[NAnt-users] Fileset refID and adding files

when I run the build, NAnt does not pickup the refID set and add the additional import to it, but only uses the original refID data and my build fails with a missing reference. Is by design or is this a bug and I should expect the final references to include all 5 imports? Thanks, Chris S

Re: [NAnt-users] Web deployment questions

Provided the website is already established, you can delete and recreate the virtual folders. However, if you need to delete the website and recreate it, you will have to resort to a script task, VBScript etc. Unless the NantContrib has been updated with a mkiiswebsite (or some such) task that I a

Re: [NAnt-users] NAntcontrib, IIS and Virtual folders

I found the reference to the appcreate parameter. I am good to go. Chris - Original Message - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: nant-users@lists.sourceforge.net Sent: Wed Aug 13 00:53:16 2008 Subject: [NAnt-users] NAntcontrib, IIS and Virtual folders Greetings, Is there

[NAnt-users] NAntcontrib, IIS and Virtual folders

Greetings, Is there any way to create a virtual directory in IIS using NantContrib that does not actually create the application? I just need the virtual folder off a website, but allows the bin folder to be the main site root\bin. Example Site1 \bin Somecustomvirtualfolder \con

Re: [NAnt-users] System.Diagnostics.Trace in combination withdebug=false !?

Can you add a define="TRACE=True" to the csc line and check that? Christopher B. Snider Technical Lead, Reg.Net Team 719.302.0200 x403 chris_snider (Yahoo! messenger ID) --- "You can't argue with a word like 'fraught'" Tigger -Original

Re: [NAnt-users] Copy command not working

I have some scripts that work at nested levels as well. The only difference I see in the way you have implemented and the way I have done it is the use of a "createdirs" task that I have. It creates the appropriate folder structure as deep as required before the copy task runs. If anyone know

Re: [NAnt-users] Error checking enterprise template project. Accessto the path is denied

r Lippmann -Original Message- From: Paul LeBlanc [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, March 24, 2008 9:46 AM To: Chris Snider; Sattapattu; nant-users@lists.sourceforge.net Subject: RE: [NAnt-users] Error checking enterprise template project. Accessto the path is denied Close the IDE, right (in

Re: [NAnt-users] Error checking enterprise template project. Access to the path is denied

Check that any other projects with a reference to the file you are trying to build is closed. Also, you may need to do an IISReset if this is a web project. IIS can hold a reference to the file keeping a lock on it and thus not allowing an overwrite. Christopher B. Snider Technical Lead, Reg.Net

Re: [NAnt-users] 3.5 Framework Solution Build using 2.0

"(I think even assemblies compiled with the new .Net 3.5 compilers will still even run on .Net 1.1 as long as you are only referencing assemblies that are available in 1.1)" If anyone had the time (I don't have VS 2008 yet) to test compiling a 1.1 target using NAnt and the .NET 3.5 compiler, I'

Re: [NAnt-users] msi task - 'cabarc' failed to start

Without looking at the source code, my guess is that the temp folder is being loaded with the windows API to determine the temporary folder from the environment variables, most likely at the user level and not global level. Christopher B. Snider Technical Lead, Reg.Net Team 719.302.0200 x403 c

Re: [NAnt-users] Assembly File Sets and Additions

ry 23, 2008 9:41 AM To: Chris Snider; nant-users@lists.sourceforge.net Subject: RE: [NAnt-users] Assembly File Sets and Additions If your using the latest nightly build, you can setup a patternset. Other than that I don't know a way. I assume you tried to use two references sections? Not su

[NAnt-users] Assembly File Sets and Additions

The NAnt documentation lists the following example for modules type parameter of the csc/vbc task: Use the predefined set of assemblies to compile a C# assembly. How can I define an assembly set (or a reference set for tha