RE: [Nant-users] Deployment

2003-08-15 Thread Jonathan . Cogley
Title: Message Eric, It is my understanding (and I have seen this in action for web applications) that .NET never runs your assembly (.exe or .dll) directly but rather makesa copy of it to a temp directory and runs that (no file locking). It then creates a filewatcher to check the original

[Nant-users] VSSGet and subprojects question or bug?

2003-08-15 Thread Michael Dang
Hi, I am using this call to get all the files within a specific VSS repository project (a.k.a. folder). It will recursively get the files in the root project specified in path, but it does not get the subprojects within that root project. Is this a bug or the intended functionality of only

RE: [Nant-users] Deployment

2003-08-15 Thread Erv Walter
Title: Message None of that happens automatically. ASP.NET manages this for web apps. The .NET Framework has the ability to do this for other apps as well, but you have to write some code to make it happen when you create a new appdomain. By default, .NET assembly DLLs are locked while the

RE: [Nant-users] VSSGet and subprojects question or bug?

2003-08-15 Thread Michael Dang
Yup, I'm sure the label is applied correctly. I even gave it a new label. I tried the VSS command line and it got everything I wanted recursively. Therefore, it must be the VSSGet task with version = to a label that fails to get all the subprojects within the designated Path attribute. Anyone

[Nant-users] filesets question

2003-08-15 Thread Willem J.W. Semmelink
I would like to include source files, depending on property values: I have two properties, one is named SWF and another is named GTK Before I call the compile target, I set either one of them to true. When I run a project, I get a message that only one file [main.cs] was included, and because

Re: [Nant-users] resgen with fileset

2003-08-15 Thread Ian MacLean
Keith, What errors are you getting ? The fileset child element is called 'resources' so you would use it like: resgen todir=. resources includes name=*.resx / /resources /resgen all .resx files will generate a .resources file of the same name in the specified

Re: [Nant-users] filesets question

2003-08-15 Thread Ian MacLean
Willem, Another way to do this would be to use named filesets. As below fileset id=GTK includes name=./src/main.cs/ includes name=./src/GTKScrollBox.cs/ includes name=./src/GTKImageBox.cs/ /fileset fileset id=SWF includes name=./src/main.cs/ includes name=./src/SWFScrollBox.cs/ includes

RE: [Nant-users] VSSGet and subprojects question or bug?

2003-08-15 Thread Daniel Nguyen
Mike, I'm also using Nant v0.8.3 rc2, VSS v6.0d, but didn't have the same problem you ran into with/without *version* attribute. Just a shot in the dark -- have you try without the version attribute and let it get the latest version to see if it would work? daniel -Original Message-