Correct me if I need new glasses, but I can't see where nant is being used
here. I think you're on the wrong list.
But to answer generically anyway, it looks like you are on Windows, so there
is a great app called handle.exe (command line) or its sister app Process
Explorer (GUI) from sysinte
... or not in the user's path.
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Date: Mon, 4 Jun 2007 08:34:00 -0400
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Melissa Kacher wrote:
> 1) String these commands all together with & in one
I don't think this will work. Isn't the & processed by cmd.exe, which
NAnt bypasses with (unless you spec
1) Change your file format to xml. Load the values using ,
increment and then update the file using
2) Write some kind of external script to do the updating, probably using
sed. Use the task in nant to run it.
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1) String these commands all together with & in one
2) Put all of these commands in one script and call the script with an exec
command.
Make sure the last command returns a proper error code so that nant knows if
it passed or failed.
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Everything in needs to actually be physically located under
its . If it isn't, the flattening that you observed will
happen.
You are including things parallel to , not under it. Don't use
"..".
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Your xml code has an illegal use of quotes.
Try this:
Thanks,
Melissa
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Sent: Thursday, July 20, 2006 2:09 PM
To: nant-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [NAnt-users] Can't use pipe (
I don't want credentials in my scripts, or ending up in my
build logs, so I think this is fine.
I would get my IT to give my nant build account
permissions on the SMTP server, or change the account I use for building to one
that already has permissions to connect to the SMTP
server.
Than
Title: Message
"Fails miserably" isn't much of a problem report. Can
we see the error message?
I have
thankfully been able to completely abandon VSS, but I have used nant in the past
to access VSS. If I had something to go on, I might be able to stretch my memory
back and help.
Thanks, Mel
Use the task to execute
devenv.exe.
Thanks, Melissa
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HansonSent: Friday, May 19, 2006 9:25 AMTo:
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OmniOrb idl files - options?
I have a number of VS.
>Is
there some setting or property I need to set in order for the cl.exe to pick up
the predefined headers?
No, not a property,
an environment variable. You need to set INCLUDE. I find vcvars32.bat to be
useful for getting INLUDE, LIB, and PATH out of the way in one call with little
ef
Please see the nant docs, docs on tasks, go to the exec task.
The documentation that you want you want to read is on the resultproperty
attribute.
Here is link directly to the documentation that you
need:
http://nant.sourceforge.net/release/latest/help/tasks/exec.html
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While logged on as that domain admin, can you manage
the service without nant? Stop and start it with netsvc.exe. If that does not
work, then the error message is correct, and you "require other
privileges", meaning that you don't actually have admin access on the the
target box.
Also, wh
The linker doesn't use PATH to find libraries. It's LIB. See
vcvars32.bat.
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Subject: [Nant-users] link error -- cannot open
See this page in the docs:
http://nant.sourceforge.net/release/latest/help/functions/nant.get-base-
directory.html
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Don't bother. Put the property in '', and then "" is available to use
within the property.
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Use nodeindex and get them one at a time. Here is the
documentation on xmlpeek:
http://nant.sourceforge.net/release/latest/help/tasks/xmlpeek.html
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MidhaSent: Wednesday, May 25, 2005 1:26 AMTo:
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I would ditch VSS if at all possible. Believe me, you will be making
your life much easier. But if you can't, se the URL above.
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I really doubt that this is a nant bug. Please try running
the post build script under cruise control without nant to prove this. I bet it
will still fail (silently).
Xcopy has some issues under certain circumstances, and from
what you write below, cruise control would qualify. Try robocopy
What version of nant are you using?
Is your custom build tool a pre-build
action?
I know pre-build actions do not work in 0.84. They
just don't get called. Does anyone know if they work in 0.85? I have
upgraded, but I haven't tested them again.
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The Visual Studio macro is called $(ProjectDir), not
$(ProjDir). That should solve your problem.
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David (GE Healthcare, non-ge)Sent: Thursday, January 20, 2005 8:30
AMTo: nant-users@lists.sourceforge.netSubject:
[Na
You should reference the $(ProjectDir) macro (for your source location)
and the $(OutDir) macro (for your destination location), in all VS
projects. This will work in any project no matter what the current
working directory is, or what the output directory is.
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2. a. Run your nant script under some credentials that have access to
your VSS share. Find the "Run As" tab if your build runs as a scheduled
task or service. Or
b. use the task and "net use" your VSS share using your user
name and password.
For those of you unfamiliar with the fun that is VSS
You can do just about anything with the task.
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Subject: [Nant-users] [HELP][NANT Script][Build Setup Kit]
Dear All,
I want to know how
Title: Newbie User NAntContrib Question
There is much discussion and several opinions on
this in the archives.
The fastest way to make this work though
is:
Put all of the nant and nant.contrib assemblies and config
files in the same directory.
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You pasted the answer into your e-mail.
1) Tests.NAnt.Console.NAntTest.Test_ShowHelp :
expected:<2004>
but was:<2003>
at Tests.NAnt.Console.NAntTest.Test_ShowHelp() in
C:\Program
File
s\NAnt\tests\NAnt.Console\NAntTest.cs:line 211
You
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