On 2/9/07, Vee Harwell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We use it currently for one of our products and nant for the other.
> >From my own personal experience, I would have to say that management
> types I deal with hold VBP in higher regard since it has a nice and
> shiny interface that nant doesn't.
You don't need to go as far as NAntContrib - have a look at the
task in NAnt.
http://nant.sourceforge.net/release/latest/help/tasks/servicecontroller.html
Cheers,
Bill
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Yes it is not hard. We use the exec tag to run IISREST to stop and start
our QA IIS server while our deploy to qa build is running.
Bob
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Failing NAntContrib having service start/stop you could always call out to "net
start" and "net stop".
Jonathan Evans
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i'd bet there's something in Nantcontrib that'll do the service
start/restart.
i'm about to start using nantContrib to mainpulate our webserver to deploy
builds to our IIS box as a remoting server.
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Harwell
We use it currently for one of our products and nant for the other.
>From my own personal experience, I would have to say that management
types I deal with hold VBP in higher regard since it has a nice and
shiny interface that nant doesn't. Functionality wise, I would rate the
two as pretty much e
