Re: Svar: Re: A concurrent acces has occurred.

[Morten Schmidt]

hehe, yeah, .common that was the easy one ;o)   I used monodevelop ( http://www.monodevelop.com/ ). I didn't have log4net.dll and Castle.DynamicProxy.dll in my gac, so I pointed the references to th files in the External-bin, coming with svn...   Used build and there it was.... 0 errors, 0 warnings...   Then I did the same with DataMapper: 4 warnings on variables only used once and 1 warning of unreachable code. Last I build DataAccess (depends on DataMapper) which came out 0 errors, 0 warnings.   I didn't try to compile the tests, since I didn't think I needed them (do I?), and the extention part was the one that gave me the problems. What are the extentions? Do I need them?   If I can live without them, I should have a working build, right? I'll try them within the next our, with Npgsql 0.7beta 6, and see how it goes...   I haven't tried out that nant stuff yet, but this is coming one of these days you know... (Instaling as I type)   I read in one of the other mails in this thread, that Gilles beleives he has the next build ready : "I was thinking of the first June.". Would this be tomorrow, or sometime in the first part of June?   Thx for helping, I love these communities!!!   /morten >>>[EMAIL PROTECTED] 05/30/05 5:56 pm >>> Are you able to successfully compile IBatisNet.Common? Roberto On 5/30/05, Roberto R <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >Hmmm...you've had better luck than me! :-) > >Don't compile the IBatisNet.DataAccess.Extensions and >IBatisNet.DataAccess.Test projects. They include the references to >NHibernate. > >Are you using the NAnt build files for this? > >Roberto > >On 5/30/05, Morten Schmidt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >> OK, tries to walk the mile myself... >> I have now downloaded the source from svn... I'm on Linux with Mono, >>but that shouldn't matter. I corrected the assemply references, and tried to >>compile. I got an error (or more than one that is ;o) regarding >>NHibernate.dll >> I then downloaded that from Sourceforge, but it seems I can't add a >>reference to it... It tells me the file could net be found.... Weird, >>because I see it ;o/ >> Anyone got an idea on how to get around this? Do I HAVE to compile on >>windows? >> /morten >> >