Visual Studio 2005, C# .Net, Windows XP, Office 2003.
I have created a windows application that has a reference to the word
interop and performs certain automation of MS Word.
The build Process is fine inside visual studio, However i am having
difficulty building it with Nant, mainly with res
This is unrelated to nant or even psexec. You have regsvr32.exe hung on a pop
up.
Check regsvr32 /? for the way that you need to call it.
From: zwhee...@sddmtech.comto: nant-us...@lists.sourceforge.netdate: Tue, 17
Feb 2009 14:55:16 -0500Subject: [NAnt-users] psexec
I was able to use p
Never mind - I found my problem.
I had also just included the xmlns schema attribute in my build file,
however I did not included it in the included build file.
Once I added it there, the properties all worked. This had nothing to
do with my custom function at all.
Beth
Using the unzip task in .86, even with verbose="false" the unzip command
is echoing one line per file when nant is called by my teamcity agent.
This is resulting in tons of extra fluff in our logs. How can I avoid
having unzip outputting so much logging?
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Hi,
I have a build file that looks like:
My included build file defines a property called partNumberRoot. My
build script correctly found this property until I included it as a
parameter to a custom function that I wrote. If I tr
> 2. Unregister – dlls – here it just hangs
> Regsvr32 –u x:\dlls\aspDlls.dll
If this is the exact command line you used, add the /s (silent) switch
to it, and see what happens. If you don't do that, the remote machine
is trying to display a modal dialog box. Whether or not that succeeds
d
> I was able to use psexec to start and stop IIS on a remote machine however,
> I was not able to unregister and unregister a .dll on that same remote
> machine. So my target ran a bat file that
You need to make sure the user logged into the local machine has
rights to make the modifications you
I use psexec to run a batch that registers files without a problem.
However, our build runs under a domain account credentials and the
domain account is an admin on the target server is question.
But, I wouldn't expect you to get a hang. Is the file in use?
BOb
I was able to use psexec to start and stop IIS on a remote machine however,
I was not able to unregister and unregister a .dll on that same remote
machine. So my target ran a bat file that
1. Stopped iis - this was fine
2. Unregister - dlls - here it just hangs
? does psexec allow
