This sounds like you could use the same thing I did in the response
from 'Pause Until Cancelled Project' thread (ie the script found here:
http://rubenwillems.blogspot.com/).
Build that script to make it an executable, then have a project which
runs it (highest priority) with stop, then another project (also
highest priority) that runs it with start.
Only thing I would point out is with these 2 lines:
If Not project.Category.StartsWith("Deployment") Then
If project.Activity =
Remote.ProjectActivity.Sleeping AndAlso StopProjects Then
In the first line make sure you StartsWith includes these 2 projects
so they don't get stopped. In the second line I removed the first
condition, I'm not sure why its there.... Because you also want to
cancel projects that are 'Pending', there shouldn't be any currently
running as this script should be running (if you run it via a
project).
Lastly don't forget to change "tcp://buildserver:21234" to something
like "tcp://localhost:21234" (to make it more generic, or to your
server, or passed in...).
PS if you stop a running project does it cancel it, or does it switch
it to stopped after it finishes?
Arieh
On May 13, 3:03 am, cloudsin <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am planning to implement a blackout point in CCNET. The requirement
> is everyday source repository goes down for 30 min. I want to
> implement a blackout point where I want to specify the down time so
> that none of the projects that are included in CCNET doees not throw
> any exception. I want to continue the process once the source
> repositary is up. I wanted to add this in Google groups.
> Unfortunately
> access to Google groups not allowed here. Please help me out in this.
>
> Thanks in advance..
