Holy moly, someone's picked up NAnt again! (Thought about doing that
myself from time to time, just never got around to it. According to
your blog, you've been on for well over a year).
I had some XML tasks (an improved version of xmlpoke which could
generate whole XML files for you, and
It's possible this isn't related to the state of .NET at all. You
could add some output (either Console.Writeline or MessageBox.Show,
depending on what type of application it is) which should tell you
whether your application is at least able to load.
Another possibility is to use something like
Hi Jim,
If you're targeting .NET 3.5 then installing .NET 4.0 wouldn't help
because they use different CLRs. Is .NET 3.5 installed on the target
machine? Is it possible that you require .NET3.5 sp1?
John
I already sent this in an email reply to Ian, but didn't see it show up in
the list.
On 24 February 2011 10:43, John Ludlow john.ludlow...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
When I faced a similar issue, I came at it from a slightly different angle.
First, the ConfigurationManager (
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.configuration.configurationmanager.aspx)
will expose two
