Note that the NAnt list parser is modifying the syntax that I had in my
construct. It replaced "table[(at symbol)name" with [EMAIL PROTECTED]
thinking it was an email address.
So the syntax should be xpath="/msi/table[(at symbol)name = 'ISProductConfigurationProperty']/row[td =
'ProductVersion']
Here's what I came up with that worked for changing the product version for an XML Install Shield .ism file...
file="Test.ism"
xpath="/msi/[EMAIL PROTECTED] = 'ISProductConfigurationProperty']/row[td =
'ProductVersion']/td[3]"
value="${version}"/>
Jeremy P. Owens-Boggs wrote:
We saved the InstallShield projects as XML and used the xmlpoke task
in nant, no messy scriptJ
Jeremy,
you wouldn't by chance be willing to show some sample code would you? I
haven't done this yet, but I need to - it would be nice to have a
functioning exam
We saved the InstallShield
projects as XML and used the xmlpoke task in nant, no messy scriptJ
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I'm not sure how to implement this construct in C# and hoping that someone can show me what the syntax might look like.
I have the following _vbscript_ code that I use to change the
ProductVersion number property inside of an InstallShield project using
_vbscript_ that is called from my NAnt scrip
