Is that the exact error message? It appears to be missing the "s" of
".vbs". Would it make any difference if you used the args list?
Something like
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Since iisreset stops all web sites and we cannot have any downtime on one of
our sites, I decided to look for a way to stop just the 1 website I need to
stop on the server. The script I found to do this is
%windir%\system32\iisweb.vbs.
From the command line line, this script works as expected w
Not that I know of. I'm not familiar with sling shot.
The pattern that I follow is to use Nant to automate my build task while
using the MSBuild task to do the actual compile of the VS2005 project.
BOb
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Hi,
Is there a XSL transform file for transforming VS.Net 2005 solution/project
files to NAnt build script ? Would the task accomplish this ?
Thanks !
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Partha
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And during the compile you're a specifying delay-signing attribute?
[assembly:AssemblyKeyFileAttribute("myKey.snk")]
[assembly:AssemblyDelaySignAttribute(true)]
I'm curious, if your build server has access to the private signing key,
why not just sign the DLL during the compile? Or, does th
Yes it is there...
Thanks and Regards,
Rosy Malhotra
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NAN
Batch.snk contains the private key, yes?
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Hi,
I am using
My .snk file is present in the project directory.
But I am getting an error that :
D:\Project\Dot Net\REIOS\dist\Batch.dll" "D:\Project\Dot
Net\REIOS\Batch\Batch\Ass
Hi Rajiv,
You should modify the configuration in VS 2005, or create a separate one for
targeting the x64 platform.
Gert
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Yeah!
Actually, for the entire build script we are using task to compile
the code and I was looking for some way where I can tweak task to
support 64 bit compilation.
In case we do not have any work around with tasks then will have
to move to task.
Can we achieve 64 bit compil
Hi Rajiv,
You can use the platform attribute on the csc task to specify the platform
you wish to target (eg. x86, x64, ...).
Gert
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Hi There,
Does NANT supports Windows 64 bit comilation? I have written build script
using NANT 0.86 for 32 bit windows ( Visual Studio 2005, .NET 2.0) but have to
spit out 64 bit output as well from the already written build script.
Is there any avenue where I can just true some fla
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