Awesome I've generally just used telnet to get to the target machine and then installed from command-line using msiexecOn 7/5/06, Max Shcherbina
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi,
Not pretending to invent something truly unique I wanted to post this code anyway with hope that someone might
Hi,
Not pretending to invent something truly unique I wanted to post this
code anyway with hope that someone might find it useful.
The end product of our build is a bunch of MSI files and before
pushing them to QA we usually perform basic testing of complete
application at the integration
Hi Sanjoy>>How to remove and add referencesYou can use the filterchain option or use the xmlpoke.I have never worked with the xmlpoke and for that I can't give you an example.The filterchain you can use with the task. In the example below, I remove the tag to [NAnt-users] [Help][.Net Solution File Compilation][Problems]
Dear All,
I request you to let me know how to solve the
following problem in my automated build process using NANT.
1. I have a few solution files. Some of
them are having multiple proj file or only one proj file.
To compile them I require to edit the references by
droping and re-add
Dear All,
I request you to let me know how to solve the
following problem in my automated build process using NANT.
1. I have a few solution files. Some of
them are having multiple proj file or only one proj file.
To compile them I require to edit the references by
droping and re-addin
Dear all,
I have noticed following.
If build file A is included into build file B using then the
project::get-base-directory() returns path to B, even if it is situated
inside of A.
But if build file A included into B using
---
Then project::get-base-director
what do you mean by "Bill of Materials"?On 7/3/06, Steve Kopp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
Hi,
I'm new to the nAnt user group and would like to know if anyone is creating a Bill of Materials fir a build. Our source repository is StarTeam and am actually looking for member revision/versio
