Thanks Ken, I'll look into these options. BTW, we use Gomez for monitoring
here. Good stuff...
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From: Ken Parrish <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Bob Archer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; nant-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Tuesday, March 4, 2008 11:14:43 AM
Subject: Re: [NAnt-user
We do this on a regular basis. As Mr. Dix said, you will need to
create a web deploy project and include it in your solution. Once
you've created this project, in the Properties dialog box, there is a
Output Assemblies option which gives you various options for deploying
separate DLLs or merg
I think there is a tool, the aspnet_compiler that will allow you to join
all of these DLL's into a single DLL. You would probably need to call it
after calling msbuild.
The other option is to add a Web Deployment project, which I think is a
wrapper around the aspnet_compiler. Then I believe MS
If I understand the question right, you should use a deployment project
in your solution and once you have compiled the code, then compile the
deployment project as well. This sets up the directory with only the
files you need and removes the intermediate DLL's.
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I've been struggling with using MSBuild on Web Sites for some time but have
never had time to bring it before an audience. Here's what I've been up
against:
1) For the web site, MSBuild creates a directory based on attributes set in
the SLN "PreCompiledWeb"
2) In this directory, MSBuild puts
Hi all,
Is there a way that we can select only given folders from a root folder
direct to vssget.
If I direct $/CODE/DEV/ABC,all ABC contains will be checked out. But I want
only say 3 folders out of 4 in ABC.
Do I have to write 3 to complete this, doesn't "path" property
support several path
