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I am not trying to set the property, the draco service is setting this automatically. It is used to allow the script to
determine if it is being kicked off by the Draco
Service, I
am using it like this: <target
name="Build"> <call
target="Draco.Build" if="${draco}"
verbose="${verbose}" /> <call
target="Manual.Build" unless="${draco}" verbose="${verbose}"/> </target> Mark Mark
Overton Digital Architects, Inc. 972-215-5674 From: Foley, Cash
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] It seems a little odd that you are
attempting to set the Draco property. I’m assuming your build file
was launched by Draco with a ‘true’ value and you are trying to
change that to ‘false’?! If this is true, I would recommend
creating a new property and initialize it with the Draco property that was
passed in. <property
name=’Draco_Processing’ value=’${Draco} /> You can then change your property as
needed during your processing. Then, change all of your other references
to the Draco property to your own. Cash From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Mark Overton I am trying to run Nant 0.85 with Draco.Net. I am
getting the following error message: Read-only property "draco" cannot be overwritten.I have not declared the property “draco”, but I
know that Draco uses this property to identify when the nant build was started
using the Draco.Net service. This worked fine with the .84 release of Nant. Does anyone have any ideas? Thanks, Mark |
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