Ashish,
You’ll need to register the dll’s for VB6.exe to compile your vbp. Once
you can compile it in the IDE, you can call the NAntContrib vb6 task to
compile your vbp for you. VB6 doesn’t have a way to provide references
outside of the normal COM system. It isn’t a NAnt thing, it’s a VB6 th
We have our test machines running CC.net with a nant build script that
copies and installs all of the applications. Works really well, and you can
use the cctray to see that everything ran.
John
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John,
I'm having a problem with the vb6.make task (the new
one). This task complains if the dll that I'm
compiling exists in the first place. So, I
dependencies set correct). Lots of automagic stuff.
John
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Sent: Friday, August 11, 2006 10:08 AM
To: John Cole; Nant Users
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John,
I ran into a function that you use in
know and I'll bundle them
together.
Thanks,
Eric
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> > Eric,
> > I posted some nant targets on the cc.net
Eric,
I posted some nant targets on the cc.net wiki that will do what you want.
Take a look at those and see if those work for you. We do the same thing
here.
John
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We use includes a great deal. The only thing you should do in your example
(we are using an older version of 0.85) is to move the includes above your
target.
John
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Could you post your msi target? I posted an example MSI/MSM target that put
a program into a similar directory structure last week.
John Cole
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Kevin,
Search the mailing list a week or so ago. I posted a
sample msm/msi task that works for us. You do need to understand how msi works
at least a little bit though J
John
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one without building the other.
My opinion has always been that
building the NAnt MSI installer was the best way for windows users to install
NAnt/NAntContrib, but I haven't been able to get the MSI built in months
(our version is 1927 from May of last year).
But either way works.
d build the setup project that way.
John Cole
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To: John Cole
Subject: RE: [NAnt-users] How to use Nant and Nantcontrib to do the
functions of a VS .NET 2003 setup project
Does t
n the MSM and MSI
tasks.
John
Look at the 'echo' task.
http://nant.sourceforge.net/release/latest/help/tasks/echo.html
John
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S
bject: Re: [NAnt-users] replacing a linefeed
Sorry about the accidental mouse click sending my previous mail void of
new content.
John Cole wrote:
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Is there any way you can get the style of argument for the
task to work for you? It would keep the easy-
I'm trying to replace a crlf in a property using the string::replace
function.
The reason for this is because of a different xsltproc program that I'm
using (I'm trying to switch from the cygwin version to the windows version
and it won't accept linefeeds in the command).
Here is my property:
Any word on this? I've been building a MSI package for use by our
developers for a while, and I'd like to make another with the current
version. The last one I have is getting quite old.
Thanks,
John Cole
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I'm trying to make a new NAnt/NAntContrib msi file using the msi target in
the NAntContrib.build file, but things seem to have been changed around :-)
What is the correct sequence for building nant and nantcontrib so you can
use the msi target?
Thanks,
John
processed, which you set as a property. If you set
the property 'continue' to true, then it will skip any that are in
that file.
Hope this is use
Is there a way to have nant use .net 1.1 even though 2.0 is installed? We
are seeing a lot of weirdness with our scripts with 2.0 and I can't get Nant
compiled under 2.0 at the moment. Just running our current version with 1.1
seems like a good temporary solution.
Thanks,
John
nt: Friday, November 04, 2005 11:33 AM
To: John Cole
Cc: nant-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [Nant-users] compiling nant with .net 2.0 sdk...
Good Afternoon John
0.85RC3 was toast ..I spent all day saturday trying to get this build to
build using
the Full debug for nmake
nmake -d -p -f Make
Hello,
I've installed the .net 2.0 sdk on my system (along with the 1.1 sdk) and
now I'm having a lot of trouble building nant and nantcontrib.
Here is what I used to do
--
nmake -f Makefile.nmake
bootstrap\NAnt.exe package
cd ..
cd NAntContrib
..\nant\bu
Every time I have run into a path length
problem, I had to move my tree closer to the root (I use a c:\src directory
now). I think this is a windows limitation, so you might not see it if your on
linux.
John
Cole
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Also, does the MSI and MSM task work ok with the WI3 SDK?
Thanks,
John Cole
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>>Also, can I ask how did you notice this deprecation?
>>(I couldn't see it in the nightly readme.html)
I found it by using a recent build of NAnt from CVS (.85.0.1972 I rebuild
myself to put in a few interop dll's our custom scripts need).
When I ran a test build, my logs nearly doubled beca
I noticed that has been depreciated. This should be reflected in
the documentation and an example of how the statement be used instead
of the .
Thanks,
John Cole
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ile is a custom script we have to load a file into a property.
There is a NAnt equivalent for that now (loadfile?) that should work here.
I posted a few other VBP nant scripts a few months ago, you may want to
search for those and see if you find them useful. Hope this helps.
John Cole
-O
I would try it without the extra files and
install/remove to see if it actually removes the files, then add includes one
at a time until it fails.
Third part apps often put one file per
component, which is something to try also.
John Cole
om/library/default.asp?url="">
or else 3rd party packages like wise or installshield won't
pick up your module names and descriptions properly.
John Cole
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to generate them or
specify t
heir location with the 'nant.doc.dir'
property.
Total time: 523.3 seconds.
Thanks,
John Cole
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I have added a few more. One to start SQL server and one to execute a query
to an ODBC datasource.
I'll see about adding more.
John Cole
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Sent: Sunday, February 20, 2005 7:47 AM
To: NAnt
Craig,
Here is a MSM and MSI taks that we use on one of our simple .net projects.
We build a msm file and then a msi, using the msm file we generated (so we
can have a stand alone installation and the merge module to go in a larger
one).
Hope this helps.
John
I'm trying to recompile NAnt from CVS, and it's currently failing with the
error below. Also, is the bin\nant.exe in cvs really from 12/17?
Thanks,
John
--
[exec] NAnt 0.85 (Build 0.85.1812.0; dev; 12/17/2004)
[exec] Copyright
the CVS admins, who tend to use the command line a
lot (one of whom is me).
John Cole
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Subject: Re: [Nant-users
e to
deploy NAnt internally here, and the MSI is the perfect tool for that. It's
a fantastic product (both of them) and there is just something right about
NAnt/NAntContrib being able to build its own installer :-)
I hope the final decision of the MSI will keep NAnt/NAntContrib easy t
Gert,
What are your reasons for not copying NAntContrib into NAnt? It feels
simple and safe, I was wondering why we shouldn't do that.
Thanks,
John Cole
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tax. Add to that, if you hack on NAnt at all, add custom scripts
and such, using the MSI makes things just a little bit easier to change.
The MSI task has had it's problems,
but overall, I think I'm going to stick to it.
John Cole
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ntContrb inside NAnt).
But I think the msi tasks will need to be modified a good bit to accomplish
this.
Hey, those are my opinions. Others have the final say :-)
Thanks,
John Cole
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To
that patch.
John Cole
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Hey Gert,
I'm not sure if this was brough
Mergemod.dll is also included in the Platform SDK for WindowsXP SP2 (version
2x of the dll), and with Orca in the PSDK (version 3x of the dll).
John Cole
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Arg! :-)
I'm running NAnt 0.85 (Build 0.85.1762.0; net-1.1.win32; dev; 10/28/2004)
has something been fixed that would effect this?
Thanks,
John
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Title: Possible bug with property::exists
should
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I've tried it with and without the namespaceuri, but I can't seem to set the
release_type xsl parameter to a
Matt,
That seemed to be the problem, thanks!
John
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Hi John,
Try removing the prefix attribute
I think I sent this to only Gert, so I'm reposting it back to the list.
John
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Sent: Monday, November 08, 2004 8:42 AM
To: 'Gert Driesen'
Subject: RE: [Nant-users] resource file problem...
Gert, I had tried to with the original post.
cript like:
I think your is far superior, however, so I'm going to try and get yours
working as well.
Thanks,
John Cole
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HelloWorld test with the build file. What am I doing wrong
with the resources tag? Rename the zix file to zip.
Once I have this working, I'll post the xsl file.
Thanks,
John Cole
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Has anyone created a xsl file to convert #D's combine to a build file? I
searched but couldn't find a reference to one, either here or on the #D
site.
Thanks,
John Cole
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but it works for us. Could you
explain a little more on the vb6 task and the 2 digit versions? You have me
worried :-) As far as the regex goes, please optimise and share ;-)
John Cole
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t) so hopefully
ks out of these, but
I've been having trouble getting all of NAnt and NAntContrib to compile
fully lately :-)
John Cole
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Sent: Thursday, September 02, 2004 8:43 AM
To: John Cole
Subject: RE: [Nant-users] using task on files
John
I came across your post and it looks like your custom func
es file and save. Load a
.build file and then press F5. Commenting is on Ctrl+Shift+Q.
And it's all open source.
John Cole
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Ian,
It builds properly without the package target, but then NAntContrib fails
to build :-)
I ran it with the package target again and it is still looping on "in
chainable read"
Thanks,
John Cole
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hainable read. value is 68
in chainable read. value is 68
in chainable read. value is 79
in chainable read. value is 79
in chainable read. value is 79
in chainable read. value is 67
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Thanks,
John Cole
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hainable read. value is 68
in chainable read. value is 68
in chainable read. value is 79
in chainable read. value is 79
in chainable read. value is 79
in chainable read. value is 67
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kill this after 20 minutes or so of these lines :-)
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John Cole
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You can send these files to a compressed folder fine. FYI I have 2GB of
ram, and I'm showing 1.4GB free.
Any ideas?
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-f:NAntContrib.build
xcopy /E /S /Y build\nantcontrib-0.85-debug
..\nant\build\net-1.1.win32\nant-0.85-debug
..\nant\build\net-1.1.win32\nant-0.85-debug\bin\nant
-D:nant.dir="..\nant\build\net-1.1.win32\nant-0.85-debug"
-f:NAntContrib.build msi
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BUILD FAILED
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Any ideas as to what is causing the problem? I've run this from a simple
command prompt and the VS.net command prompt (which sets up the enviroment
to use the version 13 cl.exe) and get the same error.
Thanks,
John Cole
Using 'net-1.1' framework on 'win32' platform.
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John Cole
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le lately getting NAnt to build.
Thanks,
John Cole
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ual Studio/VC98/bin/cl.exe
which is part of Visual Studio 6. Which cl.exe should I be using? I have
Visual Studio 6 and Visual Studio .Net 2003 loaded on my machine.
Thanks,
John Cole
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basis :-) Here is what I have so far:
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nightly; 6/19/2004)
Copyright (C) 2001-2004 Gerry Shaw
NAnt Team
Thanks,
John Cole
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Thanks James!
I had loaded my msi package on a virtual machine, and though that it
didn't set that. I'll repeat my test and pay better attention this time :-)
John Cole
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James,
How would I modify the system path from an MSI task? I'd like to add the
installation path\bin for the NAnt installation.
Thanks!
John
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sregarding guidelines, I perfer to use built in tasks over
custom anything. So if I can do the same thing with built in functions or
tasks, I'd be happy to switch :-)
John Cole
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To: John Col
additional functionality comming that should do
what you need too.
John Cole
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Hi,
>From lo
work via a proxy
server. See http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;307220
I read in the newsgroup about the style sheet not using a validated parser,
is that still the case? What are the odds of getting this working?
Thanks,
John Cole
PS. James, I'll be looking into t
I have these properties at the top of my project (they are not in a target)
I've changed my mailserver and addresses. The ${install_version} is another
property I set in the script.
John Cole
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;m not familiar with that aspect of .Net
yet.
Any insights
would be apreciated.
Thanks,
John
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