RE: [Nant-users] compiling nant with .net 2.0 sdk...

2005-11-04 Thread John Cole
Thanks Martin, I build from CVS because I need to add a few files (dll's for our build scripts) to the MSI and just doing a cvs update merges the changes in nicely each time. I build the MSI because we don't have every developer compiling nant, just installing it and using the scripts. The ve

Re: [Nant-users] compiling nant with .net 2.0 sdk...

2005-11-04 Thread Martin Gainty
Good Afternoon John 0.85RC3 was toast ..I spent all day saturday trying to get this build to build using the Full debug for nmake nmake -d -p -f Makefile.nmake install prefix="c:\Program Files" But all my problems were solved when Gert put up a new build last sunday which is located at http://n

[Nant-users] compiling nant with .net 2.0 sdk...

2005-11-04 Thread John Cole
Hello, I've installed the .net 2.0 sdk on my system (along with the 1.1 sdk) and now I'm having a lot of trouble building nant and nantcontrib. Here is what I used to do -- nmake -f Makefile.nmake bootstrap\NAnt.exe package cd .. cd NAntContrib ..\nant\bu

RE: [Nant-users] deploying asp.net applications

2005-11-04 Thread Ryan Davis
You might be able to extract the locations for the old versions using adsigetprop, before you change the virtual dirs, and then FTP those down to the machine running the build. Thanks, Ryan -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Scott Clemmons

RE: [Nant-users] deploying asp.net applications

2005-11-04 Thread Scott Clemmons
Thanks Ryan, this plan did cross my mind. The problem I have with it is how to archive the old version remotely. Solving that problem, this might be a good solution. -scott From: "Ryan Davis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "'Scott Clemmons'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Subject: RE: [Nant-users] deployin

RE: [Nant-users] deploying asp.net applications

2005-11-04 Thread Ryan Davis
Not necessarily common, but one way just popped into my head: Store your application in a new directory every time you publish a new version, and then change the IIS entry to have that web app point to the new directory. The process would become: 1. Build the new version 2. Zip the new version

[Nant-users] deploying asp.net applications remotely

2005-11-04 Thread Atif Jalal
Hi, I am a new bie to remotely installing ASP.Net application. Usually I use to create a .msi file and FTP to the server and manually run it on the server to install it. But now I am resticted to just FTP access to the servers. How can I install/uninstall a asp.net application remotely? Is

[Nant-users] deploying asp.net applications

2005-11-04 Thread Scott Clemmons
Greetings! I am using Nant to build, zip, and FTP my asp.net application to a remote site where I then have to manually (oh the horror!) archive the old version and unzip the new package into the existing virtual directories. Now I wish to automate these last steps so that deployment is fully