No problem. I'm a big fan of CC.net and use it everyday at work to manage 40+ projects. This user group will be my second home from now on :-)
Other issues with the mobile i found/made a solution for: Q: When you start an application on the pda, you cant "wait for exit". What to do? A: I made a small tool that checks if a file exists. When my unit tests are done an output file is written and the file now exists and my msbuild script can continue. Q: How to found out if the unit tests failed or not on the PDA? A: Again I made a small tool that runs through the output file. Using regex, searching for something like <succeeded>false</succeeded> I can tell if a test failed. Happy mobile testing On Dec 4, 12:04 pm, "David Cameron" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Martin, thanks for posting the resolution back to the group. -Dave > > On Wed, Dec 3, 2008 at 10:29 PM, Martin Rahbek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > I found these now: Windows Mobile Developer Power Toys > > > That package contains some different tools: > > > CECopy - Copy a file to your PDA > > rapistart - Execute a file on the PDA > > > Happy testing > > > On 2 Dec., 09:01, Martin Rahbek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> Hi > > >> I have started on a project using a PDA running Windows Mobile 6. I > >> would like to run some unit tests on the PDA every time a commit is > >> made to the projects trunk. As Configuration Manager it is an easy > >> task setting up ordinary .Net projects using MSBuild. However I can't > >> seem to figure it out using the Compact Framework. > > >> I'm looking for guidance, solutions, ideas and so on. If you have done > >> something simular before please share you knowledge. > > >> Thanks in advance. > > >> Martin Rahbek
