I tried to use the p4change and p4edit tasks to create a new changelist
and add items to it and these tasks seem to be broken. I found the
description of the problem online, but no solution. There are several
problems with the tasks. First a window is popped up with the changelist
information in it
> I ran into this issue *so* many times that I obtained the task
> and source from:
>
> http://weblogs.asp.net/soever/archive/2006/12/01/nant-xmllist-command-updated.aspx
Snap! Thanks so much for that. That should go a long way towards
solving my current PITA.
Brad
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I ran into this issue *so* many times that I obtained the task
and source from:
http://weblogs.asp.net/soever/archive/2006/12/01/nant-xmllist-command-updated.aspx
and modified the code so that if the final nodename specified is "*",
all nodenames are returned in a comma-separated list.
Then I
Hi Bob and Steve,
Thanks very much, I'll give it a try.
Bob: reason for me to use XML file is that besides the name, I need to read
some more properties that are client-dependent.
Will advise how could I fix it.
- Fabio
On Thu, Oct 16, 2008 at 12:34 PM, Bob Archer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
Could you loop around the command updating the index until no return
value was found? Something like:
Of course, you are limited to listing enough index values. Is it
possible you could just put a list of clients in a text file, and loop
through that?
Another option is
You need to use the nodeindex parameter of xmlpeek to control which instance
you are returning. However, I’m not quite sure how you’d find out how many
instances there are to loop through dynamically. Maybe some if condition on
the returned value and a loop of sorts
-Steve
From: Fabio
Yes, our application includes a database, windows services, IIS
configurations, and other things.. so rather then having the build
system do all this work manually and try to maintain it as things
changed between versions, we chose to do the work once in the installer
and let it do all the legwork.
Hello,
I'm spinning my wheels with this issue and don't know how to solve it. I
have an XML file that contains the name of the client I will build my app
for.
This is an excerpt of the XML file:
client1
...
Ok thanks. I see what you are doing now... you are running the install
rather than building it. I actually plan to start doing this soon rather
than the current copy files deploy that we are doing to our QA servers.
However, I am looking at using rake rather than Nant. I know, heresy.
BOb
-O
I have to run the nant script on a remote computer from where the
software is being installed because of required reboots.. so I can't use
exec to directly launch the installer... that really complicates life :)
The build script for that project looks like this
Nice info. Thanks.
Although, so you not use the Install Shield stand alone builder? Because
it does return error codes to the exec task just fine.
BOb
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