Hi all. I have a configuration where my builds are done on one machine and the installation packaing is done on separate machine. I have CCNet installed on both machines and currently use project triggers to coordinate copying the production binaries to a staging area (from machine 1) and then running an InstallShield command line to build the install package and publish it to a distribution site (from machine 2). The process itself works nearly flawlessly but I now have a requirement that the install packages get published to a folder whose name is the version label of the last build (from machine 1). The question is, is it possible to get the version label information of a remote CCNet project, using existing CCNet components? Both machines know about each others projects because of the coordination required. I could use the ForceBuild task to pass parameters but the project that forces the other project to build is not the project that has the build version label (is it easier to get it from the same machine rather that the remote machine?).
Anyway I am all for writing the info to a file somewhere and reading it from the forced project (executing a script or some such to do this) if this is the only way to do it but I was interested in knowing if there is a way to do this directly in CCNet that I might be missing. Thanks in advance Kevin Fernandes
