I once did the bat-file-method as Bob suggests, but I also wrapped it in a
VB script (not the ultimate best-practice but it worked :-)
Here's my code for inspiration if you decide to take that route:
.vbs file:
dim newline : newline = Chr(13) & Chr(10)
dim strApplicationMetaname
strApplicationMetaname = ""
'--- Main program run ---
strApplicationMetaname = GetApplicationMetanameFromUser
If strApplicationMetaname = "" Or IsNull(strApplicationMetaname) Then
MsgBox "No application name specified - aborting build " +
strApplicationMetaname, vbOKOnly + vbExclamation, "No application name
specified"
Else
Call CallBuild(strApplicationMetaname)
End If
'--- Misc ---
Function GetApplicationMetanameFromUser()
dim userInput
userInput = InputBox("Enter the name of the application
instance you wish to build (e.g. MyCompany)" + newline + "(this will
determine names of services etc. - e.g. if you enter MyCompany, the
merger will be named MergerMyCompany)", "Enter application metaname")
GetApplicationMetanameFromUser = userInput
End Function
Function CallBuild(strApplicationMetanameParm)
dim objWSHShell
Set objWSHShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
objWSHShell.CurrentDirectory = ".\merger\"
Call objWSHShell.Run("build_and_deploy.bat " +
strApplicationMetanameParm + " v1_2_3", 1, true)
End Function
.bat file called by VB script:
@ECHO OFF
IF "%1" == "" GOTO NoNameSpecified
IF "%2" == "" GOTO NoVersionSpecified
nant /f:builds/merger_build_and_deploy.nant.build -D:MergerName=%1
-D:MergerVersion=%2
GOTO EndProgram
:NoNameSpecified
ECHO ---------------
ECHO This bat file can not be run directly. (name not set)
ECHO Use the corresponding VBScript "merger_build_and_deploy.vbs"
instead
ECHO ---------------
GOTO EndProgram
:NoVersionSpecified
ECHO ---------------
ECHO This bat file can not be run directly. (version not set)
ECHO Use the corresponding VBScript "merger_build_and_deploy.vbs"
instead
ECHO ---------------
GOTO EndProgram
:NoNameSpecified
:EndProgram
pause
Torben Rohde
Subsero A/S
Bob Archer
<bob.arc...@amsi.
com> Til
"Parrish, Ken"
03-11-2009 15:49 <kparr...@gomez.com>,
"nant-users@lists.sourceforge.net"
<nant-users@lists.sourceforge.net>
cc
Emne
Re: [NAnt-users] Input prompting
...
The only thing I could think would be to exec a bat file that prompts for a
value and writes it to a text file or something. I pretty much think nant
is designed for non-attended use.
BOb
From: Parrish, Ken [mailto:kparr...@gomez.com]
Sent: Tuesday, November 03, 2009 9:34 AM
To: nant-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [NAnt-users] Input prompting ...
Nant Users,
Is there a task that can be used to prompt a user for input of a property?
I’d like to design some tasks which will prompt the user for input of a
property if the property was not specified on the command line. I looked
in both Nant and NantContrib and didn’t see anything. Am I missing
something?
Ken Parrish
Gomez, Inc.
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