Re: [NAnt-users] Conditional Compile based on VB6 Return

Eric, If you're using project or binary compatibility, you have to have the original DLL (so VB can get its CSLID info). If your not, be sure that isn't set in the VBP, otherwise you get that second error. John -Original Message- From: Eric Fetzer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent:

Re: [NAnt-users] Conditional Compile based on VB6 Return

Eric, One thing I ran into... I would *strongly* suggest that you do not compile your dll to the same location as that pointed to by the compatibility reference. If you do, and run into a compilation problem you can (and probably will) end up in a situation where you cannot recover the GUID's,

Re: [NAnt-users] Conditional Compile based on VB6 Return

Richard, We're recompiling everything every time, and fix all references before compiling (hack the GUID of all ref's out of the registry and fixing in the VBP file). Yeah, I know, I'm dangerous;0)... Thanks, Eric --- Foster, Richard - PAL [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Eric, One thing I ran

[NAnt-users] How to read program output into property

Hi, 1. Is it possible to read exec output into a property? I need to compare md hashes of 2 files exec program=md5sum.exe commandline='my_prog1.exe' / exec program=md5sum.exe commandline='my_prog2.exe' / What is the simplest way to do it 2.Just wanted to let nant

Re: [NAnt-users] How to read program output into property

1.Solution found (although if somebody knows more elegant one please share). Script below starts external program and parses output. I attach the script, may be it will be useful for somebody 2. Are official ftp task and webdav task planed? I have found an ftp task, which works somewhere in

Re: [NAnt-users] How to read program output into property

Bonio Lopez wrote: 1.Solution found (although if somebody knows more elegant one please share). Script below starts external program and parses output. There's no need to use a custom script. Just use the output= attribute on the exec command, and then use the loadfile tasks to load the

[NAnt-users] Using ftp from nant on windows

Hi, Following shows how to use ftp on windows machines from nant.(May be somebody could need that. ) echo message=your_login file=ftpconfig append=false / echo message=your_password file=ftpconfig append=true / echo message=bin file=ftpconfig append=true / echo

Re: [NAnt-users] Using ftp from nant on windows

Bonio Lopez wrote: Hi, echo message=your_login file=ftpconfig append=false / I think it would make more sense to just create a template configuration in a file, and then use a NAnt copy with a filterchain to create the actual script file. I'd also encourage using sftp or some other