Bert,
Try this build fragment :
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<project default="build" name="ConsoleApplication1">
<property name="build.debug" value="true" />
<target name="build">
<!-- build main assembly -->
<mkdir dir="bin" />
<csc debug="${build.debug}" output="bin\ConsoleApplication1.exe"
target="exe" win32icon="App.ico">
<sources>
<include name="**/*.cs" />
</sources>
<resources dynamicprefix="true" prefix="ConsoleApplication1">
<include name="**/*.resx" />
</resources>
<references>
<include name="System.dll" />
<include name="System.Data.dll" />
<include name="System.XML.dll" />
</references>
</csc>
</target>
</project>
Dit zou zeker moeten werken !
Gert
----- Original Message -----
From: "Bert Jan Lappenschaar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Gert Driesen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>;
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, August 02, 2004 5:01 PM
Subject: RE: [Nant-users] default resources in assembly files
Ok,
I found a solution for this problem.
I added a very simple example solution to this email demonstrating the
issue.
It is an console application.
It has 1 class, ConsoleApplication1.
It has 1 resource file, Resource1.resx, which contains 1 resource
string, "testString".
The console applicaton creates a resourcemanager based on this resource
file and writes the string to Console using the following code:
ResourceManager rm = new
ResourceManager("ConsoleApplication1.Resource1",
typeof(Class1).Assembly);
Console.WriteLine(rm.GetString("testString"));
Note that the resource file is loaded using the root name
"ConsoleApplication1.Resource1". this name consists of the Default
namespace for this project (this can be found in de cs.proj file, in
this case it is "ConsoleApplication1" ) and the base name of the
resource file, which is "Resource1").
If you compile the project using Visual Studio, the resx file
"Resource1.resx" will be compiled to a binary resource file
"ConsoleApplication1.Resource1.resources" which is than linked into the
exe.
So if I want my Nant script to do exactly the same, I have to use a NAnt
copy Task to copy the resx file to a new resx file that has the correct
name (which includes the default name space). I then compile the exe
using the new resx file. In that way, I can load the the resource file
in the resource manager using the code above. If I don't rename the resx
file before compiling, it will have a different root name.
Copy task:
<copy file="D:\temp\ConsoleApplication1\Resource1.resx"
tofile="D:\temp\ConsoleApplication1\ConsoleApplication1.Resource1.resx"
/>
See included nant script in the attached zip file.
In this way I end up with my resources compiled exactly (at least as far
as I can see) the way Visual Studio compiles them...
Thanks
Bert-Jan
-----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
Van: Gert Driesen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Verzonden: zondag 1 augustus 2004 16:15
Aan: Bert Jan Lappenschaar; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Onderwerp: Re: [Nant-users] default resources in assembly files
Bert,
Can you send us a small repro for this issue ? Don't send us your
solution
as is, but create a clean solution with the minimum set of files
necessary
to reproduce this issue.
Thanks,
Gert
----- Original Message -----
From: "Bert Jan Lappenschaar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, July 30, 2004 12:25 PM
Subject: [Nant-users] default resources in assembly files
Hi all,
Thanks for your help so far, very useful!
I ran into another thing:
I compiled the same website using Visual Studio and using a nant script.
I compared the dll and its satellite dll's with the Loetz Roeder's
resource tool to see what resources are in there and what the names of
the binary resource files in the DLL's are.
The satellite assemblies are identical so that's fine.
But there are differences in the main dll's:
The names of the included binary resource file differ:
The Visual Studio build uses the name of the class that the resource
belongs to.
Example:
phw842_frm1.ascx.nl.resx belongs to phw842_frm1.ascx.cs (In Visual
Studio, the is represented by the fact that this resx file 'hangs' under
the ascx file and in the csproj file this is specified in the
'DependantUpon attribute.
My nant build turns this resx file into phw842_frm1.Resources (resource
file name is based on resx file name) and adds it to the dll).
But the Visual Studio build turns this resx file into phw842_1.Resources
(resource file name is based on the classname in the code file the resx
belongs to (this class name differs from the name of the code file!))
and adds it to the .dll.
The result is that resource managers in the code who try to load the
binary resource file phw842_1.Resources by using the type of the class,
won't find it.
How can I change my CSC task so it includes resource files with names
that are base on class names (types) instead of resx file names?
The way I compile the files in Nant is by just listing all resx files in
a resources node (see below example code), I guess I have to somehow
specify the links between code files and resource files so Nant can
figure out the names for the binary resource files?
Note that for the satellite assemblies, I parsed the csproject files and
code files with a program I wrote myself to get to the classenames
(types) that must be used for the names of the .resource files.
Thanks,
Bert-Jan
Example:
<csc failonerror="false" debug="${build.debug}" warnaserror="true"
output="H:\BuildDepot\Pharos\DevelopmentVersion\Nantbuild\phw842\bin\phw
842.dll" target="library">
<sources>
<includes name="BuildAssemblyInfo.cs" />
<includes name="Global.asax.cs" />
<includes name="PharosCorner.aspx.cs" />
<includes name="PharosHeader.aspx.cs" />
<includes name="phw842_frm0.aspx.cs" />
<includes name="phw842_frm1.ascx.cs" />
<includes name="phw842_frm1.aspx.cs" />
<includes name="phw842_frm2.ascx.cs" />
<includes name="phw842_frm2.aspx.cs" />
<includes name="phw842_frm3.ascx.cs" />
<includes name="phw842_frm3.aspx.cs" />
<includes name="phw842_frm4.ascx.cs" />
<includes name="phw842_frm4.aspx.cs" />
<includes name="phw842_frm5.ascx.cs" />
<includes name="phw842_frm6.ascx.cs" />
<includes name="phw842_frm7.ascx.cs" />
<includes name="phw842_frm8.ascx.cs" />
<includes name="phw842_Main1.ascx.cs" />
<includes name="phw842_Main2.ascx.cs" />
<includes name="phw842_Main3.ascx.cs" />
<includes name="phw842_Main4.ascx.cs" />
</sources>
<resources>
<includes name="phw842_frm0.aspx.resx" />
<includes name="phw842_frm2.ascx.resx" />
<includes name="phw842_frm4.ascx.resx" />
<includes name="phw842_frm3.aspx.resx" />
<includes name="phw842_frm7.ascx.resx" />
<includes name="phw842_frm8.ascx.resx" />
<includes name="phw842_frm1.ascx.resx" />
<includes name="phw842_frm5.ascx.resx" />
<includes name="phw842_frm6.ascx.resx" />
<includes name="phw842_frm3.ascx.resx" />
<includes name="PharosCorner.aspx.resx" />
</resources>
<references
basedir="H:\BuildDepot\Pharos\DevelopmentVersion\Nantbuild\phw842\bin\">
<includes name="System.dll" />
<includes name="System.Drawing.dll" />
<includes name="System.Data.dll" />
<includes name="System.Web.dll" />
<includes name="System.Xml.dll" />
<includes name="phPersistentObjects.dll" />
<includes name="phKernel.dll" />
<includes name="phw842DB.dll" />
<includes name="CustomGridControl.dll" />
<includes name="CustomDisplayControl.dll" />
<includes name="phLibrary.dll" />
<includes name="DBITrace.NET.dll" />
</references>
</csc>
Bert-Jan Lappenschaar
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