074102.0069
2074117.6337
3327604.2831
NAnt.Core.BuildException
D:\TSbuild\ch
> Currently I have a NAnt script that creates zips of our builds and puts
> them in a folder. I put the build number on the file like so:
> build.111.zip, build.112.zip, etc. This is cool because if we have to go
> back a couple of builds, it is easy to do so.
Although this can be achieved in NAnt
> From: "Marc Holmes"
> My book does include a chapter on task creation amongst other stuff.
And I'll chime in with kudos on that chapter (and the book in general).
I've successfully written several tasks now using Marc's book as a
guide. Clear explanations and illustrative examples that actuall
Hey, no problem Marc.
>DB integration with DBGhost
I can't take any credit here. Ryan beat me to a release to NAntContrib before I
even started on writing a task for dbghost!
>design surface
That's sounds like a very promising idea. One thing that I miss from a product
like FinalBuilder is the
Thanks for the shout Christian!
My book does include a chapter on task creation amongst other stuff. Funnily
enough, there have been some questions on things such as assembly versioning,
db integration and code generation in recent days on this list and the ccnet
list. I'm not a very good self-
http://www.relevancellc.com/resources/nant.pdf
Look at the section NAnt and other tools >> When the Core tasks aren't enough.
Hope this helps,
Gishu
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There are a couple of good chapters on extending nant in a book called "Expert
.NET Delivery Using NAnt and CruiseControl.NET"
(http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1590594851/104-5779047-5635114?v=glance)
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hmm weird. I edited the main page, saved it and it now seems to be ok.
The "Third party Contributions" page was still all spam links so I
deleted its content. Other than that it seems alright now.
Ian
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I wasn't sure where else to send this...
Unfortunately, the NA
Can anyone point me at any resources for writing my own NAnt tasks (other than
the reference oriented SDK). I nice into/explanation/tutorial would be very
helpful to get started.
Thx
Mark
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Ok this seems a bit like armtwisting - if you do this,
then you can't do that. But after 2 days of broken builds,
anything to see green :)
I removed the outputDir attribute and am almost near completion,
there Green CCTray icon!
Thanks,
Gishu
-O
Hi
all,
The easiest
way to demonstrate this is with the output from cruise control as below, this
shows that despite all the tests passing the nunit2 task is still reporting as
Tests Failed.
Any
idea why this might be… is it disliking the 4 ignored tests? I’m
not entirely sure how to f
Hello
I'm very new to
NAnt. Trying to build a C# WinForms solution, I created the following build
script :
Construction
automatique d'Everest.
See that the second
file in the projects section contains accents.
Here is the resul
I was wondering if anyone has an idea they can share
regarding my scenario.
Currently I have a NAnt script that creates zips of our
builds and puts them in a folder. I put the build number on the file like so:
build.111.zip, build.112.zip, etc. This is cool because if
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Hi
Russell,
Whilst
I can see what you are saying, I don't really think this is NAnt's fault.
Really, you shouldn't have anything in your current view of your archive that
isn't part of the current solution.. The problem is that VSS doesn't version
folders. You could switc
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