Re: [NAnt-users] Unit testing and Code coverage of ansi C code

At 09:55 PM 4/19/2006, you wrote: I've currently implemented a continuous integration process using NAnt, NUnit and NCover for our .NET applications (C# source code). Is there a means of doing the same thing (unit testing and code coverage) for C code using NAnt? i have been using nunit wit

[NAnt-users] Unit testing and Code coverage of ansi C code

Title: Unit testing and Code coverage of ansi C code I've currently implemented a continuous integration process using NAnt, NUnit and NCover for our .NET applications (C# source code). Is there a means of doing the same thing (unit testing and code coverage) for C code using NAnt? Thanks

[NAnt-users] Building installer for ASP.NET application

Hi, I have CC.NET calling an NAnt script to build an MSI from a VS.NET 2003 ASP.NET solution. The solution is split into two directories in SourceSafe. VS.NET did this when I first created the solution - I don't know why. I check out both directories into temporary directories, like so:

[NAnt-users] VERSIONINFO task

Has anybody written a task like that generates a VERSIONINFO resource for legacy C++ apps? --- Using Tomcat but need to do more? Need to support web services, security? Get stuff done quickly with pre-integrated technology to make your job eas

Re: [NAnt-users] File operations

Thanks guys, I got it ;) So it looks that waiting for Monad is over... :) Foster, Richard - PAL wrote: I personally tend to use the Copy task with a filterchain, or Exec some custom tool (like a windows port of the Unix SED or Awk utilities). Hope this helps, Regards, Richard -Original Mes

RE: [NAnt-users] File operations

I personally tend to use the Copy task with a filterchain, or Exec some custom tool (like a windows port of the Unix SED or Awk utilities). Hope this helps, Regards, Richard -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Flex Sent: Wednesday, April 19, 2

Re: [NAnt-users] File operations

(ups, sorry for double-sending to the admin list) Woot, this is nice, I can do half of the needed stuff with it :) Edit however looks like a problem? For example when creating the install, I have to update the contents of some files. Currently doing this by hand which is not fun too. I was hopi

RE: [NAnt-users] File operations

Flex, Generating text based files is actually pretty easy. Take a look at the echo task (specifically redirecting the output to a file). See http://nant.sourceforge.net/release/latest/help/tasks/echo.html for details. If the file in question is XML based, there are also the XMLPeek (http://nant.s

RE: [NAnt-users] File operations

Have you checked NAntContrib also? I'm fairly new to this, but if you can't find a task, you can either write your own or use the task or similar to call up pre-written scripts etc to do the work. More experienced users - please correct any nonsense I've come out with there! Cheers, Mike.

[NAnt-users] File operations

Hi guys, (please, don't beat me) While waiting for monad to become more useful and to drop the stupid bat files I run (by complete accident) to NANT. Well... first glance - amazed, second glance - in love and so on. However I was not able to find something vital in the help and asking in case

RE: [NAnt-users] help:Problem with SQL command

Comments inline. > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of > Rajnish kumar > Sent: woensdag 19 april 2006 14:45 > To: nant-users@lists.sourceforge.net > Subject: [NAnt-users] help:Problem with SQL command > > > Hi Every one > I wrote one

[NAnt-users] help:Problem with SQL command

Hi Every one I wrote one NAnt Script to compile ASP.NET project,it giving error at complie time regarding SQl command. But when I am using .NET Framework to compile same code there is no error Please tell what is the error. These are the error I am getting and I am using nightly Build