take a look at implementing Nant-plugin for Hudson
http://wiki.hudson-ci.org/display/HUDSON/NAnt+Plugin
as far as scheduling Hudson uses the maven-scheduler-plugin
http://wiki.hudson-ci.org/display/HUDSON/Maven+Scheduler+Plugin
maven supports native execution environments (exec) thru the maven-a
Our company is using CruiseControl.net to do scheduled builds of both
TFS and SourceSafe controlled projects using a NAnt build. It is working
great. (We haven't yet moved to CI.) I suspect other tools such as Team
City or Hudson will do the same.
In CCNet, you can specify the build trigger for
I use ccnet for both, it handles my CI builds and also my nightly build. It has
some filters which can be used to do things like "build CI when there is a
change in source control, but, not between the hours of 8:00 and 11:00PM" for
instance.
It might be worth looking into.
Thanks,
Mike
From:
Sure.. Build scheduling would be good. I was under the impression that
CruiseControl.NET was only for continuous integration though. I'm using
TeamCity for our CI builds. I'm looking for something that will
monitor our daily/nightly build queue similar to Team City. Right now
we are using Win
Hi Jim,
Not sure if you are asking about some sort of build scheduler, I use
CruiseControl.NET. It works well with NAnt, not sure about TFS since I don't
use that. I hear good things about Hudson as well.
Thanks,
Mike
From: Macdiarmid, James D. [mailto:james.d.macdiar...@saic.com]
Sent: Tuesda
I'm looking for a web application similar to TeamCity that can be used
with Nant and Team Foundation Server. Do most shops use these types of
applications to monitor the status of builds or would it be necessary to
do some type of custom web application?
Thanks,
Jim
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