you could use something like this
<exec executable="${VSSEXE}\ss.exe">
<arg value="get" /> <!-- change this line and mabey
some other
paramters -->
<arg value="$$${VSS_PAGE_DIR}" />
<arg value="-R" />
<arg value="-I-" />
<arg value="-GF" />
<arg value="-GCC" />
<arg value="-GTM" />
<arg value="-GL${PagesRoot}" />
<arg value="-y${VSS_USER},${VSS_PASS}" />
</exec>
but, no, I have not tried to write a checkout task
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, May 29, 2001 9:06 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: vss checkout
Has anyone written a vsscheckout task? I tried writing one, using the vssget
for a starting point. Basically, I justed referred to checkout, and removed
attributes that did not make sense, like writable. It was able to check out
all the files, but the build failed after all the files were checked out.
Apparantly there is something in the return code that it did not like.
Any input would be appreciated.
TIA
Clinton
