Hello every one,
I have a query since I have created a MSI file with nantContrib and need to
do some modification through install shield like adding Com+ Component,
Creating Database and after doing modification I want rebuild that MSI
through install shield.
I am unable to find any solutio
Wrong list; please post this message to one of the NUnit lists instead.
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Is there a request to provide the /include and /exclude switches on the
GUI command line as well as the console app? Is this a reasonable
request?
I use the NUnit-GUI app from within VS 2005, using the Debug tab from
within the project properties for my test project, and I have some long
runn
On 28/11/06, Chris Lambrou <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Remove the test from the do sub-element of the foreach task, and add it
> to the echo task. Alternatively, if you want to perform more than just
> one sub-task in the do element, place them inside an inner if task.
Ah that's got it! Great! Th
Michael,
I've committed a fix for this issue. We now automatically set sendusing to
cdoSendUsingPort (2) if either a username or port is set, or if SSL is
enabled.
Let me know if this works for you.
Do you have access to cvs, or do you want me to publish a new nightly build
?
Gert
> -Origi
Michael,
Interesting I'm using the same method in couple of targets here and
it works fine. Not sure if there's any *possible* typo.
Daniel
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From: Michael Jervis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November 28, 2006 10:42 AM
To: nant-users@lists.sourceforge
Hmmm... we do it like this and it works.
Not sure why yours doesn't work.
BOb
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Jervis
Sent: Tuesday, November 28, 2006 11:42 AM
To: nant-users@lists.sourc
Remove the test from the do sub-element of the foreach task, and add it
to the echo task. Alternatively, if you want to perform more than just
one sub-task in the do element, place them inside an inner if task.
Chris
Like this:
Or this:
I want to loop for each line in a file that has been produced by a
process and echo all lines with 'failed' in them to the email I'm
sending to the developer list:
However, on the if clause of the foreach, I get the error that the
currentLine property is
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> Subject: Re: [NAnt-users] Mail Logger
>
> Also, you must set sendusing to 2 for authenticatio
Also, you must set sendusing to 2 for authentication to work at all,
and the if clause for the smtpPassword is reversed.
My current hacked version is lacking the faulty #if's, but at least
sends email...:
string smtpUsername = GetPropertyValue(properties, "smtp.username",
null, false);
Ask a stupid question, find an answer...
#if (NET_1_1)
mailMessage.Fields[cdoNamespaceURI +
"smtpauthenticate"] = 1;
mailMessage.Fields[cdoNamespaceURI +
"sendusername"] = smtpUsername;
#else
Console.Error.WriteLine("[MailLogger]
MailLogg
Hi,
I'm trying to get NAnt running for a nightly build at work.
I've just downloaded 0.85 source, and compiled it myself, I've ended up with
C:\Temp\nant-0.85-src\nant-0.85\build\net-2.0.win32\nant-0.85-debug\bin
Which suggests to me that I've built it using .NET 2.0. It produced this too:
C:\T
Thanks Mike,
it looks like the only way to solve this it's your way
I tried also this code:
and then
but ${ant.exit.code} got value of 0 even if ant fails...
btw, I'm using ant 1.7.0 (beta1), I think it's important enough to fix it
before 1.7.0 goes official, isn't it!?
any w
Thanks Mike,
it looks like the only way to solve this it's your way
I tried also this code:
and then
but ${ant.exit.code} got value of 0 even if ant fails...
btw, I'm using ant 1.7.0 (beta1), I think it's important enough to fix it
before 1.7.0 goes official, isn't it!?
any w
I call ant.bat from CruiseControl.NET but I have the same problem
The ant.bat script doesn't respect error codes properly. I edit mine
and put the following line at the end:
exit %ERRORLEVEL%
The only problem with this is that if you run it from a normal command
prompt it exits the command promp
I’m trying to combine a java build
inside my existing NAnt/.NET nuild script.
The problem is that executing Ant
this way:
is not causing the build to fail.
Wrapping it with:
….
doesn’t work
eithe
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