Felice,
I didn't see any funny characters, but I did notice that the block you identified
occurs twice. The second time it is over 1800 lines into the file. Does the mailer
you are using have a limit?
One way of checking for a length limit would be to temporarily comment out a couple of
the
assemblies...
[exec]
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Felice,
Gert beat
Felice,
Gert beat me to it. If part, but not all, of the log is sent, and it's the same part
each time, then there is probably a control character or a character with the high
order bit set in the file somewhere. The log file you attached is quite long. Can
you give us an idea of where in th
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Felice,
Check if the content that you're logging includes any null character
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Merrill,
I did some more digging into the problem.
a copy of the zip let me know and I
will send it to you.
Felice
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Felice,
I believe that the debug level will give you everything.
For the MailLogger, you would not use the nant.onsuccess and nant.onfailure
properties. Instead, the MailLogger defines its own set of properties that you can
initialize with your mail subject line, address list , and so on.
If
t.onsuccess and nant.onfailure properties.
Felice
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Felice,
There are two built-in NAnt properties: nant.onsuccess and nant.onfailure. Normally,
they are not defined. However, you can set either or both to a target(s) in your
script. If the overall NAnt build finishes successfully, then whatever task you have
named in the nant.onsuccess prop
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You need to use the logger functionality. You can start and stop the logger from
inside the NAnt script. So, you start the logger
Thanks for all the replies ;o)
Sorted!
Ernst Kuschke
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Hello
Hello,
you can use the "record" task from nant-contrib project. You have just to
stop recording just before sending the mail.
Pierre.
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You need to use the logger functionality. You can start and stop the logger from
inside the NAnt script. So, you start the logger at the start of the script. You
then use a build-success and build-fail target to stop the logger and mail its result.
Check out NAnt/doc/help/fundamentals/listen
Ernst,
You should use the MailLogger.
See http://nant.sourceforge.net/nightly/help/fundamentals/listeners.html for
more information.
Hope this helps,
Gert
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