What I want is to separate source and build output in a web project.
This is easy enough for the source files themselves, as build output
from them is a single file that I can put anywhere I want. But I also
need to copy all the content files from the source location into the
build output location
I'm getting this when trying to build a solution target in NAnt. The
solution contains webservices, and this appears to be the root of the
problem - I've given IIS just about every privilige under the sun for the
affected virtual directory, but no joy. If any of you can shed any light on
it, I'll b
hi,
now i got the nant contrib stuff running, the next problem has arisen. when i try to
compile a solution with the solution tag, there are some errors with the resx files of
the projects.
the solution file that i'm using is moderate complex, but i think it should run.
i got the following error
Title: Message
I'm using
with a timeout setting (0.8.3 final) but it doesn't seem to
kill the program when the timeout expires. I've created a simple example
below that runs cmd.exe and waits for input (ie, it runs for an arbitrary
length of time) - and the process is never killed.
If I
I really like the idea of a mirror task (see RoboCopy.exe (command line tool) for an
example of excellent mirroring capabilities).
However, I'm not sure I understand what the second fileset is for. From a schema
point of view, I'd thing this would be sufficient:
Alex,
Have you looked at the contents of that resx file ?
"The root element is missing." usually means a messed up xml file.
Ian
hi,
now i got the nant contrib stuff running, the next problem has arisen. when i try to
compile a solution with the solution tag, there are some errors with the resx
Wasn't someone working on a task to gather info
regarding "Build Action" (i.e. Build Action =
"content") from the project file and build a fileset
based on that?
--- Erv Walter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I really like the idea of a mirror task (see
> RoboCopy.exe (command line tool) for an exam
In VS.Net, when you add a third party component (with the correct .Net
licensing methods used) to a project, you add an entry into the
licenses.licx file. It appears from what I've seen that VS translates this
into some binary form which is used as a resource for the actual compile.
It's unclear h
The second fileset is necessary because there might be other files in
the destination directories that have nothing to do with the mirroring.
Fx my build output from the source files.
Kræn
-Original Message-
From: Erv Walter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 7. oktober 2003 16:05
To: Kræn
Hi there,
to build our .Net Data Provider I have to treat some issues when building
for the .Net Compact Framework (prepare resx-files, disable design time
support, include different assemblies, ...).
Is there any way to find out which framework I'm building for (at runtime)?
Im thinking of someth
Is there a way to copy files to a specific directory
using fileset rather than copying relatively under
that directory.
In other words:
If he finds C:\MyOtherApp\project\lib\bin\myDll.dll,
he'll put it directly in C:\MyApp rather than in
C:\MyApp\project\lib\bin\my
looking at source code, i don't see any param that would trigger that
behaviour.
the following code'd do you, tho:
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
> Eric
The copy and move tasks need a flatten attribute - the same a Ant has.
This would grab all files anywhere on the seleted tree and put them all
in the same target directory.
Ian
Eric Fetzer wrote:
Is there a way to copy files to a specific directory
using fileset rather than copying relatively un
Kent,
Can you try this with the latest NAnt 0.8.4 nightly build
(http://nant.sourceforge.net/nightly/builds) and report back to us ?
Thanks,
Gert
PS. Please do not crosspost to both the NAnt users and NAnt developers list.
This is a user issue, so you should only report to the users list
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