You would probably need to rub it through cscript.exe and launch with start /wait
Sent from my Windows Phone ------------------------------ From: louwho Sent: 6/11/2012 5:58 AM To: [email protected] Cc: louwho Subject: Re: New guy questions Can you call VBscript from jenks. I have tried to call from a cmd file, and to directy call from windows batch...the job hangs? On Tuesday, June 5, 2012 9:33:08 PM UTC-4, slide wrote: > > I'll put it this way, anything you can do from the command line you can > do in Jenkins. There are plenty of wiki pages that you can use as reference > > Sent from my Windows Phone > ------------------------------ > From: louwho > Sent: 6/5/2012 5:46 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: New guy questions > > How do you move steps around, edit a config file, which one? Are there > any examples of a devenv project? Is the book "Jenkins, the definitive > guide" of much use to a windows programmer, as things like GIt, MARVIN, > etc, will not be used?. Is there a Windows book? How to put "if" > statements in, like "don't do the batch cmd steps if there are no > changes"? How to set up SMTP email, the example in the book (page 79), > does not seem to work (using our smtp email account). > > On Monday, June 4, 2012 8:11:03 PM UTC-4, louwho wrote: >> >> New to CI. Tried Cruisecontrol.net, very hard to figure everything out. >> Is there a file behind the scenes in Jenkins, like the ccnet.config file in >> CCnet? I am using this as a service on Windows. We have VB.net and C++ >> projects. I can use MSBuild for the VB stuff, but msbuild does not work >> well for c++ (Visual Studio 2008), can you use devenv in Jenkins (or what)? >> Can you point me to any related windows examples? >> >> I have the VB build working in Jenkins, now trying to get the binaries >> into SVN. Is SVN Publisher only for Java projects,if not any examples how >> to do? Is a windows cmd file the way to go using "SVN commit"? If you >> create steps in the wrong order, how to get them in correct order, (delete >> and re-create, or edit the behind the scenes file (if there is one))? If >> you have spaces in the paths like "Program files", do you have to use >> quotes (URLs and paths)? >> > > On Monday, June 4, 2012 8:11:03 PM UTC-4, louwho wrote: >> >> New to CI. Tried Cruisecontrol.net, very hard to figure everything out. >> Is there a file behind the scenes in Jenkins, like the ccnet.config file in >> CCnet? I am using this as a service on Windows. We have VB.net and C++ >> projects. I can use MSBuild for the VB stuff, but msbuild does not work >> well for c++ (Visual Studio 2008), can you use devenv in Jenkins (or what)? >> Can you point me to any related windows examples? >> >> I have the VB build working in Jenkins, now trying to get the binaries >> into SVN. Is SVN Publisher only for Java projects,if not any examples how >> to do? Is a windows cmd file the way to go using "SVN commit"? If you >> create steps in the wrong order, how to get them in correct order, (delete >> and re-create, or edit the behind the scenes file (if there is one))? If >> you have spaces in the paths like "Program files", do you have to use >> quotes (URLs and paths)? >> > > On Monday, June 4, 2012 8:11:03 PM UTC-4, louwho wrote: >> >> New to CI. Tried Cruisecontrol.net, very hard to figure everything out. >> Is there a file behind the scenes in Jenkins, like the ccnet.config file in >> CCnet? I am using this as a service on Windows. We have VB.net and C++ >> projects. I can use MSBuild for the VB stuff, but msbuild does not work >> well for c++ (Visual Studio 2008), can you use devenv in Jenkins (or what)? >> Can you point me to any related windows examples? >> >> I have the VB build working in Jenkins, now trying to get the binaries >> into SVN. Is SVN Publisher only for Java projects,if not any examples how >> to do? Is a windows cmd file the way to go using "SVN commit"? If you >> create steps in the wrong order, how to get them in correct order, (delete >> and re-create, or edit the behind the scenes file (if there is one))? If >> you have spaces in the paths like "Program files", do you have to use >> quotes (URLs and paths)? >> >
