Hi,
I'm using the task to create an install set, but have a problem with the registry. I am setting some keys during the installation to property values, however when I uninstall the software, the key does not get deleted. I have the following entry in my script:
hello everybody,
I have this error during using NAnt for building VS.Net solution:
[cl] c:\Development\MM8000\MM8000Server\In
Progress\MM8000SrvI\XmlBulkImport.h(7) : fatal error C1083: Cannot open type
library file: 'xblkld3.dll': No such file or directory
Third! I don't like having to script the extra logic either.
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Gishu R (GE Energy)
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Subject: Re: [Nant-users] deleting direc
>> I am starting out with NANT. It appears that to invoke an external
>> process via target I must prepend a path to the executable
even
>> if the file is in the system search %PATH%.
>>
>>
>> Currently my company is using .84 with nantcontrib .84, in a windows
>> 2003 .NET environment.
>
>Thi
Jon Springer wrote:
I am starting out with NANT. It appears that to invoke an external
process via target I must prepend a path to the executable even
if the file is in the system search %PATH%.
Currently my company is using .84 with nantcontrib .84, in a windows
2003 .NET environ
> From: Troy Laurin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> > I guess what I'm saying is that an "intermediate" file is
> somewhat open
> > to interpretation.
>
> I'd define a derived (intermediate) file as any file that can be
> completely generated from some tool based on other files under source
> con
I am starting out with NANT. It appears that to invoke
an external process via target I must prepend a path to the
executable even if the file is in the system search %PATH%.
For compatibility reasons between different build machines,
I would rather not configure a path setting for ea
Title: CVS-Pass and .cvspass
Hi All,
Thanks to all those for responding to my earlier question.
As you can see I am build a new Nant script as we moved to cvs from source safe and hence I have questions.
I am having trouble to logon to cvs and get latest module.
>
Try this instead:
The single quotation mark tells NAnt that the value is literal, rather
than a property.
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Title: Getting environment variable value
Hi,
I am trying to get a value from an environment variable, using the following tasks
I get the following error
Property evaluation failed.
_expression_: ${environment::get-va
Looking at the nant-contrib source for the task, you could do a commit by
specifying a Command of "commit". The task is just
translating the options into a command line call to svn.exe. I found using an
to be simpler.
Thanks,
Ryan
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The svn task seems to be unfinished. Like the documentation to the task. Is
there no hint for such state information? Or do I miss anything?
Unfortunately there is no svn-commit task, so I will have to use the exec task.
Robert
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Hi,
You should not use the task but instead use the specific task oriented versions, like:
destination=""
uri="whatever "
password="bill"
username="gates"
verbose="true"
/>
I never got working...
Regards,
IvoOn 10/24
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