Thanks for your help. I should clarify further. The source code will be stored
on an SVN repository so ideally I wanted to use CCNet force build to connect to
the SVN repository, checkout files locally, then automatically run the NAnt
build file, which compiles and deploys all compiled files to
I think you might want to cut the CCNet part out of that solution. CCNet
gives you a nice interface to start the build, but it sounds like you want
it to prompt the DBA for credentials which you are unlikely to achieve. I
would recommend having the DBA simply run NAnt from a command line, then
your
I am designing a automated compilation script for an Oracle Forms and Reports
development environment containing numerous databases with associated projects.
As the username and password for connecting to the databases differs, and
because of organisational measures in place that require that d
Hi Simon,
CCNet is generally used for automated/unattended builds. What is the core
problem you are trying to solve with this solution, ie, why do you want user
input during a CCNet build?
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Chris.
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On Tue, Apr 20, 2010 at
"Can you store the username, password, an database in a database and have the
nant script look at that if a console isn't available?" This is not a viable
solution due to security considerations.
Date: Tue, 20 Apr 2010 20:03:58 -0700
From: rongrabow...@yahoo.com
To: nant-users@lists.sourc
"How will ccnet accept user input if its running as a service on an unattended
build server?" Excuse my fairly limited coding experience, but doesn't CCNet
pass control over to NAnt temporarily when it runs the NAnt script? So, if the
NAnt script is stored locally and can open cmd.exe and pro
How will ccnet accept user input if its running as a service on an unattended
build server?
Can you store the username, password, an database in a database and have the
nant script look at that if a console isn't available?
From: Simon H
To: nant-users@lists
Hi guys,
I have a C# script within my NAnt build file which allows me to accept user
input from the commandline. A truncutated excerpt of the NAnt build file is:
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