I've been thinking about writing some ASP.Net 2.0 Tasks. I have the following things I want to do.- Add support for a aspnet_compiler task.- Start/stop/restart the dev web server (WebDev.WebServer.EXE) with a new task
- Validate dependant files (xml, xslt, log4net, etc.)Would anyone else be interes
I think you need to look at the Copy task and FilterChains as a means of
modifying files as you copy them:
http://nant.sourceforge.net/release/latest/help/filters/replacestring.html
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Hi,
Just
curious here. I have the .NET/devenv path embedded in the PATH environment
variable. From a command prompt, typing devenv launches the
IDE.
However via my build file, calling devenv fails. 'System cannot find
the file specified'
Next
I find that if I start ccnet from within a "
Hi,
My understanding was that
this release supported VS 2005. Am I missing something here?
Command:
NAnt build -t:net-2.0 D:build-configuration=Release >
build.txt
Command
Output:
NAnt 0.85 (Build 0.85.2269.0; nightly; 3/19/2006)
Copyright (C) 2001-2006 Gerry Shaw
htt
Title: Incorporating NAntContrib into NAnt
I do
this:
•
Add an environment variable called NANT_CONTRIB_PATH folder (not to the bin
folder under it.)
•
Add this to your build file
This
works very well for me.
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Gishu
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newbie question:
How can I specify an app.config file to load when using the
I have the nant script (example below) that I am trying to run to build
an Active Reports based web application. When I build in visual studio I do not
have any problems with the application working.
When I try to do the nant build I get the following error: "Can't load report layout -
Rick G. Garibay wrote:
All,
I am a complete moron.
On my build server, I do nightly NANT builds and then
stable builds at each release milestone and then on
demand there forward.
My build server hosts the latest binaries from the
nightly so that the dev team has access to the latest
binaries.
Chris Weiss wrote:
Is anyone calling Visual Build from a NANT script? We're slowly
transitioning the entire build to NANT tasks, but for now, we need to
still be able to run what's not been migrated. The trouble is, my task
loads VBuild with the project, but does not seem to be interpreting
the
Rick,
I have a similar setup. The latest binaries are stored at
R:\\.dll.
This share is readonly; also whenever we add a reference to the assembly, we
set Specific version to false, and Copy Local to true. This prevents
locking issues. VS2005 seems pretty good about noticing that the vesrion o
All,
I am a complete moron.
On my build server, I do nightly NANT builds and then
stable builds at each release milestone and then on
demand there forward.
My build server hosts the latest binaries from the
nightly so that the dev team has access to the latest
binaries. Cool right?
This works g
Hi Rick,
I would just call MSBuild from my nant script and tell it to build the
project or solution file.
Andy
-Original Message-
From: Rick G. Garibay [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, April 21, 2006 1:09 PM
To: nant-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [NAnt-users] ASP.NET 2.0
Any best practices out there for building ASP.NET 2.0
apps with NANT?
I am thinking that I can csc task build it as if it
were a class library and then just copy task the right
files?
Or is there a way to invoke the new aspnet_compiler
and is that recommended over csc 2.0?
Thanks,
Rick
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Is anyone calling Visual Build from a NANT script? We're slowly
transitioning the entire build to NANT tasks, but for now, we need to
still be able to run what's not been migrated. The trouble is, my task
loads VBuild with the project, but does not seem to be interpreting
the command line arguments
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