On Fri, 10 Oct 2003, Matthew Mastracci [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My largest concern is not that a company can use BSD-code, but
rather add core enhancements (ie: modifications/enhancements/bug
fixes to the core code) and keep those proprietary.
Yes, there is nothing inside a BSDish license
On Fri, 10 Oct 2003, Scott Hernandez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If the Ant team had the option, now that they have been out there so
long, I wonder if they would choose a sep. license for any reason.
I can only speak for myself, I wouldn't.
Ant has become as successful as it is for several
Dmitry and Ian,
I have found a problem with the VC support in the solution task. The
Refernces class still attempts to create a Project object when it should
use the ProjectFactory. Trying to create a Project object while passing
in a .vcproj file generates a null exception when the
Does the exec task use 'mono' when on Linux to run programs? For
example:
exec program=${build.dir}/Ojb.Net.Tools.PoGen/pogen.exe
commandline=/repository ${resource.dir}/repository.xml /
Does that get passed to the command prompt like so?
mono
Apparently its just not documented, but the attribute itself works.
Thanks a lot. And that shouldn't break anything between OS's right?
On Mon, 2003-10-13 at 16:25, Met @ Uber wrote:
That sounds like exactly what I need, but would you mind showing me an
example of what your talking about? I
Exactly. If you're on windows with ms .Net, nant knows that you don't
need to use a runtime engine. You can build using mono on windows and
then you will also get:
mono ${build.dir}/Ojb.Net.Tools.PoGen/pogen.exe
use the -verbose flag to see the actual command thats being used in each
case.
