cuments
need to be validated against a DTD that refers
external
entities.
Gius_.
-Original Message-From: Jordan, Tom
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]Sent: Tuesday, June 10, 2003 7:46
PMTo: Greco Giuseppe; 'Ian MacLean'Cc: 'Jaroslaw
Kowalski'; '[EMAIL
Title: RE: [Nant-users] docbook.xsl and nant
Ian,
The problem is that NAnt uses a not-validating XML reader
(see StyleTask.cs at line 240), while DocBook requires a
validating XML reader. As already discussed, the idea would
be to add a new property to the
Title: RE: [Nant-users] docbook.xsl and nant
Jaroslaw,
That doesn't work, since NAnt uses a not-validating XSLT processor.
We should modify this somewhere in the future (StyleTask.cs), but
right now, you have to relay to an external XSLT processor.
Gius_.
> -Original Message-
> F
Title: AW: [Nant-users] Problem when processing XML files...
Hi Gordon,
Thank you very much for your answer!
> 1) As far as proxies, .NET allows you to specify a proxy server in the .config
> file using the element:
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> proxyaddress = "http://
ag, 3. April 2003 01:20
An: Greco Giuseppe
Cc: NAnt Mailing List (E-Mail)
Betreff: Re: [Nant-users] NAnt on Linux
Greco,
Right now nant on linux is not quite there. I have been working on this
to get it up to speed. There are a couple of bugs in mono on linux that
are causing issues. I'll b
Title: NAnt on Linux
Hello folks,
Yesterday I began looking at NAnt as an alternative
to make...
Well, I really like it. I downloaded the last
stable version and tried to compile it on Linux
using mono... (yes, my development platform is
Linux and only Linux).
At first, I wasn't able to
