Hey Chris,
I noticed that you are building a tool to notify of succesful x failed builds.
Have you checked out VS 2005 Powertoys RC1?
I´ve included a post on my blog that helps you configure a .Net 3.0 environment (http://manicprogrammer.com/cs/blogs/heynemann/archive/2006/09/17/118.aspx
). It includes where to download VS2005 SDK that contains a tool that does exactly what you want and a little more. It lets you configure some alerts, and one of the alerts include builds.
Hope it helps,
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Bernardo Heynemann
Microsoft Certified Solution Developer .Net
Bernardo Heynemann
Microsoft Certified Solution Developer .Net
On 9/18/06, Chris Burrows <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Name:Chris Burrows
Location: Canberra
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TFS experience (pick some):
Process Guidance,
Extending TFS,
Team Build - Including Integrating other bits out of VSTS like Code
Coverage, Unit Tests, Load Tests etc
Up Skilling Development Teams
Current projects:
Working with a Team to get the most out of TFS, VSTS and .NET 2.0.
Improving TFS Integrator
Writing a Tray Application for Successful/Failed Builds
Current goals:
Make sure that Project Teams get the most out of TFS and VSTS to enhance
developer project
Favorite TFS tools (with links):
TFS Integrator (Cause I wrote it :)
Power Tools. Like Everyone else
http://blogs.msdn.com/bharry/archive/2006/09/07/744993.aspx
TFSAdmin Tools
http://www.codeplex.com/Wiki/View.aspx?ProjectName=TFSAdmin
Regards,
Chris Burrows
Readify - Senior Consultant
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